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40 years after Johnny Gosch's disappearance his mother still has hope he's alive

102K views · Sep 1, 2022 · News & Politics

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@b7nv6v · 1 year ago
poor woman she helped everyone but no one helped her 💔💔
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@jeanettehinds4253 · 4 years ago
Can you imagine the worst nightmare you have ever had and it lasted 40 years?
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@Benleyy · 2 years ago
One thing that cannot be denied is Noreen's contributions to protecting & preventing future children from going missing, as well as helping grieving parents and bringing many kids home. This lady has TRULY put work in on the ground.
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@samantarizzi248 · 3 years ago
Nothing but respect for this woman! Such a strong woman, I can’t imagine her pain.
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@suedesignable · 4 years ago (edited)
This case is very involved and this mom has gone thru pure hell.  Noreen Gosch helped get legislation passed to create the national center for missing children.  She also got the laws changed so missing children are looked for immediately, with no waiting period.  Thru her own tragedy she still worked so selflessly to help others.  She’s a hero.   If you don’t know about this case, you need to read all the information about it, and read Noreens books.   It’s so involved.  Our children have been victims far too long.
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@whatever19859 · 3 years ago
As a victim of this myself, Any victim that isn't openly fighting for legal justice is either being completely controlled, Threatened and silenced or has been killed.
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@khonzi4266 · 3 years ago
Someone tried to kidnap me when I was nine out of Cedar Rapids, IA, in July of 1971.  I think they were looking for a boy because I had short hair, and I think they thought I was a boy from the back.   When they got up next to me (in a Lincoln limo), the woman rolled down her power window and pointed a revolver at me and cocked it, and then they drove away laughing in a very sinister way.  I know the timeline seems off, but I think it could very well be the same group of people that kidnapped Johnny.  From what I remember, they looked very similar to Lawrence E. King and his wife, and people like them were never, ever seen on that side of town in those days, let alone in a limo.  It was never reported because no one believed me or took me seriously.
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@helenaroman1543 · 2 years ago
What a nightmare. She’s so strong. Thank you to her for all the work she’s done for families & missing children. ❤
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@kaylaschulz7515 · 1 year ago
He never ever ever ran away from his parents
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@Yes-bp1vw · 3 years ago
Her message to her son made me physically hurt. Police negligence should be considered a contribution to the crime! That police should’ve been charged!
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@theworldisavampire3346 · 4 years ago (edited)
This woman breaks my heart. She has become another John Walsh. Her tragedy turned her into a powerhouse. I wish God would show her the answers to give her peace finally. 💜
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@nassrakhan863 · 4 years ago
Oh, when she said, "I love you son". That broke my heart. Please God listen to this woman's prayers. Let her son come home please.
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