Aisha Khan found safe (crime, school, college) - City-Data Forum

bls5555 · 12-22-2011, 07:06 AM

Student Aisha Khan found safe, was not held against her will - KansasCity.com

So??? Thoughts? Not taken against will yet we can't find out why? Resources in the search to find her aren't free.

aragx6 · 12-22-2011, 07:08 AM

I'm terribly glad she's OK, but I'm certainly a bit curious as to the circumstances.

Versatile · 12-22-2011, 07:33 AM

I predict a repressive, abusive husband.

TabulaRasa · 12-22-2011, 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by bls5555

Student Aisha Khan found safe, was not held against her will - KansasCity.com

So??? Thoughts? Not taken against will yet we can't find out why? Resources in the search to find her aren't free.

Honestly, is it really the public's business? Being curious and having any real right to know are two separate things.

aragx6 · 12-22-2011, 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by TabulaRasa

Honestly, is it really the public's business? Being curious and having any real right to know are two separate things.

I agree. Though it doesn't make me want to know any less.

I wonder why Versatile immediately assumes abusive husband? Also, would that not fall under that "held against her will" category?

Mathguy · 12-22-2011, 08:23 AM

It's likely to have been....

1) Nervous breakdown over the pressure of school etc.
2) Bad grades 1st semester at a 4 year college and shame\fear
3) Family issues, another guy?

It's freezing at night and everyone was looking for her so she had to stay SOMEWHERE other than with family and couldn't have just lived in the bushes etc. I can't imagine a classmate or womens shelter etc. would have harbored her and not heard ANYTHING about the "abduction" so whomever she stayed with must have been very very close to her?

Odd case, glad she isn't dead and hope things work out for her.

kccountrybabe · 12-22-2011, 08:23 AM

Well, it does becomes the publics business when they enlisted the public for their help in finding her. I don't care to pry into their personal lives, but they do owe the public an explanation.

MOKAN · 12-22-2011, 09:20 AM

Personally, I didn't think she sounded truly afraid or in trouble in the voicemail she left that the news kept playing. I had a hunch some sort of immature BS was going on, likely involving a guy. So it'll be interesting to find out what happened should it ever be revealed.

Wow though - beautiful girl.

lifelongMOgal · 12-22-2011, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by bls5555

Student Aisha Khan found safe, was not held against her will - KansasCity.com

So??? Thoughts? Not taken against will yet we can't find out why? Resources in the search to find her aren't free.

It is possible for the city to sue for expenses if they so choose. It is good she was found safe. No reason to speculate. If the police don't have enough information then neither does my crystal ball.

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Originally Posted by kccountrybabe

Well, it does becomes the publics business when they enlisted the public for their help in finding her. I don't care to pry into their personal lives, but they do owe the public an explanation.

Well, no. She may owe the public treasury re-imbursement for expenses but no, she does not owe the public an explaination. Just because you may want something does not mean it is owed to you, IMO. YMMV

Versatile · 12-22-2011, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by aragx6

I agree. Though it doesn't make me want to know any less.

I wonder why Versatile immediately assumes abusive husband? Also, would that not fall under that "held against her will" category?

She was married just 5 months ago. Muslim traditions are repressive for women. Cops say no crime committed. Once she was married he most likely anted her to be a traditional Muslim woman.imo