Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Trfsrfr" data-source="post: 228774" data-attributes="member: 3959">Nope. Dont even know if he's alive 100%.I assume he's at his moms cuz she's always rescued him before. (He's ran away twice previously)But since she is court ordered not to have unsupervised contact with him, she is not saying ANYTHING.Which proves her guilt. She has never contacted the PD, while I have been in constant contact with them.What good Mother wouldn't be screaming from the rooftops?But since I cant prove that he's there, she is getting away with it.And since the PD needs evidence of a crime, they cant just search her house.My guess is that she has him secreted away, with promises of expensive gifts to stay quiet and ride the storm until he's 18.At the end of the day, I believe he's alive, and am gonna let him go do his thing.Hardest decision I've ever had to come to terms with.I'm hoping he'll pop his head up soon, and what more can I do?If he doesn't contact me before he's 16 and tries to go get a license, he'll come up on the NCIC, and they take him into custody, and bring him back here, and then he'll just run away again.It's fucked up. It kills me.But I've got his 125 loaded up and I'm gonna take it to the track tomorrow and try and forget about it for a few laps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trfsrfr, post: 228774, member: 3959"] Nope. Dont even know if he's alive 100%. I assume he's at his moms cuz she's always rescued him before. (He's ran away twice previously) But since she is court ordered not to have unsupervised contact with him, she is not saying ANYTHING. Which proves her guilt. She has never contacted the PD, while I have been in constant contact with them. What good Mother wouldn't be screaming from the rooftops? But since I cant prove that he's there, she is getting away with it. And since the PD needs evidence of a crime, they cant just search her house. My guess is that she has him secreted away, with promises of expensive gifts to stay quiet and ride the storm until he's 18. At the end of the day, I believe he's alive, and am gonna let him go do his thing. Hardest decision I've ever had to come to terms with. I'm hoping he'll pop his head up soon, and what more can I do? If he doesn't contact me before he's 16 and tries to go get a license, he'll come up on the NCIC, and they take him into custody, and bring him back here, and then he'll just run away again. It's fucked up. It kills me. But I've got his 125 loaded up and I'm gonna take it to the track tomorrow and try and forget about it for a few laps. [/QUOTE]

Verification