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IRAQ: Four Halliburton Workers from U.S. Killed
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December 22nd, 2004
Two Texas men and two others from Oregon and Alabama were identified Wednesday as the four Halliburton Co. employees killed in the attack at a military base in Iraq, a strike that is among the deadliest for the Houston-based contractor since its involvement there.
UN: Board Cites U.S. Contractor in Iraq
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December 15th, 2004
IRAQ: Silence Surrounds Fates of Contractors
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Houston Chronicle
November 21st, 2004
Halliburton Co. truck drivers Tim Bell and Bill Bradley disappeared April 9 when their convoy was attacked west of Baghdad. The Army has conducted an investigation into the ambush, but the report is classified. Pentagon officials refused to discuss its contents, directing questions to Halliburton. The company referred questions back to the Pentagon.
Kuwait Documents Allege Halliburton Bribe Scandal
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November 11th, 2004
Newly revealed documents, dating from December 2003 and the early months of 2004, allege that Halliburton staff in Kuwait asked for kickbacks from selected contractors while undermining others who were looking for work from the multi-billion dollar contracts that the company oversees for the military occupation force in Iraq.
Halliburton Hit with Multiple Lawsuits
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October 27th, 2004
Companies working in support of U.S. troops in Iraq are hauling Houston-headquartered defense contractor, Halliburton, into U.S. federal court with claims that the company stiffed them for hundreds of millions of dollars after they provided essential services in the war effort.
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Halliburton, the largest oil-and-gas services company in the world, is also one of the most controversial companies in the United States. The company has been the number one financial beneficiary of the war against Iraq, raking in some $18 billion in contracts to rebuild the country's oil industry and service the U.S. troops in Iraq. It has also been accused of more fraud, waste, and corruption than any other Iraq contractor. This report details Halliburton's track record.
Iraq: No Guns for Contractors, Pentagon is Proposing
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April 29th, 2004
As the insurgency in Iraq remains strong, the Department of Defense has proposed a new rule for most of the estimated 70,000 civilian contractors working in the region: They cannot carry guns.
IRAQ: 10 US Contractors Penalized
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Associated Press
April 26th, 2004
Ten companies with billions of dollars in U.S. contracts for Iraq reconstruction have paid more than $300 million in penalties since 2000 to resolve allegations of bid rigging, fraud, delivery of faulty military parts and environmental damage.
Iraq: Families of Hostages Say They're Being Kept in Dark
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Houston Chronicle
April 25th, 2004
Family members of KBR employees taken hostage by insurgents in Iraq say they are still being kept in the dark about their status
Iraq: Iraqis Investigate Halliburton over Allegations of Bribery
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London Independent
April 25th, 2004
The probe centres on allegations that staff working for the Houston-based company took bribes for awarding sub-contracts in Iraq.
Iraq: Families Grieve After Halliburton Contract Workers Identified
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April 21st, 2004
The bodies of the two men and a third American contractor, Jack Montague, were found last week near the site of an April 9 attack on a fuel convoy west of Baghdad, Houston-based Halliburton announced Tuesday. A fourth, unidentified, victim was also found.
Iraq: KBR contractors weigh heavy risks
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April 14th, 2004
For more than a week, KBR officials have tried to prepare new hires like Michael Tovar, 29, for the risks they'll face as contractors in Iraq.
Iraq: Seven U.S. Civilian Contract Workers Missing
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April 12th, 2004
BAGHDAD, Iraq, April 12 — The American military today put at seven the number of civilian contract workers missing after their convoy was ambushed in Iraq on Friday.
Iraq: Rebuilding Plan Reviewed
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March 31st, 2004
The new inspector general of the U.S.-led interim authority in Iraq reported yesterday that though he is just beginning his own audits of reconstruction spending, he is concerned about the oversight of spending and control of cash.
Iraq: Security Pushes Up Contract Costs
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March 31st, 2004
Soaring security and insurance costs are driving up the price of contracts to rebuild Iraq and more funds may be needed, said a report on Wednesday by the U.S.-led authority's chief inspector in Iraq.
Iraq: Halliburton Continues to Profit
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Associated Press
March 30th, 2004
Halliburton Co. has reaped as much as $6 billion in contracts from the U.S. invasion of Iraq, but improprieties in those military contracts have also given Vice President Dick Cheney's former company high-profile headaches. Pentagon auditors have criticized Halliburton's estimating, spending and subcontracting, and they plan to begin withholding up to $300 million in payments next month. The Justice Department is investigating allegations of overcharges, bribes and kickbacks. Democrats have accused the company of war profiteering.
US: Halliburton Lobby Costs Drop
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Boston Globe
March 27th, 2004
Halliburton, the oil and construction conglomerate formerly headed by Vice President Dick Cheney, dramatically reduced what it spent on lobbying Congress and the federal government after the Bush-Cheney administration took office in January 2001.
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College basketball practice can start in late September this year, which means it's the ideal time now to look at our preseason Top 25.
Not much has changed since our last Top 25 examination, but at least we know P.J. Hairston will be playing for North Carolina this season. But in the words of Tar Heels AD Bubba Cunningham, he won't play "all the games."
Even if it's not "game on" immediately for Hairston, it is for us. Off we go.
No. 1) Kentucky Wildcats
Archie Goodwin turned pro but Willie Cauley-Stein and Alex Poythress are back. Losing Goodwin is not without its costs, but what the Wildcats really needed in order for their overwhelming influx of young talent—the No. 1 prospect in the 2013 class at four of the five positions—to help the team confidently challenge for an NCAA championship was physical maturity in the frontcourt along with at least a hint of veteran leadership. And they've got that now.
No. 2) Michigan State Spartans
The Spartans hung onto shooting guard Gary Harris and power forward Adreian Payne, who were essential ingredients. What needs to be improved in order for the Spartans to win a championship is the team's playmaking. They finished with more turnovers than assists last season. That's not going to get it done. The team that eliminated them from the NCAAs, Duke, was plus-132. The team that won the tournament, Louisville, was plus-89.
No. 3) Louisville Cardinals
All-American shooting guard Russ Smith made a surprising decision to play his senior season—surprising in that he (actually his father) had announced he would move on to the NBA Draft. The likelihood that Smith would be undrafted whether he left college this year or in another 10 perhaps convinced him it was wiser to burnish his legacy as a collegian. Louisville probably will use Montrezl Harrell in the middle—and he is prepared for a stellar season—but you have to plunge deep into the NCAA record book to find the last champ with a 6-8 center.
No. 4) Duke Blue Devils
If there were some certainty about how the Blue Devils would handle the big-man spot it might even be tempting to pick them to win it all. They will be as talented as they've been in probably a decade. Jabari Parker, Rodney Hood, Rasheed Sulaimon—who wants to guard all of them at once? Plus point guard Quinn Cook has a full year's experience as a starter and there's an army of tough, veteran reserves to fill in whatever gaps develop. But we're still wondering if Marshall Plumlee can play even 20 minutes a game. If he can, well, look out.
No. 5) Arizona Wildcats
Perhaps the silliest early entry decision of this season—in fact, maybe the silliest in years—robbed Arizona of an additional frontcourt weapon. Grant Jerrett had the chance to grow into a lottery prospect. Without him, though, the Wildcats still have four major talents up front: Kaleb Tarczewski, Brandon Ashley and freshmen Aaron Gordon and Rondae Jefferson, as well as a point guard transfer T.J. McConnell, to get them the ball in dangerous positions. Interestingly, Jerrett was likely to be the team's best perimeter shooter. That's what this team lacks most.
No. 6) Kansas Jayhawks
Just how good is freshman Andrew Wiggins? If we're right, he's good enough to carry a team with no returning starters, a wealth of talented young players but no other immediate star and a just-OK point guard to the brink of the Final Four. If Vegas oddsmakers are right, he's good enough to carry the Jayhawks into a fistfight for the national title. Essentially, we're saying he's worth three NCAA Tournament wins, and the wise guys are saying he's worth five. Either way, the answer is: He's pretty doggone good.
No. 7) Michigan Wolverines
We figured the Wolverines would be wiped out by the championship-game hangover that figured to send everyone into the NBA Draft. No program had greater cause to celebrate when the declarations were done, though, because Michigan retained two talents with All-America potential: center Mitch McGary and forward Glenn Robinson. McGary is going to be a star. Robinson might have to manage the transition to small forward, and that could be problematic. The Wolverines also need incoming freshman Derrick Walton to be a big-time point guard.
No. 8) Syracuse Orange
The Orange were delighted to discover reliable forward C.J. Fair will be back for his senior season. The question they'll need to answer is whether there is enough perimeter shooting. Syracuse's best point guards have always leaned more toward playmaking than scoring, but freshman Tyler Ennis will have to ring up some buckets.
No. 9) North Carolina Tar Heels
While everyone wondered if P.J. Hairston would leave for the NBA Draft, Reggie Bullock slipped out the side door and left a year of eligibility unspent. That removes a productive shooter from the squad, but Hairston's return to the perimeter (at least when his suspension ends) should erase any concern about that. For Carolina to be this good, or better, it needs reliable play inside from James Michael McAdoo and point guard Marcus Paige to progress nicely into his sophomore season.
No. 10) Oklahoma State Cowboys
We had no reason to believe Marcus Smart would be back for a second season. He was projected as a high-level pick in the draft, and certainly wouldn't have gone outside the draft lottery. But he was not pleased with how his freshman season ended and wanted a chance to write another chapter. So here it is: key players intact, Smart to lead them. But is there enough size to get all the way to Dallas?
No. 11) Ohio State Buckeyes
The Buckeyes expected to lose DeShaun Thomas to the NBA, and so did we. Our belief in OSU is based on the presence of veteran guard core and the expected development of F LaQuinton Ross.
No. 12) Florida Gators
If there's a team outside the top 10 that could challenge for the title, this might be the best choice. Fellow freshman Kasey Hill didn't shine at the McDonald's game, but we still believe he is a difference-maker.
No. 13) Oregon Ducks
If there's a team outside the top 10 that could challenge for the Final Four, this might be the best choice. The Ducks' addition of grad transfer Mike Moser and the expected development of some terrific freshmen makes them a legit Pac-12 title challenger.
No. 14) Wisconsin Badgers
This is the coolest stat in college basketball: Every season Bo Ryan has coached the Badgers, they've finished no worse than fourth in the Big Ten. Incredible. And likely to continue.
No. 15) UCLA Bruins
The team's lack of depth very well could become an issue. We're talking like nine scholarship players now, and that includes the new coach's son, Bryce Alford. Will Kyle Anderson have to/get to play the point?
No. 16) Memphis Tigers
The Tigers finally broke through to win an NCAA Tournament game in 2013, after twice falling just short of that. With the talent left over and all that's coming in—considerable on both counts, led by guards Geron Johnson and Joe Jackson on the veteran side, and Mizzou transfer Michael Dixon—there ought to be enough to win two.
No. 17) Gonzaga Bulldogs
If the Zags had held onto Kelly Olynyk, and it was close, they'd have been in our top five. If they'd gotten grad transfer Josh Davis from Tulane, and it was close, they'd be in the top 10. With neither, the frontcourt is capable but thin and there's more pressure on guards Kevin Pangos and especially Gary Bell to score every night.
No. 18) VCU Rams
The Atlantic-10 favorite and reigning NCAA steals champ returns four starters from a 27-9 team that made the round of 32, including chief thief Briante Webber (2.7 steals per game), and add 6-8, 240-pound Florida State transfer Terrance Shannon to go with 6-9 senior Juvonte Reddic inside. Expect more Havoc than ever from Shaka Smart and Co.
No. 19) Tennessee Volunteers
What the Vols needed was a new point guard, and that's exactly what they got. Grad transfer Antonio Barton, coming over from the Memphis Tigers, isn't an enormous upgrade over Trae Golden. But he's a change. That matters most.
No. 20) Marquette Golden Eagles
Losing Vander Blue was a blow to a team whose offense never was dynamic, but there are a lot of strong, tough guys left and coach Buzz Williams to make them into a cohesive unit.
No. 21) Notre Dame Fighting Irish
An already-terrific backcourt gets another weapon when Demetrius Jackson enrolls to join Eric Atkins and Jerian Grant. Atkins averaged 38.3 minutes last season, Grant 36.3. Think they can't use a break?
No. 22) Connecticut Huskies
If the game is about guard play as much as some coaches insist it is, the Huskies should be in excellent shape with Shabazz Napier, Ryan Boatright and Omar Calhoun.
No. 23) Iowa Hawkeyes
This is the next step for the Hawkeyes in Fran McCaffery's reconstruction of the program. Or maybe it's skipping a step, to say they'll go from out of the tournament to a top-tier seed. But they didn't miss by much, and transfer Jarrod Uthoff will deepen an already rich frontcourt led by junior Aaron White.
No. 24) Virginia Cavaliers
Is there a point guard in the house? Because if there is, UVa has everything else to take a significant step forward in the ACC. Joe Harris was becoming a star by season's end, and there's lots of young talent around him.
No. 25) Indiana Hoosiers
The toughest thing to account for in compiling a Top 25 list this season is how the league changes will affect everyone. Butler managed the jump to the A-10, but what about the Big East? IU isn't going anywhere, so perhaps the magic of point guard Yogi Ferrell will quickly bring along a young but talented team.
-- Mike DeCourcy, Sporting News | This article originally appeared on SportingNews.com


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I missed Stephen Strasburg's June 8 debut by one day and his win total by 2.
Good journalists strive to be several things. Trustworthy. Fair. And, of course, accountable. If you aren't willing to admit when you were wrong about something, you don't belong in this business.
And we're all wrong sometimes. Hopefully not too often. But no ballplayer has ever hit 1.000 (at least none that ever got more than three big-league at-bats) and no sportswriter has ever hit 1.000 when it comes to preseason predictions.
So it is in the spirit of professional accountability that I will now admit all the things I and some of my colleagues were wrong about the Nationals before the season started. Way back on Opening Day, I asked six of my counterparts on the beat (Adam Kilgore and Dave Sheinin of the Washington Post, Bill Ladson of MLB.com, Ben Goessling of masnsports.com, Pete Kerzel of the Associated Press and Craig Heist of WTOP) to join me in making predictions in 10 different categories related to the Nationals.
As you can see, we actually did a pretty good job in most areas (aside from, most notably, our All-Star selections)…
Who will represent the team at the All-Star Game?
Mark Zuckerman — Ryan Zimmerman
Adam Kilgore — Ryan Zimmerman
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- Anonymous - Oct 4, 2010 at 8:54 PM
"1. Yankees2. Red Sox3. Rays4. Orioles5. Blue JaysVerdict: I should've given the Rays more respect."And the Orioles less.
- Steve M. - Oct 4, 2010 at 8:55 PM
Always fun looking back on the predictions. Ladson failed miserably I see, and only got the pessimistic award right on JFlo never playing a MLB game in 2010! Continues to show he knows nothing about the team he covers full time. Bill Ladson's guesstimate on the attendance 2,500,000. Haha
- Steve M. - Oct 4, 2010 at 9:01 PM
How many games will the Nats win in 2010?Bill Ladson — 83Craig Heist — 75Adam Kilgore — 73Pete Kerzel — 71Ben Goessling — 70Dave Sheinin — 69Mark Zuckerman — 68Winner: Sheinin. It all came down to yesterday's season finale. Dave and I were on pins and needles straight through the 14th inning, at which point the Nats pulled out victory No. 69.____________________________________I had Nats with 72 as they had a good interleague schedule for 2010 and unfortunately didn't do well with it. If only they swept the Borioles in Baltimore, I would have had my 72!
- Dan Heuchert - Oct 4, 2010 at 9:09 PM
If Stras had stayed healthy, attendance could have been much higher.
- Anonymous - Oct 4, 2010 at 9:24 PM
Dan, sure, if, if, if.If Strasburg stayed healthy, got run support and won 10 games instead of 5 that would have skewed most of the numbers plus Batista would not have started and attendence would have been 80,000 to 120,000 higher based on the declining phenomenom of seeing him pitch. The numbers are what they are which is what makes predicting fun. Some of his predictions are so far off.
- Sam - Oct 4, 2010 at 9:29 PM
Mark, this shows how smart you are and how well you cover the team. Kudos to you!On the other hand, Mr. Ladson needs to do some soul-searching…or just start using his head…
- N. Cognito - Oct 4, 2010 at 9:56 PM
Seattle? Really. I mean really.Don't feel bad Mark. There's a few heads at ESPN that always pick the Rangers to win the Stanley Cup
- Anonymous - Oct 4, 2010 at 9:57 PM
I'm glad that Ladson came up so empty on the predictions and looked like a fool on most of them. Desmond an All-Star? 2.5M attendance?
- bdrube - Oct 4, 2010 at 11:04 PM
@Anon:83 Wins? Ha!
- JD - Oct 4, 2010 at 11:13 PM
I,m thinking Jiffy Lube for Ladson.
- Les in NC - Oct 4, 2010 at 11:45 PM
I have to agree Ladson was seriously high when he predicted this years Nats had 83 wins in them! I had this years win total "ceiling" at 75…I figured the bullpen changes alone (during the off season) had to net us about 10-15 wins because our 'pen in '09 was so terrible. I should have factored in the Riggleman effect of about -5 games (which we could have had a chance to win during inter-league play alone, if he had played Morse over Harris as DH).
- NatBiscuit - Oct 5, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Mark, thank you for your great service throughout this year and thank you for your continuing contributions.
- DCDingo - Oct 5, 2010 at 12:43 AM
Mark, let me join the chorus of voices thanking you for your timely stories and insightful analysis. Your site is definitely the best thing to happen to Nats coverage for a while. I hope this is working out financially for you and I'm happy to contribute once again. Thanks also to the knowledgable and usually temperate frequent posters at this site — I've learned a lot.
- Sunderland - Oct 5, 2010 at 12:44 AM
Just one more point of confirmation for what I've always thought of Ladson…..
- JaneB - Oct 5, 2010 at 1:27 AM
I'm usually grumpy as all get out, suffering withdrawal on the day after the regular season ends. And yet, here I am laughing out loud and feeling such gratitude for Mark and all of your. Four months till pilchers and catchers… I think I'll make it. Thanks everyone!
- barney - Oct 5, 2010 at 1:31 AM
I had the Nats at 65-67 wins. Pretty good, I think! Unless, umm…you realize that I cheated a bit and waited until April 10th to make that prediction after seeing a few "real" games. I guess it wasn't exactly in the spirit of the thing. What stuck out for me was the fact that the offense was not very good and we weren't going to win a lot of 2-1 and 1-0 games. Getting a front-line pitcher is #1 with the front office but I'd be happier with 2 good hitters who were at least OK fielders. It would enhance the rest of the lineup!
- Nervous Nats Fan - Oct 5, 2010 at 2:02 AM
Mark, thanks for this. Pretty interesting, and it made me sad all over again about Strasburg.One thing I think would be interesting would be an analysis of the Nats with respect to league-wide payroll spending – are they not spending enough, or are they spending poorly (relative to other teams), or both?Thanks for the coverage this year, I've really enjoyed it.
- natsfan1a - Oct 5, 2010 at 2:08 AM
So, Kilgore for rookie of the year? After some cipherin' it seems like he got more of them correct than any of the wily veterans did. But I'm sure you guys were just trying to make him feel welcome, right? ;-)Seriously, I generally don't even try to do predictions, so good on y'all for taking a flyer with them. I suppose it comes with the territory in sports writing, eh?
- Sec3MySofa - Oct 5, 2010 at 2:44 AM
I'm noticing how much easier (if onionless) it is to take anonymous potshots, compared to simply posting your own predictions, as Mark did.I've been looking for mine, and I can't find them yet, but I'd be surprised if they were close to much at the end.I think I was short of 69 wins, overestimated the Cardinals (all that starting pitching!), and favored my own native Giants. Well done, mostly, Mark.
- Anonymous - Oct 5, 2010 at 2:56 AM
I ran into George F. Will at Nats Park on Opening Day. I asked him how many wins he predicted for the Nats, and he said 79.
- BQ - Oct 5, 2010 at 3:06 AM
I did not do any Nationals specific predictions before the season but if you had asked me, I would had Zimm in ASG, 81 win season, and bullpen as the worst unit at the end of the season. All wrong!!!My MLB predictions were as follows:AL West: Seattle, AL Central: Detriot, AL East: Boston, AL Wildcard: Tampa Bay.AL Champion: Seattle (the most disappointing team of the season).NL West: Giants, NL Central, Cardinals, NL East: Phillies, NL Wildcard: DodgersNL Champion: Giants (still possible but very difficult with their type of offense).AL MVP: Evan Longoria (solid bat but not a great season offensively)AL ROY: Neftali Feliz (nailed it for sure)AL Cy Young: Justin Verlander (not even close)NL MVP: Albert Pujols (safest bet but won't happen)NL ROY: Jason Heyward (should be Posey hands down)NL Cy Young: Roy Halladay (most likely)World Series Champs: Don't even ask. Oh and this was my first time doing predictions.
- Bill B - Oct 5, 2010 at 3:41 AM
Mark, Not an original comment, but worth repeating: Awesome reporting the whole year! Really enjoyed it. BTW, don't feel bad about the Mariners pick. A lot of folks picked them in the West. An epic collapse! Analysts were talking about the brilliance of their GM in the spring. Now, not so much. (For half the season they had arguably the two best pitchers in the AL, King Felix and Cliff Lee.)
- BQ - Oct 5, 2010 at 4:14 AM
Seriously dude. They did unbelievably bad. They have the best lead off hitter, had two of the best pitchers, decent infield defense and one of the best OF defense. But below avg performances from Guti, Figgy, Lopez, and really pathetic bottom of the order hitting just killed all their chances.
- Anonymous8 - Oct 5, 2010 at 12:27 PM
Pittsburgh Pirates, 105 losses. 7 of the 9 top payroll teams didn't make the playoffs!Mets clean house.Tampa Bay Rays win the AL East ahead of the NY Yankee$ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- N. Cognito - Oct 5, 2010 at 2:12 PM
I've got some really bad news…Mike Wise is back to scribbling with his crayons.


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Saw this today....hoping they are found safe.
I swear there are so many disgusting human beings on this planet. I pray this turns out well.
sending good thoughts that way. Sad situation.
No suspicious vehicles or other information known?
As a parent of 2 children this is my biggest fear. May god bring these 2 back to their family as soon as possible and may god unleash his fury on the sick SOB that took them!
I just read about this this morning. I also read about the community doing a sweeping search for them. I hope everything turns out all right, as the two would have ended up going to the high school I teach in.
He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.
I have two daughters about the same ages as these girls. Something like this is a parent's worst nightmare. I pray that there is some misunderstanding and maybe they are just lost in the woods or something and are found safe. I guess in the meantime it's time to have another talk with the kids about "stranger danger."
Seen this for a few days on Facebook but have yet to see much of a news article. Any detail out there or is missing all they have to go on right now? Sad case - hoping for a happy ending.......
Terrible, just terrible
Originally Posted by ISUKyro Seen this for a few days on Facebook but have yet to see much of a news article. Any detail out there or is missing all they have to go on right now? Sad case - hoping for a happy ending....... Here's what the WCF Courier is reporting, and how I learned of the incident. Hundreds search for missing girls
Amber alert?
Originally Posted by keepngoal Amber alert? I think you can only have an Amber Alert when there is a known suspect or something of the like.
Originally Posted by keepngoal Amber alert? Can't because there is no suspect or known vehicle
Just google mapped Meyers lake after reading that their bikes were found on the SE corner. Highway 20 runs directly south of this corner and their is a river just south of 20. I couldnt help but think of the accessibility an abductor would have from this particular area. Sad.
There was one?
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