Does anyone in the area know if there is a lot of TV and media appeals for someone who knew this little guy?
I was thinking that a lot of people in Galveston or Texas might feel that he's probably washed in from somewhere further afield, maybe from one of the hurricane affected islands, and so maybe they'd be more likely to feel a little more separated from the case and less likely to look around them and think on whether a child they know slightly hasn't been seen around recently. So I'm interested in how it's being presented in the media there and whether it's being presented as something that happened on the beach or if it's presented more like Bella's appeals were that seemed to me (as an outsider and foreigner) to be appealing directly to the whole local-ish community for assistance in getting an ID.
There really isn't a lot of media attention for this little guy - breaks my heart. Every other news report is about the Astros playing in the World Series, like there aren't more important things to report about.
As for what islanders think..most of us believe he was disposed of here, some believe that he could've fallen off of a vessel at sea, and the hurricane victim idea is out just because the postmortem interval before discovery was 1 day.
It's hard to believe that someone isn't missing this baby, or know that they should be missing him - this little guy definitely needs more attention from the media.
BBM.
The lack of media exposure may be because of the dearth of information about this little guy during the past couple of weeks. It seems as if LE is playing their cards close to their chest. I havent seen even a slow trickle of information just the initial statement from Capt. Schirard doing the rounds. Hopefully, this lttle guy will be in MSM again once the lead investigator/ME holds a presser.
Maybe we could brainstorm a few ideas to gain more exposure for this little guys story. I wonder if theres an investigative journalist in Houston/Galveston or greater TX, whose special interest is in CPS and missing and/or murdered children, that could be contacted for this little guy and other victims? Alternatively, a local group could rally the community to, say, fund a headstone for him?
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