Wow truly epic post, thanks for compiling this data, I will send credit your way when I cover this article.
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Wow truly epic post, thanks for compiling this data, I will send credit your way when I cover this article.
Thank you @titusfrost, i would encourage others to look at the ncmec profile pages for changes and anomalies.
Though I didn't really touch on it in this post, it seems that the total numbers in Virginia are being suppressed/fudged/distorted. If this is true, what does that mean for the other states, are profiles being removed from those pages as well?
There could be some legitimate reasons for the profiles being removed like: false reporting and children that have returned home.
BUT, if that's the case why do they not notify the public that these kids have come home safely?
Wouldn't this be an ideal way to promote the good work done at the ncmec? I don't get it.
Even if there's some rational explanation it still doesn't explain the extremely high rates of missing children in Virginia overall (see part 1).
Thanks for the resteem and for your continuing efforts in this field