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Permalink Reply by Sara Huizenga on June 12, 2009 at 1:12am I posted the following on another blog ... but after reading Alice's comment on here I thought I'd bring it over here. Not only would a book help educate people on what the families go through it could also help the other families of the missing in their searches give them new ideas, tip & tricks on how to handle LE, etc.:
The psychological problems that Families of Missing Persons may encounter.
http://peace4missing.ning.com/profiles/blogs/the-psychological-prob...
Comment by Maureen 11 hours ago
Good job Sarah T. and Jan. We need to compile our thoughts and our stories into a book. That is the only way we can educate the public, the mental health community, law enforcement and the justice system on just what it is we are going through or have gone through. A book like that would clue everyone else into what we've experienced.
Just looking at the comments made on the maliciously missing by the public, those that have never had a loved one missing, it has become clear to me just how clueless most are in what the families of the missing face. How clueless lawyers, judges and law enforcement are to what has happened to the families emotionally, legally, financially and YES, criminally.
I've seen sleuthers on these crime boards (I call hate boards) dismantle every aspect of families of the missing. In their eyes we aren't allowed to smile, we aren't allowed to get mad and shout, we aren't allowed to criticize media or law enforcement, we don't search hard enough and on and on....it's so bizarre. Maybe if they could read a book by all of us, just maybe they would be more understanding.
We need a book that is a fast read of our stories .... like a "Chicken Soup for the Soul®" book.
In fact if anyone is game for this start sending your stories to me and I'll compile them. Any money raised could go to 'to be determined' missing person organizations and search teams.
deskside2@yahoo.com
Let me know what you think!
Maureen
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