The Woodstock Police Department has provided this general definition of "endangered", as used in missing-person cases.
"In a missing person case the definition of 'Endangered' means - a person who is missing under circumstances indicating that his/her physical safety may be in danger."
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After reading the various posts by many interested parties in connection to the Beth Bentley case, I've got to side with the blogger who wrote in on 07.15.10. Similarly, I no longer reside in Woodstock, but routinely follow "Missing Persons" stories, particularly children who "go missing." Personally, I have donated to many good fundraising causes, churches, organizations, even to people directly. But I always want accountability as to how my contribution will be spent, even if there is no tax incentive. Interestingly, I've had bad experiences in "non for profit" organizations who didn't even honor MY request for how MY money should be used, once provided, but instead, used it for "general fund expenses." Let's get off the money, suspend the "blame-game," and focus on the children who are the real victims here.
Gus, I've got to hand it to you for staying connected to the story, in spite of all the "trash talk," which continues to ebb and flow on this blog spot, as well as on the Beth Bentley FB site, which,
incidentally, I haven't visited for several weeks in order to remain unaffected by the type of infective which is being described, but will probably remain connected to it in support of the three children.
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