"The human element, children at risk, must always be considered when talking about this offense that is based in a high-tech world." https://t.co/plYszTFIwZ
"It's good that more people are using it, but sad that people need it," said Jill Ainsworth, executive director of NAMI Coeur d'Alene. https://t.co/pATkt66FY1
“In many of our cases, they make a conclusion on the manner of death within 30 minutes of arriving at the scene. They don’t know anything about the family, the relationship, the history,” https://t.co/LBZN3ILg3x
On a new podcast, “The Survivor Files With Elizabeth Smart,” Smart speaks with survivors of violent crimes to explore not just what happened but what came after, including the ongoing process of healing. https://t.co/usUGH77Ht5
“sexual violence is never the survivor's fault” and said the departments are sharing resources and raising awareness on the risks associated with online dating “to stop online dating violence before it happens and prevent repeat offenders.” https://t.co/gy20ogryw4
Seeking support from a counselor, physician, faith leader or friend is an act of courage, not weakness. No one should have to carry this burden alone. https://t.co/chwsVxqTAk
“People are kind, people care about one another,” Tiffany said. “They slow down, they love, and… I think you see that in this vigil.” https://t.co/japCfeNKs0
"Each person lost was a valued member of our community or guests of our community, and we recognize the profound pain this incident has caused across Twin Falls and beyond." https://t.co/mA2BcbyoIl
"We can't control the actions of one bad, evil individual, but to see literally hundreds of people, pastors, members of the community, city officials, off-duty police officers...," he said, "it's incredible." https://t.co/osbkUjAaUt
Unbelievably sad news for the families and loved ones of those lost in these senseless act of violence. Our thoughts of course are with the victims struggling to try and make sense of this horrible loss.
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Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador paid tribute to the victims' families, saying they had "already endured unimaginable loss and now must face today's deeply painful news". https://t.co/c4yolC7oU7
Did you miss the most recent episode of “Why We Do What We Do” featuring Amanda Copeland, the founder of the Savannah Grace Foundation, created in memory of her daughter, Savannah Grace Copeland, who was tragically murdered at the age of 13.
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“Over the past several weeks, officers have followed up on tips and spoken with people who say they have had contact with her,” Boise police wrote. https://t.co/Joy0dFZOvY