FOUND DECEASED - WA - Lindsey Baum, 10, McCleary, 26 June 2009

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For Lindsey :blowkiss:

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Thinking of Lindsey and her family this week! :heartbeat:
 
The Vidette newspaper did a great cover story "Missing Lindsey Baum, three years gone" by Tommi Halvorsen Gatlin, June 28, 2012. Unfortunately The Vidette http://www.thevidette.com/ doesn't load all their stories onto their website, hopefully they'll load at least an abbreviated version.

They did a beautiful job. The article, photos, and images really tugs at heart strings, personalizes this missing child story.
 
If someone told me we would be chatting about this case 3 years later.
I would not have believed them. Just amazing there has been no closure in this case.

The lack of motive has always been tough for me on this case.
Possible sexual motive. I never really had that HI on the list, if at all.
What motive would someone had had, to abduct this child on her way home. Why would a total stranger somehow be responsible for this missing child. In this small town. Three years and no communication with anyone about the person responsible. Not even a solid lead through tip.
 
Sadly, I think sexual abuse was the only reasonable motive. Surely sweet Lindsey had no enemies. Small town or not, there are sick freaks everywhere. I think it was an evil crime of opportunity. JMO
 
The large Lindsey Baum banner has been moved to another location, now on a building facing a busier highway. http://www.mcclearychronicles.com/2012/07/homeward-bound.html

This banner is from the Washington State Patrol Homeward Bound program. The previous location was good - faced post office, library, and busy mini-mart/gas. Now it can be seen as drivers pass through town, both locals and travelers will see it.

Lindsey's Tree of Hope in the park across the street is beautiful. The decorations, signs, and flowers draw attention.

Flyers are still posted all over town, including the city police station and web site.

Happy Birthday Lindsey, hope we can bring you home soon.

http://www.findlindseybaum.com/
 
The large Lindsey Baum banner has been moved to another location, now on a building facing a busier highway. http://www.mcclearychronicles.com/2012/07/homeward-bound.html

This banner is from the Washington State Patrol Homeward Bound program. The previous location was good - faced post office, library, and busy mini-mart/gas. Now it can be seen as drivers pass through town, both locals and travelers will see it.

Lindsey's Tree of Hope in the park across the street is beautiful. The decorations, signs, and flowers draw attention.

Flyers are still posted all over town, including the city police station and web site.

Happy Birthday Lindsey, hope we can bring you home soon.

http://www.findlindseybaum.com/

Thank you
Hard to believe Lindsey would have turned 14 years old...

http://mynorthwest.com/11/698743/Three-years-since-Lindsey-Baum-disappeared-in-McCleary
 
An example of how Lindsey continues to be in the thoughts of regional reporters:

https://twitter.com/KeithKOMO4/status/233984536093007873


Keith Eldridge ‏@KeithKOMO4

Paulina Frakes in custody accused of kidnapping her niece yesterday. Girl OK. You don't take a 10-yr-old from McCleary w/o being noticed.
(my bolding)

He is referring to this case: http://kxro.wordpress.com/2012/08/10/woman-in-custody-following-kidnapping-in-mccleary/ This recent case has no apparent connection with the Lindsey Baum case other than general location and that it was a 10 year old girl.

Law enforcement also definitely cares:

“This is a case that continues to haunt all of us,” said Grays Harbor County Undersheriff Rick Scott.

Scott says the case is still discussed daily as tips continue to come into the office.

http://www.king5.com/news/local/3-year-anniversary-of-Lindsey-Baum-case-still-haunts-detectives-160449985.html
 
Praying you are home soon, Lindsey! I think of you often.

Salem
 
Thinking of Lindsey today ♥
 
Oh sweet Lindsey... Where are you? It's been way too long.

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Praying you are home soon, Lindsey, I'm always thinking of you.

Salem
 
Thoughts and prayers for Lindsey and her family. I am unable to post as often as I used to, but Lindsey, you are not forgotten. You were the fist case i read and followed and I think of you often.
 
Thinking of Lindsey today-
 
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