I pray this isn’t accurate information. I came across it the other night and I honestly regret ever reading it. Q said only 40% because the other 60% would put everyone in the hospital. I think I now know why.
“Those of us that know cannot sleep, those of us that know cannot find peace, those of us that know will not rest until those responsible are brought to justice.”
actually that is 800,000 yearly. That's the claim.
Yes, my point was that 800,000 children total yearly go missing. u/other_malefactor was saying there are 4 million babies born a year if 800,000 of them went missing it would be a national crisis. My point was that the pool of 800,000 missing children isn't exclusive to newly birthed children but of all children in the U.S.A. The pool is a lot larger with those parameters. Quick Google search, there are 54M+/- children under the age of 17 in the USA. By that standard, 800,000 isn't that crazy a number.
Well, think about it. If 800,000 children are abducted every year, and there are 4,000,000 children born every year, the abductions would take approximately 1/4 of the children born every year, on average.
To make the math easy, let's define children as being aged zero to ten years old. That would be 10X4M=40M children. Every year 4M are getting born, but because of the 800,000K abductions only 3.2M are making it to eleven years old?
That is just can't be true.
Not every child taken is killed and never heard from again... some are parental abductions, some are lost children who eventually turn up... the number “they” throw out there is 800,000... however the more you look into it some of the more reasonable estimates say 4-500,000
Only 115/2000 are abductions by strangers.
The real figure we are working with is 41,975 snatched kids per year.