I pray they find her.
Posted on 10/08/2008 8:46:50 AM PDT by sevinufnine
Once it became clear Monday night that she was missing, a little more than 20 police personnel were looking for 10-year-old Molicia Tumaline....
(Excerpt) Read more at roanoke.com ...
This story is of a 10 year old girl missing in my immediate area. So many minors go missing each year and only a handful make national news.
Please pass this one on to any folks you know in the south-western Virginia area. She is missing in a very, close proximity to the Roanoke Regional Airport...so maybe a commuter saw something while driving to or from the airport?
If they call in the public to help search, I will be there if at all possible.
THANK YOU for posting the photo. I still have not figured out how.
Is that a photo of a 10 yr old?
The article says she’s 5’2” and 140 pounds.
And also that her father said “She’s 10, but she is very mature and she acts like she’s 15,” and that police have a report that she “had been seen with a 14-year-old boy who is her friend”. This may be a case of voluntarily running off with a boyfriend.
I’m from there. Sorry to be reminded of home with such sad news. Hopefully, as someone suggested, she ran away. Hopefully. 10 is so young.
It's not too difficult, once you know how. :-)
Here's how I do it with Internet Explorer
1. Find a photo on the web and right-click on it.
2. You can either select "Copy Shortcut", or if that's grayed-out, select "Properties"
2b. If you had to select "Properties", click and drag your pointer over the Address / URL. (It starts with "http" and ends with a .jpg, .gif or some other three-letter extension)
2c. Press Ctrl + C to copy the URL to the clipboard
3. In your reply for FR, type: <img src="
4. Press Ctrl + V to paste the URL from the clipboard
5. Type: "><P>
The finished product should look something like this:
<img src="http://website.com/SomePhoto.jpg"><P>
(The <P> part puts any following text under the image instead of beside it...)
Gabz, I know that you aren’t southwest Virginia but you are in Virginia ‘ping’.
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