Coyote
11:32 pm on October 20th, 2009
I’m hoping I’m wrong, but this doesn’t look good at all.
skeptik
1:22 am on October 21st, 2009
No, it doesn’t.
Was the public made aware of the earlier abduction attempt, on the other child?
Wonder
1:22 am on October 21st, 2009
17 hours for an amber alert O MY! I do hope she is just hiding out and gets hungry very soon
dixiegirl3179
2:01 am on October 21st, 2009
This little girl is missing from my town. I lived in that neighborhood twice in my life (I went to Kindergarten at Grove Park Elementary many moons ago). This really doesn’t look good. I’m heartbroken over it. I’ve heard that this is the first missing child in Clay County in 22 years, but I don’t know for sure that it’s true. Apparently the public was not made aware of the previous attempted abduction. Many folks are mad about that.
backlash
7:46 am on October 21st, 2009
57 sex offenders have been interviewed within a 3-mile radius
That seems like a very high concentration of sex offenders.
Morbid
7:59 am on October 21st, 2009
That number actually went up.
Clay County Sheriff Rick Beseler told “Good Morning America” today that police have interviewed nearly 60 of the 94 registered sex offenders that live within a three-mile radius and plan to expand their “circle of interest” to five miles out.
Jury
8:20 am on October 21st, 2009
Looking at the time line, it stood out to me! “Boyfriend”, hmmmm, Mother working, why does this stand out. This just sounds so familiar, and being on this site for so long now, it is a possibility. I hope I’m wrong.
Morbid
8:46 am on October 21st, 2009
The boyfriend just doesn’t seem plausible. The girl should have arrived at the home with her siblings, so if she did actually make it back to the house, the boyfriend would have known that her sister and brother were close behind. Just doesn’t make sense.
The hour gap between her siblings arriving home and finding her not there, and the 4 p.m. call from Mom that led to authorities being called is explainable to me. If she had a fight with the other kids and ran off, the first thing I would have thought was that she was hiding or something. NOT that she just got abducted. I imagine the boyfriend walked the full mile back-and-forth while knocking on doors and talking to neighbors during that time.
Jury
9:35 am on October 21st, 2009
You know, I thought she might be hiding too, but something with that mile does not make sense. I used to run a 13 min. mile (I know, slow), but a mile is a long way, and at what part of the mile did she run when they were walking? I don’t know, but it’s sure not looking good either way.
Morbid
10:18 am on October 21st, 2009
Added some video of the mother, as well as a map of the walk they kids took from the school.
skeptik
10:40 am on October 21st, 2009
Investigators baffled by missing Florida girl
Ok. I’m really trying to keep these stories updated with links. It’s the least I can do. Forgive any formatting mistakes.
It seems so flukey that she happened to have that fight and run off. It sounds like whomever took her has just been trolling that area looking for a child. Someone had to see something, if this fucker has been hanging around. It makes me so angry that kids can’t walk home or even enjoy their neighborhoods anymore. I hate to think that my son will never be able to enjoy the autonomy I did, growing up in FL, riding my bike all over.
Has the FBI been called in? I am off to find some more info on what’s happening today. My heart is in my throat for Somer. I cannot imagine how worried and horrified her mother and her twin must be. Let’s hope today brings some positive news.
Morbid
10:52 am on October 21st, 2009
Has the FBI been called in?
Tuesday All Day- 100 Clay County deputies, law enforcement officers from neighboring counties, the FBI and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement scoured a residential Orange Park neighborhood began scouring the area using helicopters, horses and dogs. 57 sex offenders have been interviewed within a 3-mile radius, and their homes and yards have been searched. The search was expanded Tuesday to a 5-mile radius, and officials say they will interview 30 more registered sex offenders.
Zibarro
11:13 am on October 21st, 2009
Scary. Back in the 90’s we lived in FL and I almost always let my kids walk to and from elementary school, too. Most trouble we had was fights with other (bigger) kids around. I always wanted my kids to be independent (to a point) and not over shelter them. I’m not sure I’d be the same way today.
As for the timeline… all except for how long it took for an Amber Alert makes sense to me. Boyfriend looks for an hour – doesn’t find her – calls mom – mom knows Somer would NOT brood this long – calls cops. Cops FAIL. For God’s sake – she is 7 years old!! I’d say that would call for an immediate Amber Alert!
I hope and pray this child is found safe – but as others have stated – it’s not looking too good.
Morbid
11:31 am on October 21st, 2009
I’d say that would call for an immediate Amber Alert!
Although I understand what you are saying, the Amber Alert is in place for recovering abducted children. It has guidelines in place to ensure that is not overused (and rendered ineffective) and unless the details surrounding a missing person meet the qualifiers put in place, it remains just that – a missing person.
I felt that the Amber Alert in Somer’s case was issued adequately, especially when there is not one shred of evidence that she was abducted at all.
Athena
11:43 am on October 21st, 2009
Back in the 90’s we lived in FL and I almost always let my kids walk to and from elementary school, too. Most trouble we had was fights with other (bigger) kids around. I always wanted my kids to be independent (to a point) and not over shelter them. I’m not sure I’d be the same way today.
The 90s was the most dangerous decade on record for children and teens due to a spike in violent crime against them (associated by some with the spike in gang activity).

Unless you’ve moved or your specific neighborhood has declined in recent years (contrary to national averages) children are significantly safer today than in the 90s.
As far as the Amber Alert goes – There must be reasonable evidence or suspicion of abduction. “Mom knowing” simply isn’t good enough. That’s not the fault of the police.
Edit: It’ll display .png files but not .gif files? WTF? Morbid, did I do something wrong?
skeptik
12:36 pm on October 21st, 2009
Thanks to whomever corrected my post. You’ll probably have to fix this one, too. :/
Megan Reese, 17, who has babysat Somer in the past said that she was head strong and contradicted the mother by saying that it was not anything new for Somer to run ahead of her siblings on the way home from school and that she would take anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour to make her way home; and that her mother had a list of phones numbers for her friends and would start calling the friends if she took too long to get home. The baby sitter said she never knew where Somer ran to, but she loved tree houses and swimming pools. Many times Somer would get upset as she felt the other kids picked on her and she would run away.
There has also been grave concern that the investigating officer of the earlier attempted kidnapping had not reported the incident to Grove Park Elementary School where Somer attended; giving the reason that it had slipped her mind. However, the police department said they had been keeping out a watch for a blue, possibly Nissan, SUV reported in that previous report.
I would think if she was in a tree house they would have found her by now. Same goes with a swimming pool.
http://www.examiner.com/x-26504-Atlanta-Woman-to-Woman-Examiner~y2009m10d21-Update-on-missing-7-year-old-Florida-child-Somer-Thompson
CassieMomma
1:10 pm on October 21st, 2009
We do suspect foul play
Worst line ever. My heart sank, it just seemed so final. I really really hope they are wrong and she is found soon!
Senna
1:23 pm on October 21st, 2009
This is so sad and scary, and very close to home! I hope they find Somer, alive and well, very soon.
angelinfl
1:34 pm on October 21st, 2009
With a known history of defiance and the mother I guess being home… I think the mother should have made sure the kids were safe even if it meant riding her bike to the school and accompanying the girls home.
In today’s society it seems a child should never be left alone and anyone that the child is supervised by needs to be carefully checked out and supervised as well.
i pray for the best but expect the worst.
Abroad
1:38 pm on October 21st, 2009
Really, the only indication they have of an abduction in this case is the earlier attempted one. When I think of some of the cases reported on here where the Amber Alert has not been used, I confess I am amazed that it was used in this case.
I do hope she’ll turn up safe and sound soon, having spent the night in someone’s tree-house with a stash of chocolate bisquits…….
Darsa
2:09 pm on October 21st, 2009
Oh, God, PLEASE let her be found safe and sound! This kind of story breaks my heart into pieces
Chronic
2:54 pm on October 21st, 2009
I don’t think the parents are to blame at all. You can’t put your children into a bubble, they need to mature and grow and the only way they can do that is by experiencing things on their own. Locking them up under constant guard because of the creeps society seems to be filled with lately isn’t going to protect them..especially since the majority of crimes against children are done by people they know and are close too.
Now don’t think I don’t have any compassion for this situation, I totally understand how her mother feels. A month ago my 2 year old son went missing. We were at my sister’s wedding rehearsal dinner, some how one of the 20+ kids there managed to leave a side gate open in the back yard and he took off out it. Took us all of 5 minutes to find him about a dozen houses down playing with some guy’s truck (he’s obsessed with cars and wheels). The scariest part is that there is a 6 lane street that’s really busy literally beside their house, luckily he went the other way down the alley. Scariest moments in my life that’s for sure.
I’m not sure how things work down in the states when it comes to Amber Alerts, but here in Canada we have no problem issuing Amber Alerts even for missing children (read children of this age or younger) with no signs of abduction even though our criteria requires abduction. If they fall under a certain age here they will issue one immediately because of the 24 hour rule. They even issued one for a college aged girl a bit ago, she didn’t meet any of the criteria but because she’s new to Canada and doesn’t speak very good english they put through a Amber Alert on her (they still haven’t found her).
Oh I found the criteria you have to meet to have a Amber Alert in the US, seems that every state has it’s own criteria to meet when it comes to issuing them. Some states don’t need proof of abduction where as others do, and most have varying age groups to qualify.
Florida’s criteria:
Criteria For Activation
To activate the alert the following five (5) criteria must be met.
1. The child must be under 18 years of age.
2. There must be a clear indication of an abduction.
3. The law enforcement agency’s investigation must conclude that the child’s life is in danger.
4. There must be a detailed description of child and/or abductor/vehicle to broadcast to the public (photo when available).
5. The activation must be recommended by the local law enforcement agency of jurisdiction.
Note: Not to be used for Runaway
Wonder
4:30 pm on October 21st, 2009
I heard earlier on the television, They have founded and cleared the person(s) mentioned in the possible abduction in the same neighborhood from earlier last week.
http://jacksonville.com/news/metro/2009-10-20/story/give_me_my_baby_back_pleads_mother_of_missing_orange_park_girl_somer_ren#
A failed abduction
The sheriff said there is no indication of a link between Somer’s disappearance and an Oct. 10 attempted abduction of a 5-year-old girl about a block from where Somer disappeared.
April Boothroyd’s daughter, Kaylee, was riding a bike when she was approached by a car with two men and a woman, who tried to get her into their car.
Boothroyd said she is frightened for Somer. “It’s horrible,” she said.
She said her daughter told her Monday night the two girls had previously walked home from Grove Park Elementary school together.
Boothroyd said the attempted abduction of Kaylee occurred at the corner of Gano Avenue and Grove Park Drive, about a block from where Somer was last seen. Boothroyd said she learned of the abduction attempt from Shannon Pollitt, who spotted Kaylee crying in the road and was told of the incident after she stopped the little girl.
Pollitt said she nearly ran over Kaylee, who was riding her bike three blocks from her home. Kaylee told her a woman driving an SUV tried to get her into the vehicle, which was also occupied by two men.
“The [unidentified] lady was trying to lure my daughter in, saying, ‘Your mother told me for you to get in the car so I can take you home,’” said Boothroyd, 26. “My daughter said no. This other lady [Pollitt] saw everything happen. She said they instantly drove off.”
Pollitt told Kaylee to go home and she followed her.
“My daughter was hysterical. The lady was almost crying herself. She said your daughter would have gotten kidnapped the way the lady was trying to get her in the car,” Boothroyd said.
Boothroyd said she called Orange Park police and the officer who wrote the report advised her to have her daughter ride her bike closer to their home.
“They just gave me a card and told me if I have more information, let them know,” she said.
Orange Park Police Chief Jim Boivin told the Times-Union his agency notified the Sheriff’s Office of the abduction attempt, but the investigating officer failed to report it to Grove Park Elementary. He said that should have been done.
“It just slipped her mind,” Boivin said.
Boivin said his officers have kept an eye out for any suspicious blue Nissan SUVs matching the description of one used in the abduction attempt.
Boivin said his agency received a flier from the Sheriff’s Office a week before the attempted abduction that a suspicious black SUV pulled up to a student at Orange Park Junior High School. He said there was no indication the incident was an attempted abduction, or that there is any connection to Somer’s disappearance. Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Mary Justino said she is trying to gather more information about the junior high school incident.
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skeptik
4:35 pm on October 21st, 2009
A body has been found.

ORANGE PARK, Fla. — Clay County authorities report that the body of a small child was found in a landfill near Folkston, Ga., where Orange Park’s garbage is dumped.
“We hope and pray that it’s not the body of Somer, but the garbage that was in that area was collected from Orange Park,” Beseler said.
Clay County detectives found the body about 3:30 p.m. at a the Chesser Island Landfill in Charlton County.
Wonder
4:35 pm on October 21st, 2009
landfill is 75 miles, north of … and where the trash from somer’s neighborhood goes.
http://jacksonville.com/community/my_clay_sun/2009-10-21/story/childs_body_found_at_georgia_landfill_where_officials_were_se#
Child’s body found at Georgia landfill where officials were searching for Somer Thompson
ORANGE PARK — Clay County Sheriff Rick Beseler announced this afternoon that the body of a small child has been found in a Georgia landfill.
The child has not been identified as missing 7-year-old Orange Park girl Somer Renee Thompson, but Beseler said the landfill is used for Clay County trash.
The body was partially covered and is a white child, although the sex cannot be confirmed.
FBI forensics investigators are en route to the scene.
Beseler said the child’s mother and father both have been notified that a body of a small child has been found.
A Georgia Bureau of Investigation crime-scene vehicle pulled into the landfill within the last hour.
The vehicle, which resembles an ambulance, arrived several hours after the search at Chesser Island Landfill began.
Beseler had planned a 4 p.m. news conference but delayed it because of a “major development” in the case.
Mary Justino, a spokeswoman for the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, said earlier today that Rosemary Hill landfill near Green Cove Springs and the Chesser Island Landfill, were targeted by investigators.
headline news, says regardless this is someones child and what are the odds, the the attempted abduction from last week and somers disapearance would not be related.
skeptik
4:36 pm on October 21st, 2009
Sorry. I’m trying to do this shit right. My thoughts are with Somer’s family.
Wonder
4:42 pm on October 21st, 2009
http://jacksonville.com/community/my_clay_sun/2009-10-21/story/childs_body_found_at_georgia_landfill_where_officials_were_se#
Detectives have located a blue Nissan that was sighted in what was suspected to be an abduction attempt in the same vicinity 10 days prior. He said the individuals have been located and are not believed to be connected to Somer’s case.
He said that investigation is still ongoing but that no arrests have been made.
this was the info I meant to post in the message I made before last
Athena
5:03 pm on October 21st, 2009
Damn. And just like that, she’s gone.
Is it Without a Trace that, in its intro, will show the subject going about their daily activities only to fade out “into thin air” at some random point? That’s always been a particularly striking way to get the point across, in my opinion. With such small windows of opportunity (how far in front of her peers could she really have run?), it’s hard to imagine how things like this can happen to begin with.
…and in the trash, too. That’s always bothered me. Not to say there’s any good way to dispose of a murder victim, but the trash? Heartbreaking.
mommytoalittleman
5:28 pm on October 21st, 2009
Horrible..just tragic. That could be my child. That’s how I always feel when I read something like this. We need to seriously watch out for each others children, we need to take the time and pay attention. Predators are praying on their innocent souls. Who knows, next time it could be your son/daughter thrown away like fucking trash. Geez, that’s just so fucking sad. Gone…just like that and disposed of like waste. That’s just cold…shit now I’m crying.:(
Undeniable Truth
6:17 pm on October 21st, 2009
Damn it!!
backlash
6:23 pm on October 21st, 2009
FUCK!
mommacrazy30
6:34 pm on October 21st, 2009
FUCK!

yep. that goes for me too.
MadeaBecBec
6:37 pm on October 21st, 2009
Clay County Sheriff Rick Besseler said the body has not been positively identified, The Florida Times-Union in Jacksonville reported. But Somer’s father told the newspaper police the body had a tattoo like one on his daughter.
A tattoo on a 7 year old, really? Wonder why and what?
“I’m angry. I’m so angry. I’m so hurt,” Samuel Thompson said. “My baby daughter laying in trash. Discarded like a piece of trash. God help the sons of bitches who hurt my daughter. They better find them.”
My heart breaks…..
Article
mommacrazy30
6:42 pm on October 21st, 2009
birth-mark? i don’t think a seven year old child would have a tattoo. (at least i hope not.) my heart is breaking.
Peeperann
6:48 pm on October 21st, 2009
Aw hell, I just saw on the news they think they found her body, so I had to come here to get the latest updates. Fuuuccckkkk!!!! I hate these cases more than anything in the world. I want to puke every time I hear about one.
I have to admit, I doubted they would find her alive, though I prayed for it. But something hit me wrong watching the mom on GMA this morning. She was all dressed up, make up on, hair done, jewelry on. Maybe it’s just me, but when a mom of a missing child is all done up for tv, it just nags at the back of my mind……..
God bless little one…
mommacrazy30
6:56 pm on October 21st, 2009
peeper–i saw her too. sadly my first thought was fake-cry. i guess we’ll see how this unfolds. RIP Somer. you were a beautiful gift to the world. too bad your stay was so short.
Chronic
7:10 pm on October 21st, 2009
Probably a fake tattoo, the temporary kind you put on with a warm wash cloth would be my guess.
Poor baby girl
mommacrazy30
7:30 pm on October 21st, 2009
i have a feeling somebodys fingers are typing faster than their mind is working….

But Somer’s father told the newspaper police the body had a tattoo like one on his daughter.
and given the fact that the police are more apt to deal with tattoos as identifing markers (adults) rather than birthmarks..
Rockin Ma
7:38 pm on October 21st, 2009
I agree, probably a fake tattoo.
This breaks my heart. I tried not to read because I knew what the outcome would be.
I hope justice is served.
Reading this explains about evidence and the difficulties in searching a landfill
National forensic experts tell the Times-Union that searching a landfill for criminal evidence can be difficult because there is so much that can contaminate the evidence. But since investigators moved so quickly in this case, there might be hope for clues to what happened to the young girl found.
Ross Gardner, a national forensics expert based in Oklahoma, said it’s usually easy to know where to start looking, because most landfills are strictly organized into cells by location and date.
If it’s not well organized, then “it’s kind of poke and hope,” he said.
But even at an organized site, landfill searches are a huge challenge. Almost as soon as debris is spread on the dump, it’s compacted by steel-wheeled rollers. By the end of the first day, it will be covered with soil to control the landfill’s odor.
“Even in a fresh situation like they were dealing with, unless you’re so lucky that the body just pops out on top, you’re going to have to do some excavation,” said Paul Laska, a retired crime scene investigator who spent a month in 1993 excavating a Martin County landfill looking for a little girl’s body.
That can mean bringing in cadaver dogs, trained to sniff for human remains, to help narrow the search.
Once crews find debris from the right day and hauler, the search can become more like an archaeological excavation, he said, with material sifted delicately despite the damage already done by daily landfill operations.
It can be difficult to recognize meaningful evidence in a small mountain of twisted refuse and decay.
“You’ve got broken glass, broken metal, a lot of just nasty stuff in there,” Laska said. “You’re going to find bones, because that’s a garbage dump.”
If a body is discovered, Gardner said it can be difficult to preserve DNA evidence — even if investigators move slowly and carefully. Most of the evidence can be contaminated before search crews even arrive.
“This is anything but a pristine crime scene, so you lose a lot of detail that you would have otherwise,” he said.
Gardner said anything on the exterior of the body might not hold up as evidence because so much trash gets mixed together. If there is any evidence of abuse on the interior of the body, then that could be useful, he said.
Some debris surrounding the body could be connected to the case, such as a glove or a piece of clothing, but that can be very hard to prove.
Lou Eliopulos, chief of forensics for the Naval Criminal Investigative Service based in Washington D.C., said “with a scene like this you’re basically limited to the core, you’re limited to the body.”
Investigators would pay close attention to any trace evidence from the deceased’s contact with other people to see if the victim was dragged or carried, Eliopulos said.
“All of that is contact [between] the perpetrator and the victim,” Eliopulos said, “those are the things that you key on.”
In most cases, a landfill search is long and tough, Gardner said, and very few cases end like Wednesday’s search in Georgia.
“It’s not an easy process at all,” he said. “It’s a time intensive and labor intensive process. You have to applaud their effort.”
http://jacksonville.com/news/2009-10-21/story/search_for_somer_experts_comment_on_difficulty_of_landfill_searches
Rockin Ma
7:43 pm on October 21st, 2009
Somer’s twin brother Sam, who was with her when she separated from a group walking home Monday, busied himself earlier in the day by a neighborhood command post with an important task.
??In the shade of a huge live oak that sits across from his home and that has become a makeshift symbol of hope for Somer, her brother carefully rearranged the flowers strewn at the tree’s base among lighted candles and pictures of his sister.??
“Somer is going to be so happy when she sees this,” he said, “if we ever get her back.”
http://jacksonville.com/news/georgia/2009-10-21/story/somer_renee_thompsons_father_birthmark_on_body_found_in_landfill_match
Poor boy. Missing his sister.
Jury
8:21 pm on October 21st, 2009
I am still hoping it’s not her. I have a twin sister and I would just be mortified at that age if my sister was a victim.
You know, I found this site because I have always been intrested in crimes people commit. I have wondered why someone would do such things to other people. Somtimes I just hate the reality this interest haunts me. Just to think that a beautifil girl would be lost in such a way, even if it IS her, come on, how can anyone eat dinner that night after doing such a thing to another.
I am happy that this story has affected so many people here on this site. It’s always nice to hear something funny, but sometimes it better when we all come togeather. Peace.
mommacrazy30
8:31 pm on October 21st, 2009
(shaking my head)…:(
more likely than not it is Somer. even if not its somebodys little girl.
mommacrazy30
8:34 pm on October 21st, 2009
21/story/somer_renee_thompsons_father_birthmark_on_body_found_in_landfill_match
mommacrazy30
8:35 pm on October 21st, 2009

Wonder
8:39 pm on October 21st, 2009
Somer’s father, Samuel Thompson, told the Times-Union today there was little new information in the update he received from Clay officials today.
“I’m certainly holding out hope that she’s alive,” he said. “There is absolutely nothing that can take that hope away.”
Thompson said he plans to come to Florida, but has been held back since he is using a wheelchair after a recent accident and because he is in need of travel funds.
Detectives have located a blue Nissan that was sighted in what was suspected to be an abduction attempt in the same vicinity 10 days prior. He said the individuals have been located and are not believed to be connected to Somer’s case.
He said that investigation is still ongoing but that no arrests have been made.
This morning, Thompson said her daughter, who was wearing a cranberry jumpsuit with pink stripes down the arms and legs, weighs about 65 pounds, has long brown hair and brown eyes. She has an circular birthmark roughly 3 inches in diameter on her left shin, her mother said.
Her father isn’t in the same town, so that would eliminate any temporary tattoo
Echo
8:47 pm on October 21st, 2009
She is just adorable. That poor little girl. R.I.P. Somer. Her twin brother arranging the flowers and candles by her tree waiting for her to come home broke my heart in two.
Just so senseless and horrible.
Zibarro
9:22 pm on October 21st, 2009
Dammit. How long has it been since one of these cases had a happy ending? Obviously a long time or I’d remember it.
Poor kid.
I read one of the articles (before y’all described mom on GMA) – all I could think of was – Nothing says “I blame you” more than a statement like this:
(If he’s talking about the twin boy and older girl)
Samuel Thompson, who is separated from Diena, said he planned to bring his son and daughter to his home in North Carolina.
RIP child – whether you are Somer or not.
PS – Athena – that is the show’s name. I always loved that show. For the reason you stated as well as how they show the timeline minute by minute, hour by hour. How easy it is for someone to be in front of you one minute and “poof” gone from sight forever the next. Eeery.
tutkill
10:45 pm on October 21st, 2009
This just makes me sick…. poor child… alot of tears are being shed because of someone evil in this world. I truely hope they find the bastard that did this.
missycaro
11:15 pm on October 21st, 2009
I guess I want to shelter children too damn much. I live in a small town where everyone knows everyone. Can not imagine letting my children walk home from schoo or to it. No I guess I would just have to be the “uncool” mom and drive them where they go at those ages. Bad things happen and I always try to tell my husband that he needs to be more weary. IF PEOPLE WOULD LIVE LIKE THERE MIGHT BE SOME DANGEROUS SHIT AROUND THE CORNER. A LOT MORE CHILDREN WILL MAKE IT THROUGH CHILDHOOD WITHOUT BEING ABDUCTED. Sorry it just scares me. DON’T LET YOUR BABIES WALK ON A ROAD ALONE OR IN A GROUP WITH OTHER BABIES. It’s always how the abduction starts out. “Well my 5yr old son was walking home with his 9yr old sister. When all of a sudden they seen some puppies to look at. My daughter said she turned and he was gone.” I knew that he wouldn’t stay out past 8:00pm so I called the police. Makes me mad.
Dakota Valkyrie
7:19 am on October 22nd, 2009
The Clay County sheriff has confirmed the body found in a Georgia landfill is missing 7-year-old Somer Thompson.

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