I hate doing this, but I'm at the very end of my rope!
My husband is paralized & inpatient at the hospital. I've exhausted every resource I can find. PLEASE, share?
I'm okay homelessness, but it will break John & it's impossible with cats & dogs.
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my husband became paralyzed and we’re at risk of losing housing & everything we own.
Please, consider supporting or sharing if you can. https://t.co/6WcRA1qt4z
Well, the "medical professionals" mostly don't like me, but thats a them problem. I am doing what's right. I am trying to keep my husband safe & out of pain. I am insisting on accountability. Just like with my mothers case. I will not give up! #vindex
My husband was hospitalized 3 times in the past month. Each stay left him worse than before. The last visit paralized him. He's @ a charity care nursing home. He won't get the PT he needs to walk again & we are at zero income.PLEASE, if you have any suggestions I'm all ears!
🚨 MISSING TEEN – PLEASE SHARE 🚨
The Henderson County Sheriff’s Department is asking for the public’s help in locating 17-year-old Austin Springer, who was last seen in Henderson County, Tennessee, on June 26, 2026.
Austin has been missing for several days, and every share could help bring him home safely. If you have seen Austin or have any information about his whereabouts, no matter how small it may seem, please contact the authorities immediately.
📞 Henderson County Sheriff’s Department: 731-968-7777
📞 TBI Tip Line: 1-800-TBI-FIND
Please help by sharing this post to reach as many people as possible. Your share could be the one that helps reunite Austin with his loved ones.
💙 #bringaustinhome
Missing Person
Debbie Nunn, 65, last seen on foot in the area of 100th Ter and Holmes. She was wearing a black t-shirt and black pants.
She suffers cognitive health issues and walked away from home around 2:00am on 7/3/2026. If you see Debbie please call 911 or 816-234-5043.
I haven't been around because now my hubby is paralyzed & dumped in a nursing home because we are uninsured. The hospital he was in caused more harm & he may never walk again. I'm likely screwed. I'll keep advocating for him & my mom with everything I have until my dying breath!
Thank you to Crime Without Closure & everyone else for helping me advocate & spread awareness of my biological mothers unsolved homicide cold case!
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#PattyOtto, the wife of #RalphOtto, is #missing and he is believed to possibly be involved. Did you know him? Did you see him? Please come forward. #TipTuesday
This link is to the newest
(today) post to my https://t.co/PM9bs2fq05 page dedicated to my mothers cold case. I am her daughter, advocate, & 1 woman army. I will NEVER give up!
#Justice4WilmaJuneNissen#WilmaJuneNissen#AllLivesDeserveJustice
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Oakley Carlson is a 9-year-old girl from Oakville, #Washington, whose last known credible sighting was on February 10, 2021. Tragically, Oakley was not reported #missing until ten months later, on December 6, 2021. In the month prior, a fire occurred at the family home, and a school principal became concerned for Oakley’s safety after she was not seen when bringing the family donated supplies. During a welfare check, Oakley’s biological parents, Jordan Bowers and Andrew Carlson, were taken into custody but refused to provide any credible information about Oakley’s whereabouts.
Bowers and Carlson were initially charged with manslaughter in the first degree; however, the charges were later dismissed due to insufficient evidence. Both were subsequently convicted of two counts of endangerment with a controlled substance for exposing Oakley’s siblings to methamphetamine. Carlson was sentenced to twelve months in jail but released after serving less than eight. Bowers was sentenced to twenty months, released in January 2023, and immediately booked on unrelated identity theft charges. She later received a 43-month sentence for those charges. While these cases are unrelated to Oakley, both Bowers and Carlson remain suspects in her disappearance and continue to refuse to cooperate with law enforcement.
Oakley spent her early childhood, from 7 months to nearly 3 years old, in foster care with her loving foster parents, Jamie Jo and Erik Hiles, who provided a safe and nurturing home where she thrived. The Hiles, along with community members, repeatedly raised concerns about Oakley’s safety with the Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families (WA DCYF), both during and after Oakley’s return to her biological parents. They allege that their concerns were not taken seriously by social worker Angela Fries and her supervisor Kathryn Eddy, and they continue to seek answers for Oakley.
According to police reports and court documents, while in the care of Bowers and Carlson, Oakley was starved, physically abused, and locked in a cell as punishment for “bad” behavior. From 2013 to 2021, WA DCYF received eleven intake calls about the family regarding domestic violence, physical abuse, parental drug use, and medical neglect but only eight were investigated. In January 2021, a report documented scratches and bruising on Oakley’s face. WA DCYF opened an investigation, but Oakley remained in her parents’ care despite their refusal to cooperate. In November 2021, three calls were received in two days regarding a fire at the family home; the parents did not contact emergency services, and the family continued living in the home despite being advised it was unsafe. These calls were screened out and ignored.
Oakley was taken from a safe and loving foster home and returned to a home with abuse and neglect, which ultimately led to her disappearance.
A $100,000 reward is currently being offered for information leading to Oakley’s whereabouts.
Anyone with information is urged to call 911 or the Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Department at 360-964-1770.
#OakleyCarlson #JusticeForOakley
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Please, my page for my mothers cold case was deleted, this is the new one. Please, check it out!
https://t.co/cPHuE56J6x
Also, my https://t.co/PM9bs2fq05 page is
Read stories from Wilma June Nissen on Medium: https://t.co/Iru9O0T9Q9
Thank you!
💔 TEEN Missing In Illinois | Missing In Arizona – PLEASE SHARE 💔
Autumn Kujath, age 17, has been missing since January 15, 2026. She was last seen at her home in Braceville, Illinois. It is unknown whether Autumn left on foot or was picked up by someone. What she was wearing is unknown, but she is known to wear black high-top shoes with black roses stitched on them.
Her family is extremely concerned for her safety and is asking the public to stay alert and help bring Autumn home safely. She could still be in Illinois or may be headed toward Arizona.
Description:
• Age: 17
• Height: 5’5”
• Weight: 130–140 lbs
• Hair: Brown
• Eyes: Brown
If you have seen Autumn or have any information, please contact:
📞 Grundy County Sheriff’s Department: (815) 942-0336
📞 Missing In America Network Anonymous Tip Line: 1-844-MIA-LOST (24/7, anonymous)
Please share, care, and be aware.
Your awareness could make the difference in bringing Autumn home. 💙
#MissingInAmerica #MissingJuvenile #HelpBringHerHome #ShareToHelp