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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsFather issues emotional Facebook plea to track down ‘missing’ family
The missing information was that the woman was living under protection and with a new identity after leaving the man. Now he found out where she was. She was forced to move again to a womens shelter.
The worst case scenario is that you contribute to someone being beaten, raped or killed. You have to think twice before sharing this type of searches for missing people on Facebook, says Lotta Sonemalm of the Swedish Association of Womens Shelters and Young Womens Empowerment Centers.
Women who are given protected identities all live under threat.
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http://www.metro.us/newyork/lifestyle/tech/2013/10/29/man-uses-emotional-facebook-plea-to-track-down-wife-children-in-hiding/#sthash.o0h5yo8R.dpuf
Something to keep in mind before automatically reposting similar pleas. It is worth the time to do a little research first.
PeaceNikki
(27,985 posts)Terrible.
madaboutharry
(40,188 posts)They want to believe in the good, and so they would see something like this and believe its sincerity. It is hard to think like a criminal or an abuser if you are not one yourself. The reality is that it is dangerous to project your own good heart onto others.
JJChambers
(1,115 posts)Criminals will craft insidious schemes to pursue and victimize their targets. Criminals will, without question, exploit the good natured people in our society; they will steal when they can, hurt whomever and whenever it pleases them, and criminals will utilize the unsuspecting to further their nefarious goals.
Good luck and be safe. I hope this woman finds peace from her abuser.
TheDebbieDee
(11,119 posts)Their domestic partners need extra care when leaving because the abuser knows exactly which organizations the victim went to for help...
JustAnotherGen
(31,780 posts)And very chilling - my heart breaks for her.
1monster
(11,012 posts)JI7
(89,239 posts)was the question that came to my mind.