FORGOTTEN AND LEFT TO ROT. While you scroll, the FBI is BEGGING for clues in three CHILLING child murders that the mainstream media has ABSOLUTELY IGNORED. These are not cold cases—they are a SCATHING INDICTMENT of a system that has FAILED its most vulnerable. The blood of these children is on OUR COLLECTIVE HANDS for letting their stories disappear.
FIRST: Maleeka “Mollie” Boone, 8. A “sunshine” child ripped from her Navajo Nation community in Coalmine, Arizona. She walked a short distance between family homes in January 2026 and VANISHED. Her tiny body was found in a field the next morning. The FBI threw up a $25,000 reward, but the NATIONWIDE OUTRAGE never came. Why? Because she was Native, living on marginalized land with a population density of one person per square mile—was her life deemed statistically insignificant?
SECOND: Marvayah “Marva” Darby, 12. ASLEEP in her own bed in Milwaukee when a silver SUV cruised by and UNLEASHED a hail of bullets into her home. She was struck in the head. Police admit they have ZERO leads—ONE OF THE ONLY 2025 HOMICIDES completely ice-cold. Her mother lives in a “hell” of unanswered questions, while the neighborhood endured SEVEN shootings in just over a week. This isn’t random violence; it’s the HARBINGER of a society where children are COLLATERAL DAMAGE in urban warfare, and the public has grown numb to it.
THIRD: Cash Russell, 9. MURDERED in a Springfield, Illinois, triple homicide so chaotic and poorly reported that the VICTIMS’ RELATIONSHIPS are a mystery. Gunned down alongside his cousin and an unaffiliated man in what cops call a “targeted” attack. His family BEGS for answers, but the national spotlight never found him. Is it because he was Black and poor in a city drowning in gang violence? Has America decided some children’s deaths are simply the COST OF DOING BUSINESS in certain zip codes?
The FBI’s “Seeking Information” page is a GRAVEYARD of lost potential, a digital monument to our APATHY. These cases scream a terrifying truth: not all lives are deemed equally newsworthy, and not all grief is worthy of your timeline. Their killers walk free, perhaps among us, BECAUSE WE CHOSE TO LOOK AWAY. The question that haunts every silent tip line and empty news desk is this: which forgotten child will be next, and when did we stop caring if they ever found justice?
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Author: Kayitsi.com
