Missing child from NJ- Dulce Alvarez

[Anonymous]

I haven’t seen anything in DCUM yet and just wanted to help get this poor little girl’s face out there. She was abducted from a playground in NJ six days ago.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/6abc.com/amp/amber-alert-reward-grows-to-$35k-for-missing-nj-girl/5554806/

[Anonymous]

just horrible

[Anonymous]

When I was reading about Dulce's disappearance there was another article about a little girl named Maggie Kent who has also disappeared from the Bridgeton area.

At first I thought that Dulce's mother's story about waiting in the car while her 3 and 5 year old played on the playground sounded sort of odd. But another little girl is also missing, too, apparently.

[Anonymous]

Maggie Kent is a reporter. Not a missing child.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maggie Kent is a reporter. Not a missing child.

Oh, sorry! Thank you for clearing that up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maggie Kent is a reporter. Not a missing child.

Oh, sorry! Thank you for clearing that up.

Yes, thanks - I was so confused, thinking 'what are the odds that another missing child from that area has the same name as the reporter covering the case?'

[Anonymous]

I feel like there hasn’t been as much media coverage for this considering the circumstances. She was lured into a van and taken from a playground. This should be all over the news

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I feel like there hasn’t been as much media coverage for this considering the circumstances. She was lured into a van and taken from a playground. This should be all over the news

She’s Hispanic. It would be in the news if it were a blond little white girl.

[Anonymous]

My cleaning lady who herself is Hispanic shared this story three days ago and I couldn’t believe there was not yet an amber alert.

[Anonymous]

Why the F was the mom not on the playground with a FIVE and THREE year old?!? That’s absurd.

[Anonymous]

I think the mom’s story is suspicious. Child neglect, at the very least.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My cleaning lady who herself is Hispanic shared this story three days ago and I couldn’t believe there was not yet an amber alert.

There is specific criteria for amber alerts, about knowing who the abductor is. This isn’t even a proven case of abduction.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why the F was the mom not on the playground with a FIVE and THREE year old?!? That’s absurd.

I took my 6 and 4 year olds to the playground last weekend. I’d taken medication that made me extremely nauseous for about 20 minutes so I allowed them to go play while I waited it out in the car, overlooking the playground. Dulce’s mom was 30 yards away in a car with another child. That’s not neglect.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why the F was the mom not on the playground with a FIVE and THREE year old?!? That’s absurd.

I took my 6 and 4 year olds to the playground last weekend. I’d taken medication that made me extremely nauseous for about 20 minutes so I allowed them to go play while I waited it out in the car, overlooking the playground. Dulce’s mom was 30 yards away in a car with another child. That’s not neglect.

Yes it is. She obviously was not watching the whole time or she would have seen where her daughter went.

Though, I don’t think it’s even certain they went to the playground. What does the “eight year old relative” have to say about it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why the F was the mom not on the playground with a FIVE and THREE year old?!? That’s absurd.

I took my 6 and 4 year olds to the playground last weekend. I’d taken medication that made me extremely nauseous for about 20 minutes so I allowed them to go play while I waited it out in the car, overlooking the playground. Dulce’s mom was 30 yards away in a car with another child. That’s not neglect.

Yes it is. She obviously was not watching the whole time or she would have seen where her daughter went.

Though, I don’t think it’s even certain they went to the playground. What does the “eight year old relative” have to say about it?

This is the self protective reflex kicking in we use to convince ourselves that this would NEVER happen to us. You could look down for a second to help your kid with a bleeding knee and the other could be picked up. It is very rare, but sometimes it does happen. And it is not a matter of being a parent guilty of child neglect.