Looks like they found her
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I am so glad that she has been found....can't begin to wonder what the family must have going through.
I have to say, though, I am pleased that this isn't another one of those "If we'd had identity cards / DNA fingerprinting we would have found her 3 weeks ago" stories.
I have to say, though, I am pleased that this isn't another one of those "If we'd had identity cards / DNA fingerprinting we would have found her 3 weeks ago" stories.
How do you know that? Can't see it anywhere on the linked article.
Your kidding. You have to be. Surely they are not heartless enough to butt their heads in right in the middle of the good news that a girl has been found.
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I work at the school where the girls brother goes. We've had the family in here a few times, and there's no way in hell the immediate family were involved, They are heart broken
Mum's watching bbc news 24they just said it on there as i wandered past.
It's now been reported on Sky too.
Strange that BBC knew the guy previously had kids taken into care from his custody but not that he was part of Shannon's family :/
Yup. Sterilize them... that's what I say.
Sounds like a case for Sherlock Holmes. 19th Century crime was more fun.
For a change, its good news.
Glad she's been found, and I hope she's OK.
But...
West Yorkshire Police confirmed the girl had been found concealed in the base of a divan bed in a house in Lidgate Gardens in Batley Carr.
Neighbours said police smashed their way in and emerged carrying Shannon who was last seen leaving Westmoor Junior School in Dewsbury on 19 February.
A 39-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of abduction.
Never a good sign.
But...
West Yorkshire Police confirmed the girl had been found concealed in the base of a divan bed in a house in Lidgate Gardens in Batley Carr.
Neighbours said police smashed their way in and emerged carrying Shannon who was last seen leaving Westmoor Junior School in Dewsbury on 19 February.
A 39-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of abduction.
Never a good sign.
And there are also some people fed up with this being rammed down our throats. There are thousands that go missing every year, the general public feel sorry for one or two kids that go missing every year? Gimme a break if the public and press cared that much they would do something about those thousands that go missing and are never found.
But its a sign of the society we live in when 'one can feel sorry' for a kid that gets mass coverage in the news, but then be blissfully ignorant that thousands more families are going through worse.
Maybe if when something like happens sparks a nationwide campaign to recognise those thousands that go missing and do something about I might actually care.