Thread: Amber Alert in Tennessee

Toddler missing for days now! This stuff really upsets me!

Is there a link to this story?

We live not to far from Smyrna. Our whole family is in agreement that something just doesn't sound right about this whole thing.

first of all if you know that your two year old has been known to unlock the door and walk out of the apartment, then you put on a deadbolt high enough that the child can't reach it.

Secondly, why did she put the child to bed at 11:30 at night fully clothed? Mother said that she tucked her in bed at 11:30, but yet the last thing she had on was a blue jean jumper with flowers on it? Why was she not in her pj's?

What made her get up at 4am? Why did she wait 25 minutes to call the cops when she discovered the girl was missing? If my child was missing and the front door was standing open, the first thing I would of done was called the police. However the first thing she did was call the child's father, and the police. The father got to the apartment before the police did.

Why would someone come into an apartment with 5 children and only kidnap one child? And how did they get in if the door was locked, it wasn't kicked in or anything like that.

Monday, everytime you seen her on the news she was sitting on the side of a fire truck talking to some other woman. My butt wouldn't have been sitting it would of been out searching for my daughter. And then Monday night she had to go to the hospital because she was so stressed out. She couldn't handle the stress without being medicated for it.

Isn't it strange that the bloodhounds couldn't even pick up any kind of scent of the little girl outside of the house. Those dogs are so well trained that they could sniff out one hair in a big bail of hay. But yet couldn't detect anything of the little girl. Seems kind of strange to me.

I hate to say it, but I really don't think that they will ever find that poor little girl alive, and I will bet everything I own on the fact that the mother knows exactly what happened to her. I pray that I am wrong, but I'm afraid that I'm not.

what a beautiful child. None of it sounds right.....

Secondly, why did she put the child to bed at 11:30 at night fully clothed? Mother said that she tucked her in bed at 11:30, but yet the last thing she had on was a blue jean jumper with flowers on it? Why was she not in her pj's?

If we're out late and my 2 year old falls asleep, I don't change her into pj's when we get home. She can sleep through anything except having her clothes changed.

It's sad and I hope they find her. But until we're in the mother's situation, we really shouldn't judge her actions. You might think you'll react one way if something bad happens but you could react in the complete opposite way.