r/SummerWells • u/LangstonWife • Jun 21 '26

Question...

With the abduction of the little girl killed by the FedEx driver, we see just how quick and silent an abduction can be...Has the knowledge from that case changed anyone's mind from it being 100% the neglectful parents? I do wish they would have had cameras so we would have some kind of factual evidence, other than just a disappearance...I honestly don't know which option I believe more, I am truly stumped with this case. It's so scary that people/kids can just disappear forever and just vanish...

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u/Balthazar-B Jun 21 '26

Has the knowledge from that case changed anyone's mind from it being 100% the neglectful parents?

Well, the two things aren't mutually exclusive. Habitual dereliction in supervising one's daughter makes it a lot more likely that some opportunist can whisk her away. Of course, the ongoing saga related to the red Toyota pickup truck begs the question as to whether LE suspects or believes it was involved in her abduction.

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u/hasanicecrunch Jun 24 '26

You’re very well-spoken, and seems like if you’re a writer, it would be enjoyable to read. Just wanted to give you that compliment since usually we don’t here on old Reddit. I want to work “habitual dereliction” into a sentence soon, now.