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  1. @Adventureswithpurpose can maybe help since they are search and recovery specialty divers. They help everyone nationwide and they do not charge for their services.

    1. i was going to send them the link to this. i hope someone already has. i just hope more so that adventures with purpose are not needed🥺

    2. I was scrolling through comments and found one that was sad and looked it up.

      A body had been found on Monday at 8:15 pm, the body was confirmed to be Kyrin Carter.

    3. @CelestiaFan Forever yes they found him. adv with purpose told me there was no real evidence he was in there so they weren’t going to come. we have a missing 11 yr old autistic in my city who went missing within a day of Kyrin. Adv with purpose said the same about that case. Last year an 8 yr old girl went under in a river near me and they never found her. Adv with purpose said they couldnt search because the river was too shallow. Seems to me they have a lot of excuses.

    1. He could have been artistic and autistic! A lot of autism children are gifted in that way. I think its more important that he is found.

    2. @Meraki Me yes, lol! Sorry my daughter is autistic n she’s something else, we gotta keep n eye on her constantly. Therapy considers her a ” runner”.

    1. They are not, autistic children have a fascination with water. They are quick and some smart enough to get out of any locked rooms. You really have to use several locking devices at home and while traveling, you really have to take SEVERAL measures especially when I go to sleep or leave any rooms

    3. You have NO idea how fast an autistic child/person can get away from you. They can leave in stealth mode and have no fears a typical person has. My son is 22 autistic/ multiple disability diagnosed. He got away from us when he was 9. Thankfully we found him quick. I don’t think it ended well for them. I’m so sorry for them. These people don’t need to be judged by people who have NO idea of what it’s like having an autistic child or loved one.

    4. @Kristin Eill Very well said. My daughter is 27. She lost a friend at the age of 19 who use to get out the house all the time. Hard loss. It’s so insensitive for those who don’t have children or who don’t understand autism to judge parents like this. Being a parent is hard enough. Being a parent of a child with autism is on another level of parenting. But, we have to educate “them” one at a time I guess. God Bless You and your AWESOME SON!!!

    5. @Karen Wicked I’m sorry your daughter lost her friend. It’s hard to see your child grieve no matter what age. Yes, I had to comment because I want to let people know situations they are ignorant to. For example..even if I lock all my doors if someone is careless including myself…and if he happens to notice or find out by accident (because he is always getting into things) He’s out the door. Yes I absolutely agree that it is parenting on a whole another level.

  8. He had no shoes, he could not have gotten far, or if he did somone maybe tried to drive off with him. It’s been 4 days oh lord please please I Pray there’s still hope for him to get back to his family. 🙏🏾 🙏🏾 🙏🏾 ✝ ✝ ✝ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

  15. They said he’s highly functional. So he prolly didn’t go in water to drown. All video surveillance around area needs to be looked at. And gas stations. I feel he is nearby in a building. I have been right about some intuition feelings. I hope my comment doesn’t get looked passed. Prayers this baby is found.

    1. They should check the area around the lake he had to have set down was where he doesn’t have any shoes on

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