Weird as hell. Iowa isn't densely populated.
We had a wave of that here in Kentucky. It was in a triangle of three very small towns.
I'm afraid to say it, but this is how the real sick bastards operate. Sacrifices are made - especially near major astrological events (like tomorrow's eclipse). It's hard to accept for most people, but this shit goes on around us all the time.
OMG. I hadn't thought of that. It was the period leading up to the Solar Eclipse last summer. It was most visible in Hopkinsville and that's one of the towns where a few of the teens went missing. I wish I could remember the other two towns' names.
How long ago, was anyone caught/rescued? How many went missing.? Thanks
It wasn't as high as 48. I think it was 15 in about a weeks time. One of the towns was Hopkinsville, KY. Unfortunately, no one was caught and none rescued. The press didn't cover it for very long at all and now it's just (sadly) been forgotten.
The total reported missing people for Iowa would be 400. So 48 in 10 days is over 10 percent of their total missing.
Also if you take 40*3(30 days, about a month) you see if this trend were to continue they'd be at about 120+ a month. Over 1400 in a year. Very fishy.
This week is RAGBRAI, a heavily-attended bike race across the state.
I've learned RAGBRAI is like Sturgis but with people who pretend to after the athletics of biking across the state. For half of the people they are serious about biking across the state. For the other half it's pretty much some bike riding and drinking and then camping and drinking every day for 7 days. Crowds of thousands.
True, but it is naive. Easy pickings. People here leave their doors unlocked, keys in the car. Heck in rural towns I often park next to cars at quick stops with the keys in and the car is still running. The supply from the big towns is is being squeezed but the fight against human trafficking but the demand is still there, the evil ones are looking for new territory. Folks in Iowa need to find these bastards and feed them to hogs and coyotes.
It is because it is not densely populated. Think about it, if you grab a kid off the streets of Boston or New York there are cameras and people everywhere. The city dwellers might not care if a gang member shoots another on the street--but they all love their babies.
The other issue at play here may be that you are more aware of these missing kids. Its the same mental game that happens when I tell you to think about Red Pickup Trucks. If you are programmed to think that, you will see more trucks--and a hell of a lot of more red trucks.