Missing teacher in Greenbelt Maryland

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Anonymous wrote:So, in the past year, there was a 39 yo blonde female Rachel Morin, a jogger who disappeared on a trail, then a 58 yo white female, Karen Elliott, that disappeared on a trail and now this 60 yo black female who disappeared on a trail. Can they not make any connections?

What kind of connection? All three have been killed by the Greenbelt teacher's son?

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Anonymous wrote:I heard the non-update update on WTOP radio yesterday. Still it seems like she deserves more attention, more tv time, more people looking. They interviewed one of her students who was going door to door with fliers.

The lack of attention is astounding. Guarantee if she was white and blonde and young and pretty there would be like the gal on the trail who got murdered. I’m white and blonde and old now btw.

Just want to note that while she isn’t young or white, she’s exceptionally beautiful.

If she were white they would have solved this case by now.

Uh, it would certainly appear the cops have in fact “solved” it and are getting their ducks in a row.

How sad. She was indeed beautiful and clearly beloved by her community.

Despite what social media may tell you attention and "views" don't always accomplish anything, life isn't a movie where the more publicity, the better. There was a lot of media coverage of the missing plane and it wasn't found.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Son of missing Greenbelt teacher arrested on 5 year old traffic charges. The article says that it's unusual for traffic cases.

https://wjla.com/news/local/mariame-toure-sylla-prince-georges-county-missing-teacher-son-arrested-charges-schrom-hills-park-dora-kennedy-french-immersion-school-disappearance-vigil-community-foul-play-greenbelt-police-

That’s not a good sign.

This is the first report I've read that says the adult son lived with his mom.

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Anonymous wrote:I heard the non-update update on WTOP radio yesterday. Still it seems like she deserves more attention, more tv time, more people looking. They interviewed one of her students who was going door to door with fliers.

The lack of attention is astounding. Guarantee if she was white and blonde and young and pretty there would be like the gal on the trail who got murdered. I’m white and blonde and old now btw.

Just want to note that while she isn’t young or white, she’s exceptionally beautiful.

If she were white they would have solved this case by now.

Uh, it would certainly appear the cops have in fact “solved” it and are getting their ducks in a row.

How sad. She was indeed beautiful and clearly beloved by her community.

They could just be grasping at straws...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, in the past year, there was a 39 yo blonde female Rachel Morin, a jogger who disappeared on a trail, then a 58 yo white female, Karen Elliott, that disappeared on a trail and now this 60 yo black female who disappeared on a trail. Can they not make any connections?

Both of the first two women were killed "on a trail" in Bel Air, MD. The teacher that this thread is about went walking in Greenbelt, MD. The only thing these three have in common is they are in the same state. Bel Air is 60 miles and over an hour drive from Greenbelt.

So, the only connection is that you didn't apply much logic to these connections.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, in the past year, there was a 39 yo blonde female Rachel Morin, a jogger who disappeared on a trail, then a 58 yo white female, Karen Elliott, that disappeared on a trail and now this 60 yo black female who disappeared on a trail. Can they not make any connections?

Both of the first two women were killed "on a trail" in Bel Air, MD. The teacher that this thread is about went walking in Greenbelt, MD. The only thing these three have in common is they are in the same state. Bel Air is 60 miles and over an hour drive from Greenbelt.

So, the only connection is that you didn't apply much logic to these connections.

Hmm, so you don't think that serial killers can get in a car and drive 50 - 70 miles and commit another crime. Ok.

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Anonymous wrote:I heard the non-update update on WTOP radio yesterday. Still it seems like she deserves more attention, more tv time, more people looking. They interviewed one of her students who was going door to door with fliers.

The lack of attention is astounding. Guarantee if she was white and blonde and young and pretty there would be like the gal on the trail who got murdered. I’m white and blonde and old now btw.

Just want to note that while she isn’t young or white, she’s exceptionally beautiful.

If she were white they would have solved this case by now.

STOP

NO

[Anonymous]

While he’s been arrested for a different crime, can they interrogate him about his mother’s disappearance?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:While he’s been arrested for a different crime, can they interrogate him about his mother’s disappearance?

I would assume so. He is obviously a suspect.

I wonder if anyone actually saw her on her walk, or if that’s just what he told her friends.

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Anonymous wrote:So, in the past year, there was a 39 yo blonde female Rachel Morin, a jogger who disappeared on a trail, then a 58 yo white female, Karen Elliott, that disappeared on a trail and now this 60 yo black female who disappeared on a trail. Can they not make any connections?

Both of the first two women were killed "on a trail" in Bel Air, MD. The teacher that this thread is about went walking in Greenbelt, MD. The only thing these three have in common is they are in the same state. Bel Air is 60 miles and over an hour drive from Greenbelt.

So, the only connection is that you didn't apply much logic to these connections.

All three walking alone on a trail?

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Anonymous wrote:While he’s been arrested for a different crime, can they interrogate him about his mother’s disappearance?

I would assume so. He is obviously a suspect.

I wonder if anyone actually saw her on her walk, or if that’s just what he told her friends.

Please stop. Her son/family is not how you describe them to be.

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The most similar situation lately I feel was the woman who committed suicide in the Potomac. But the son’s arrest certainly looks bad in this situation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Always helpful to embed the image, and give her a name:

Mariame Toure Sylla (age 60) was last seen in the 6500 block of Lake Park Drive on July 29, 2023:

Thank you!

[Anonymous]

She is so beautiful. She just looks like a calm soul. I pray she is safe.

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Anonymous wrote:Typical. She's over 60 so there's not a gazillion posts on it as there would be if she was 40 and blonde.

And white.