The virtue over the course of the last couple of days, there has been like one case, I think,

that has been cited from parents of parents saying, man, you just can't trust anything

anymore.

And it's been a horrible story that I really think that can play at your soul.

And it was the story.

I don't know if you guys have heard this about the kid, the little toddler that was walking

down the road.

Yeah, so it was Carly Russell, who called 911 and said that she saw a toddler, I think

she said three or four years old walking down the road.

And when cops arrived, they found, I think her vehicle and her cell phone and she had gone

missing.

So everybody was like, oh my God, she got abducted.

This was somebody doing some kind of sex trafficking and using a child to lure her in.

And it captured the nation's attention.

I mean, everybody was, I can't, it was all over social media, her picture and sharing.

And it was for once a black woman goes missing and people care because so often, and I pulled

up the stats because I was curious, despite making up 13% of the female population, studies

have shown that black women account for 35% of the country's missing women.

But so often when these stories do go viral, it's a white woman.

It's not a person.

When the children go missing, it's a white kid, it's not a son of child of color.

So you know, the, the nation was on pins and needles trying to figure this out.

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