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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera
One of my friends grew up in a family with 6 brothers and two sisters. Her dad was an FBI agent. They had the typical loving home every kid deserves. All of her siblings were good students and had went to college and have good jobs except one of her brothers. He was the second youngest of the boys. At age 18 he left home and disappeared. They did not hear anything from him for over 20 years.
Even though the dad was an FBI agent it was illegal for him to look for his son with FBI channels so he would could not look. The dad had met a few good private detectives and hired one of them to see if they could find the missing son. He had moved to Seattle, changed his name and was a day laborer or street person. He had no interest in contacting the family and they left him alone. They have no idea what is going on with him.
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just from reading this, I have to agree with those ROTC instructors. People are messed up because they want it that way.
This was way back in high school, my Dad and I were having lunch at one of the local fast food joints downtown. A pan handler came up to us and ask for money so he can get some food. We gave him our meal because it was still in wrapped. He turned and throw it out in the trash and start yelling at us and demanded money. from that day on, they are't getting any of my money. I work way too hard for it.