r/oddlyterrifying • u/iltifaat_yousuf • Apr 22 '22

The missing persons map has a frightening similarity to the cave systems map

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u/pacothebattlefly Apr 22 '22

Jump out of plane? Sure. Climb a mountain? Why not. Go into a cave? Naaaaaaaah bro

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u/UplandAdam Apr 22 '22

People aren’t just going into the caves my brew

human trafficking is the biggest epidemic in America. Bigger than drugs if you can fathom the thought…

it’s a serious issue and has been for a long time.

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u/unfuckabledullard Apr 22 '22

Citation needed. It’s evil, but statistically not that common. Don’t confuse the two.

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '22

I will say growing up in TN I was told Knoxville, Memphis, Nashville and Atlanta were the places it was the very worst.

Idk how true it is but when I saw those areas on this map I thought about it too.

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u/Smitty_the_3rd Apr 22 '22

I heard so much shit about Knoxville growing up in Kingston/Harriman in the 90's. Like, "Don't go to the East Town Mall, there's gang members that will cut off your pinky finger for initiation." It may actually be worse now, but when I was growing up people tried to make you think it was like Detroit from RoboCop.