I agree regarding abandoned or?I strongly believe that his name is Cordarius and he was either abandoned or hasn't been reported missing. I don't think he pulled that name out of thin air.
I agree regarding abandoned or?I strongly believe that his name is Cordarius and he was either abandoned or hasn't been reported missing. I don't think he pulled that name out of thin air.
You quoted me as saying "he understood Haitian and Creole," but that is not accurate due to being out of context.Hopefully that helps ID where he's from and where he's been
oh gosh, sorry! I deletedYou quoted me as saying "he understood Haitian and Creole," but that is not accurate.
The quote was from an article I linked, and the article said "When Adji vanished, he understood Haitian and Creole." Adji is a boy who is missing from Florida who some have speculated might be the unidentified boy.
I have seen nothing to indicate that the unidentified boy understands Haitian and Creole.
Someone else would have had to have known about him! Are they scared to accept responsibility?I hate to even bring this possibility up, but I have to wonder if he had a caregiver who passed away, as opposed to being critically ill, and he wandered away looking for help?
I was wondering this as well.I hate to even bring this possibility up, but I have to wonder if he had a caregiver who passed away, as opposed to being critically ill, and he wandered away looking for help?
I hate to even bring this possibility up, but I have to wonder if he had a caregiver who passed away, as opposed to being critically ill, and he wandered away looking for help?
I would think (and hope) that someone would've found the caretaker by now and began looking for John Doe.I hate to even bring this possibility up, but I have to wonder if he had a caregiver who passed away, as opposed to being critically ill, and he wandered away looking for help?
Genie's body, especially her gait, was severely impacted by being bound to a potty for over a decade. She also probably had psycho-social dwarfism, as social workers thought she was six when she first came to their attention, when she was twice that age. The failure of language development was what got scientists interested in her, when it was just one aspect of neglect and abuse that impacted every bit of her body and brain. She couldn't eat solid food, for example, and I don't know whether she's ever been able to. She's certainly still, as far as I can tell, a permanent resident of a facility for disabled adults, as she has been for most of her life since being found.If no one has recognised him so far, and my idle theory about him having come from abroad (see above) is false, I think he has been isolated for much longer than 3 years since lockdown began.
If he's been in school it must be in small group special education, and a child like that can't fade into the background. No doubt his photo has been circulated within special education professional networks. Kids change appearance, but not so fast as to be totally unrecognisable in 3 years. You'd also think he would have been seeing medical professionals, speech therapists and so on.
There was the case of "Genie" who was kept totally isolated until her early teens and never really gained language despite intensive therapy Genie (feral child) - Wikipedia and several other comparable cases of "feral children".
Could something similar have happened to him? Isolation, possibly under the guise of home education (if anyone knows he exists), perhaps mild disabilities worsened by neglect, perhaps parents who have moved from their hometown and not established new social circles locally, and now he's somehow managed to escape but they don't feel able to reclaim him due to the neglect that would be uncovered.
That probably will end up being the sad truth for him.I read about this poor boy a few days ago and can’t get him out of my mind. I hope he’s happy in his current living situation. We may never find out how he ended up in that alley in Midland. IMO local services/government won’t put too many resources into finding his ‘family’. Unfortunately, he’ll probably end up in an institution or group home. Hopefully he’ll be happy and comfortable.
I do agree they've tried to publicize it, but truthfully, the only reason I know about this case is from WS. I'm a pretty ardent news junkie and have never personally seen it covered in any of the national media I follow. If he's from far enough way from where he was found in TX, there may well be people who know him but have no clue anyone is trying to identify him.When I search for more information, it is clear this case has been very well publicized. I realize this does not mean everyone out there knows about it,
Do you believe he was deliberately transported/left in this area due to that care home and special apartment complex?I lived just blocks away for many years. There is a care home at Camarie and Garfield three blocks from where he was found. There is a special apartment complex right up Ward towards the Loop, for disabled/special needs. The area where he was found is very affluent.Very odd he remains unclaimed. I hope this mystery is solved soon.