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Can you post reliable source? I didn't read about it on news, just some comments on social media.
I saw the local news clip this morning on that. I believe the newscaster said she was on the phone with her brother's fiance, she heard Carlee ask the child "are you okay", no answer, then the screaming and scuffling sounds.
Yeah I would have a hard time not getting involved if a toddler was wandering along a highway.
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Originally Posted by bpollen
I wouldn't think this was a trap. It's pretty iffy whether anyone would stop, and if so, that it would be a woman rather than a family or a trucker or man. Maybe a crime of opportunity. Then again, it is possible, I guess, it could've been a trap.
I wouldn't either. Because such things happen in real life, kids are abandoned (not lost) on busy streets.
Just few days ago:
"A mom is accused of abandoning her toddler on a busy road during Houston's really high temperatures, according to charging documents". https://abc13.com/2-year-old-dumped-...road/13464734/
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In the US, more than 7,000 children are abandoned each year and a staggering 2.5 million children are now homeless each year in America. That's 1 in 30 children.
I wouldn't think this was a trap. It's pretty iffy whether anyone would stop, and if so, that it would be a woman rather than a family or a trucker or man. Maybe a crime of opportunity. Then again, it is possible, I guess, it could've been a trap.
Maybe someone was watching her, knew her routine, knew that she would be driving that route like she did every day after work.
She is a young and pretty girl.
Hopefully someone saw something and will be brave enough to share it with the police.
But it has been 4 days and as time goes on, the chance of returning home safe gets slimmer, particularly when a person is vulnerable.
Wow. The fact that her family member heard her scream seems to indicate that she was abducted by someone with nefarious purposes in mind.
I hope they find her. And the toddler. The idea that this toddler is being raised by someone who would do this is the most disturbing part of this story.
The scream could be related to her daughter screaming at the child to not cross the highway. Perhaps she stopped talking to her brothers GF and ran out the car to stop the child that was about to enter the traffic. (the car door was open and her phone still there - it means that she left her car in a hurry).
Maybe she was hit by a car and removed from the accident site by the driver who was maybe high or drunk?
Where her car was found? Still on a lane blocking traffic?
There are many variables.
We have to wait and see ...
The scream could be related to her daughter screaming at the child to not cross the highway. Perhaps she stopped talking to her brothers GF and ran out the car to stop the child that was about to enter the traffic. (the car door was open and her phone still there - it means that she left her car in a hurry).
Maybe she was hit by a car and removed from the accident site by the driver who was maybe high or drunk?
Where her car was found? Still on a lane blocking traffic?
There are many variables.
We have to wait and see ...
I provided a link to the video from the traffic cam. Nothing like you are suggesting appears to have happened.
I provided a link to the video from the traffic cam. Nothing like you are suggesting appears to have happened.
I can barely make out anything on that traffic cam video. She appears to put her flashers on well before she actually pulls over and stops. It's nighttime so it's doubtful that she would have seen the child from such a long distance away and put on her hazards.
She might have driven past the child and then looped back around, put her hazards on to search for the child and then pulled over when she saw him/her.
I see no other car pull over and you would think she would have mentioned it on the phone if a car had pulled over. It seems as though she might have been dragged into the woods. There's a neighborhood that backs to those woods so they should be searching home security cameras.
It's such a bizarre set of circumstances. I hope she is found safe soon.
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