I can’t help but think of the bittersweet feeling that the families of other missing children might experience when they read an uplifting story like Cleo’s. The white-hot anguish their parents must have felt down the years. It’s almost impossible not to think of the children who were never found. Fresh from the shitters Daddy-O is a cool chem for those cool cats ya dig haha acting like a super mantat it bumps up intelligence perception at the cost o. I can’t imagine the emotional wringing Cleo Smith’s parents have experienced: a washing machine of despair, hope, grief, elation, relief? It doesn’t bear thinking about.Īnd yet they are the lucky ones. A detective telling a little child that they will see their mummy and daddy is all too rare. All too often, these stories don’t end well.

We have seen parents, wild-eyed with confusion and grief and fear, or stoic in the headlights of an intense media circus. We have been here so many, many times before, haven’t we? Looking sadly at an image of a carefree and innocent young child, with little idea of the violence or tragedy yet to befall them. I cried at how often we see these stories in the press. I cried at how hardened I have become to newspaper stories about violence against children, and how we simply, sadly expect them to invariably end in tragedy.

I cried at how surprised I was to see Cleo Smith’s smiling face this morning. More than anything, I cried for the families to whom something similar has happened, but never got their happy ending. 4.13 Kingsport Lighthouse 4.14 Reeb Marina 4.15 Gibson Point Pier 4.16 Revere Beach Station 4.17 Libertalia 4.18 Nahant Wharf 4.19 Nahant Sheriffs Department 4.20 Croup Manor 4.21 Nahant Chapel 4.22 Nahant Oceanological Society 4.23 East Boston Police Station 4.24 East Boston Preparatory School 4. I wept for the hard road ahead for Cleo and her family as they no doubt deal with the psychological fallout of this abduction. I wept for what she might have endured in the two weeks since she was taken, sleeping next to her parents in a tent on a camping holiday. Looking at the images of Cleo Smith, waving from her hospital bed after her two-week ordeal with her mother’s hand resting on her leg, I wept. I suggest that when CAMP pets are made available, put in the ATOMIC shop an option to buy a River (Dogmeat) pet that the proceeds will go to the ASPCA or rescue. I think Bethesda has a GREAT chance to honor her contribution in a very special way.

‘My name is Cleo’ – Police weep as Australian girl who disappeared during family camping trip found safe after 18 daysīut these images amount to something all too rare in our world: a happy outcome. She was the model used to make the motion capture form essentially for Dogmeat in Fallout 4.

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