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@toneyc : Is this it? www.theverge.com/201 9/8/19/20812144/yout ube-copyright-strike -lawsuit-allege

@e : Right! Who in the world has the time or even mental bandwidth to do this?

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@toneyc : Oh. Lol. Ok.

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I'm so confused. So is the dude with the cool hair missing and real or not? Are the people posting here on this thread (besides the usual) creating multiple personalities and posting? Including the guy that someone said was from another state that helped the kid? Is this the new, I arrested, kidnapped, etc your relatives. Now give me money, (in gift cards) scam?
I'm so confused.

I don't think anyone knows if this is true or not. I am a parent and if my child was missing I would hope people wouldn't be questioning if I was real or not.
But I would also be doing everything possible to make the situation verifiable starting with involving the police and missing teenager advocates. I would have of his electronics and social media searched.
If I had leads like this situation apparently does, I would hire a private investigator even if it took my last dime. And I'd make sure that missing child posters were in every possible area that he may have been spotted.

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@beadweaver : The kid is missing. Someone a couple of pages back made a post doxxing a person alleged to be involved with assisting the kid or something. Then another person posted that the person doxxing was working with the family to help find the kid. That's where the conversation started about posters using different accounts to converse with themselves.

@teatime : This. Trust but verify.

@beadweaver : "now give me money in gift cards scam" I can't breathe, man. Hilarious!