Markt85 said:Police say there has been a possible sighting of missing three-year-old Mikaeel Kular.
blue underpants said:Did she put him to bed in a beige coat, a jumper, blue jogging bottoms and brown shoes?bobmcfc said:Mikael Kular was last seen going to bed at his home in Ferry Gait, Edinburgh, at 9pm last night.
Police in Edinburgh are appealing for help to trace a three-year-old boy who has gone missing from his home.
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This is what the police said he is wearing now, bit unusual that
bobmcfc said:Markt85 said:Police say there has been a possible sighting of missing three-year-old Mikaeel Kular.
CCTV footage being examined
blue underpants said:He will be with his Dad somewhere far away from Scotland, probably London or BrumFranny Lee's Barrel Chest said:It seems fairly obvious that the family haven't told the cops everything. But the cops will know this. How many times do we see apparently grieving parents only to find they were responsible.
Mate, I used to hesitate in picking up a kid if he/she fell in the playground. It's second nature now to wish you weren't there and not know what to do - purely because of what you may get labeled as, which is a travesty really. In that extreme though, if I saw a kid on a road and it was obvious he was too young to be there, i'd do something about that.The Pink Panther said:Friends of ours had a scare a few years ago with their youngster.
It was a normal morning until they found the front door open and their toddler had gone
Long story short, a motorist stopped her car and was with him at the side of the main road
The lad wanted to drive his car to work like his daddy and apparently was following a bus on the road sat on the back of his toy car
The lady motorist saw him and stopped
Serious question, especially for the blokes on here. If you saw a toddler on the main road on the back of his toy car during rush hour, would you stop or would you carry onwards in case you were accused of being a nonce?
The Pink Panther said:Serious question, especially for the blokes on here. If you saw a toddler on the main road on the back of his toy car during rush hour, would you stop or would you carry onwards in case you were accused of being a nonce?
ColinBellsjockstrap said:blue underpants said:He will be with his Dad somewhere far away from Scotland, probably London or BrumFranny Lee's Barrel Chest said:It seems fairly obvious that the family haven't told the cops everything. But the cops will know this. How many times do we see apparently grieving parents only to find they were responsible.
Do you live at 212b Baker street?