Woman missing after reporting seeing a toddler on the highway

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Anonymous wrote:I know some of you find them sus but where I am with this: HER POOR PARENTS!

The ones that went on the Today show and lied?

What's the proof that they lied on the Today show? 🤨

The press conference today?

Lol. Do you think the brother’s girlfriend was in on it?

Someone had to pick her up. I bet the police have more facts from surveillance cameras but are giving Carlee an opportunity to come clean. There’s a road near where she parked where someone could wait for her. She probably followed the tree line (like the child) and hopped in a car near the bridge.

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Anonymous wrote:Her poor parents. I feel sorry for them and Aniyah’s mom the most.

Really? I don't have one shred of sympathy after they went on the Today show. Did you see the interview where they said they have warned Carlee in the past that traffickers might use babies to lure young women to the side of the road? They had to know.

Perhaps they didn’t have all of the info from the police at the time. Give them grace. It’s not their fault for what the daughter did. They need a minute to digest what has happened. This is a big deal and seems uncharacteristic for her so yes, they want to believe anything but the truth right now. Considering the embarrassment and shame this so the will cause…denial is normal!

Yes to all of this!

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Anonymous wrote:How we all feeling about that purple suit?

guest pastor vibes

The blue tie really shows off his blue eyes.

I would love a suit with these colors.

They did a great job.

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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you calculate the distance Carlee moved and the time her call lasted, the toddler was running about a 5 minute mile

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When I told my tween daughter a woman was missing after seeing a toddler on the road, she immediately said “was it a zombie?”[/quote]

See, even a child knew it couldn’t be real! [/quote]

So zombie sprinter toddler, is that where we are? 😂

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I know some of you find them sus but where I am with this: HER POOR PARENTS!

The lack of empathy for them is mind-boggling. Textbook npd, right?

No, most of us would not have continued this charade. It is not an npd trait to be disgusted by this. They need to shut this down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The guy with an orange hair??? That is funny. How do they come up with that stuff? I thought you cannot do better than “four white frat boys in Hawaiian shirts” who tried to burn a black girl on fire in Atlanta, but this take the cake. Orange and bold in the middle. LOL

Yeah. Carlee is the new Karen.

[Anonymous]

I want to know who called in the tip about the grey car and the man. Her dad? Boyfriend? Ex boyfriend? Did they answer this? She had some gel…

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Anonymous wrote:I want to know who called in the tip about the grey car and the man. Her dad? Boyfriend? Ex boyfriend? Did they answer this? She had some gel…

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I thought it was a trucker driving by who phoned in this tip?

[Anonymous]

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I think they believed her, were simply in denial their child could have done something so horrible. I can’t imagine how they must be feeling right now.


To me, that doesn't matter. They had their daughter back. They should have shut up at that point.

They probably legitimately believed her, unless she had engaged in behavior previously that would lead them to question her.

She lied so easily and stole several items from her employer. She is a problem kid and they know it. There is no way they believed her when she returned. No way. They needed to stop talking to media and get help for her and their family. They are wasting resources that need to be focused elsewhere.

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I think they believed her, were simply in denial their child could have done something so horrible. I can’t imagine how they must be feeling right now.


To me, that doesn't matter. They had their daughter back. They should have shut up at that point.

They probably legitimately believed her, unless she had engaged in behavior previously that would lead them to question her.

She lied so easily and stole several items from her employer. She is a problem kid and they know it. There is no way they believed her when she returned. No way. They needed to stop talking to media and get help for her and their family. They are wasting resources that need to be focused elsewhere.

Never underestimate the power of denial plus a kid’s capacity to be sneaky.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I want to know who called in the tip about the grey car and the man. Her dad? Boyfriend? Ex boyfriend? Did they answer this? She had some gel…

j


I thought it was a trucker driving by who phoned in this tip?

It was someone who claimed to be a truck driver. But that entire scenario didn’t happen. So it had to be someone who was helping her, right?

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She's 25. She's NOT a kid.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t know what the other searches are but something tells me that they are far more embarrassing than even this hoax. They were extremely kind not to share but considering all the private details that were already shared from a leak, I don’t think this will be private for long. I will have to say a prayer for her because this public ridicule….I don't think she’s built for it. There are already skits and Memes circulating.

She lies so easily that I'm glad she's been found out. I could see her ruining other people's lives with her lies.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I want to know who called in the tip about the grey car and the man. Her dad? Boyfriend? Ex boyfriend? Did they answer this? She had some gel…

j


I thought it was a trucker driving by who phoned in this tip?

It was someone who claimed to be a truck driver. But that entire scenario didn’t happen. So it had to be someone who was helping her, right?

Or the friend who picked her up drove a grey car.

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Anonymous wrote:Pulling something like this is something I fantasized about when I was at rock bottom with my mental illness desperate to get back with an ex. Thank god I had a tiny bit of sense left, enough not to humiliate myself like this.

Same.

Are you serious?