Amber Alert for Toddler in Sparwood...

[imdoo'n]

have to be thankful the guy didn't hurt the kid, hopefully the family can get on with there lives.

 

[shoppingcart111]

Well, to start with, thank god the little guy is back safe and sound, and secondly.....WTF exactly. How did the guy get the kid out to begin with without the parents knowing???? and if there was that many people and cops etc looking for this guy and his car, how did he get him back into the house and get away with no one seeing him. PLus he apparently called 911 and told them the kid was back in the house. Someting doesnt add up....... I dont want to accuse anyone but for some reason the story about the ballon boy comes to mind.......All comes to light.....Were so sorry etc......Sell story or movie rights for $$$$$$$ ?????

I'm done....

 

[SledMamma]

Well, to start with, thank god the little guy is back safe and sound, and secondly.....WTF exactly. How did the guy get the kid out to begin with without the parents knowing???? and if there was that many people and cops etc looking for this guy and his car, how did he get him back into the house and get away with no one seeing him. PLus he apparently called 911 and told them the kid was back in the house. Someting doesnt add up....... I dont want to accuse anyone but for some reason the story about the ballon boy comes to mind.......All comes to light.....Were so sorry etc......Sell story or movie rights for $$$$$$$ ?????

I'm done....

I agree... something just smells funny about the whole situation. I don't know if we will ever know the true story, but whatever happened, thank goodness that poor little boy came home unharmed...

 

[underdog]

Heard on the radio this am that the kid can't speak, so we may never know what happened.

Sent from my Desire HD

 

[byronkentgraham]

They caught him....he definitely looks mentally handicapped

 

[ferniesnow]

Here's a written version....

 

[magnet]

something smells funny about this story to me.
somebody isn't telling the whole truth me thinks.

 

[JaySimon]

Shame it wasn't some of 'the good ol boys' who found him first....

 

[eclipse1966]

something smells funny about this story to me.
somebody isn't telling the whole truth me thinks.

I am trying hard to not think that something is fishy behind this story. But, I cant stop thinking to myself that how is it that the father found the son first before the RCMP? After all, supposedly the guy called 911 after he dropped him off. So one would think the RCMP would be there first. I cant imagine the RCMP calling and saying to the father "hey go get your kid he is in the house and we will be there shortly". As far as they know the guy was unsafe and to be sending the father in the house would be reckless imo.

 

[imdoo'n]

I am trying hard to not think that something is fishy behind this story. But, I cant stop thinking to myself that how is it that the father found the son first before the RCMP? After all, supposedly the guy called 911 after he dropped him off. So one would think the RCMP would be there first. I cant imagine the RCMP calling and saying to the father "hey go get your kid he is in the house and we will be there shortly". As far as they know the guy was unsafe and to be sending the father in the house would be reckless imo.

maybe before ya write a story let the cards play out, ya seem to be thinking to much, right or wrong let the cards be played out.

 

[eclipse1966]

maybe before ya write a story let the cards play out, ya seem to be thinking to much, right or wrong let the cards be played out.

no story telling here but an observation. Either way kid is safe and that is what is important and your right lets wait and see how the cards play out

 

[magnet]

I am trying hard to not think that something is fishy behind this story. But, I cant stop thinking to myself that how is it that the father found the son first before the RCMP? After all, supposedly the guy called 911 after he dropped him off. So one would think the RCMP would be there first. I cant imagine the RCMP calling and saying to the father "hey go get your kid he is in the house and we will be there shortly". As far as they know the guy was unsafe and to be sending the father in the house would be reckless imo.

yeh heard on the radio the guy got entry into the house through an unlocked door. wtf was the door unlocked for on a "sealed crime scene" maybe somebody gots himself a key? father wasn't pissed off or mad at the guy either in any way, kids all seemed like nothing wierd had even happened when i saw them on the news last night. was a very calm family never did see the momma though.
one would think that a father who just got his kid back that had been missing for a few days would be crying tears of joy that the child was back and ok.
will be interesting to see how it all plays out.
who knows will be interesting to see what the truth is. glad to here the kids not hurt etc

 

[Summiteer]

Kid is home safe, suspect is in custody, those are the things that are important.

 

[sunshinesmiles]

Main thing is the scumb bag has been caught and the little boy is safe............these situations usually turn out way worse as we all know.

 

[SledMamma]

no story telling here but an observation. Either way kid is safe and that is what is important and your right lets wait and see how the cards play out

Well... I have said something is fishy since the story started unravelling when the kid mysteriously re-appeared on his couch. Besides, in a world where people rarely think at all, a little overthinking can hardly be a bad thing... I think that you are onto something and stating an opinion never hurts.

 

[byronkentgraham]

He was abducted by aliens! It's the only REASONABLE explanation. Case closed!

Hell with the trades program I'm becoming a detective!

 

[imdoo'n]

Well... I have said something is fishy since the story started unravelling when the kid mysteriously re-appeared on his couch. Besides, in a world where people rarely think at all, a little overthinking can hardly be a bad thing... I think that you are onto something and stating an opinion never hurts.

stating an opinion usually hurts someone, when you don't have the facts.

would it not be more productive to deal with the facts not just some azzinine speculation. as stated the aliens have something to do with it, using the boy and the lowlife as experiments, when done they dropped the kid off and put the lowlife in the bush. why be pointing fingers and making accusations about people, when you only have parts of the story, asking questions is one thing, insinuating is another. i say let it come out in the wash before ya start hangin someone.

 

[SledMamma]

Who died and made you The Thought Police? Jeez. We are discerning adults on this site who can figure out what to believe and what not to for ourselves- why do we need you to parent our thoughts?? And Really: Who did anyone here accuse and why do you care so much?

If no one is allowed to state their opinions, I guess everyone on S&M should stop asking questions and asking for opinions and help. Besides, sometimes, the best opinions lead to curiousity, investigation and later.... FACT. Ever wonder how the world was discovered to be round instead of flat? I bet it started with an opinion and an insinuation??

You need a chill pill. FACT.

stating an opinion usually hurts someone, when you don't have the facts.

would it not be more productive to deal with the facts not just some azzinine speculation. as stated the aliens have something to do with it, using the boy and the lowlife as experiments, when done they dropped the kid off and put the lowlife in the bush. why be pointing fingers and making accusations about people, when you only have parts of the story, asking questions is one thing, insinuating is another. i say let it come out in the wash before ya start hangin someone.

 

[eclipse1966]

stating an opinion usually hurts someone, when you don't have the facts.

would it not be more productive to deal with the facts not just some azzinine speculation. as stated the aliens have something to do with it, using the boy and the lowlife as experiments, when done they dropped the kid off and put the lowlife in the bush. why be pointing fingers and making accusations about people, when you only have parts of the story, asking questions is one thing, insinuating is another. i say let it come out in the wash before ya start hangin someone.

how about observing? just saying. Anyway, I think we as society have trusted the "authorities" too much in giving us the run down so I think it is good for people think outside of the box. Either way, I am sure there are perfectly good explanations for everything that seems out of the norm in this situation but it doesn't hurt to ask or make an observation.

 

[magnet]

stating an opinion usually hurts someone, when you don't have the facts.

would it not be more productive to deal with the facts not just some azzinine speculation. as stated the aliens have something to do with it, using the boy and the lowlife as experiments, when done they dropped the kid off and put the lowlife in the bush. why be pointing fingers and making accusations about people, when you only have parts of the story, asking questions is one thing, insinuating is another. i say let it come out in the wash before ya start hangin someone.

police were the ones looking like they were handicapped , imo, last night on the news.

stumbling and stuttering when answering the questions they were asked.
parents both still do not look like parents who went through this type of situation should either imo. i know i would be a little, ok alot, more emotional than either of them is. they look as if nothing has happened.
i have seen people get more emotional over mud being splashed on their pants than either of these two are over their kid being abducted.
just sayin.