Victims' fathers to share experiences

Not a problem, she's the kind that eats her own so the thing won't be for long.

 

OK! I can take only so many disgusting thoughts in one day! This image I did not need!

::shocked2

NOW THAT IS JUST WRONG!!

Wake me when I've killed enough brain cells to destroy this memory....

:glug: :glug: :glug: :glug:

 

Ah...the silver lining.... :tipsy:

 

Isn't watching Candy In Action a little too similar to Patsy? Sure she "seems" normal one minute, but it's the next minute that you have to be on the look-out for.......... :nuts:

RR

 

Cyril Wecht

Check this out:

http://search.netscape.com/ns/boomf...est=1&remove_url=http://www.drudgereport.com/

 

Bob has also opened up a new thread on this KK. What a shame! I feel the Ramseys were a part of instigating these allegations against Dr. Wecht.

 

That's all fine and dandy....but did he ask about me...?

 

Thanks Moab! You're the best! Congratulations on beating Kranky!

 

Oh, you SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO are gonna' pay for this....

 

Wha...? Are you telling us that Thomas' universe doesn't revolve around the Rams?

Or us?

Or...shiver...gutter candy? She's not gonna' be happy about this --->>> :whipit:

OH, heck, I'm on a binge, just wake me for the body count. :glug:

 

Sweeeeeeet.


hey WY....:fishslap:.....he love me.

 

Make his own child?

Would that be an attack of the clones, or a clone of the attack?

 

Great Job, Guys!

Events urge child safety
Speakers share tales of children's abductions

Angela Fail
@PensacolaNewsJournal.com
Child safety was on the minds of hundreds of Pensacola Bay Area residents Saturday.

Preventing Crimes Against Children, a two-day program presented by the KlaasKids Foundation, concluded with a fingerprinting event and a town hall meeting to discuss child safety initiatives.

About 200 children were fingerprinted and photographed Saturday afternoon at the Print-A-Thon at Vince Whibbs Automotive on Pensacola Boulevard.

As the children left with balloons and toys, parents collected DNA kits and nine-point child safety programs.

Cameron Braxton, 8, stood in line at the event with his mother and younger sister.

"This is to give people if I ever get lost," he said. "Then, they can find me and bring me back to my mommy."

Marc Klaas founded the KlaasKids Foundation in 1994, after his daughter, Polly, 12, was abducted from her home in Petaluma, Calif. The foundation since has fingerprinted 1 million children in the United States and has provided support for parents of missing children nationwide.

"This is exactly the kind of turnout we want," Klaas said at the Print-A-Thon. "It's really great to see families so enthusiastic and to see them embrace this program."

At the town hall meeting at Hillcrest Baptist Church on Nine Mile Road, Klaas spoke with two other parents of lost children: Mark Lunsford, father of Jessica Lunsford, 9, founded the Jessica Lunsford Foundation; and Erin Runnion, mother of Samantha Runnion, 5, founded A Joyful Child Foundation.

Escambia County Sheriff Ron McNesby addressed a somber, yet focused crowd of more than 100 at the Saturday night meeting.

"We, as law enforcement officials, can sit up here and give crime prevention talks all day long," he said. "But when these folks talk from their hearts, it will make a difference in your life. I know it made a difference in mine."

Matt Bell, whose daughter, Danielle Bell of Pensacola, has been missing since 2001, attended the meeting. Bell stressed the importance of the raw and emotional testimonies of parents who have suffered such tragedies.

"This helps people realize the problem in this county alone," he said. "It seems like every week, another (child) is gone. This raises awareness so people will say, 'Hey, we need to do something.' "

:thumbsup:
Thanks from Florida!
RR

 

That's not what he told me, Freebird. :blush:

 

Thanks for posting this River Rat, This makes me feel good inside, knowing this Klaas Foundation is doing something positive to prevent children being abducted.
We could do with these programs in every Mall, all over the world. The children should come first instead of wars.