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    Why Do Aliens Exist

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    a big concept around the world. Most people believe that Area 51 is a military base where scientist carry out experiments on aliens, fake the moon landing, and many other conspiracies. After overlooking the wonders and conspiracies of both aliens and Area 51, articles show that there has not been any real evidence to prove that aliens exist. Many people believe that aliens exist or that they have visited earth and are being tested. In 2011, an article on Dailymail explained how people were…

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    Aliens, Some people believe that there are extraterrestrial beings within our universe, while others find then a complete hoax. The truth of the matter is that there have been reports of alien sightings since the 1900s. One couple claims of having horrible night terrors, relieving their horrible experiences after they have been kidnaped by extraterrestrials. Other reports state of comeing face to face with extraterrestrials inside a mothership, shortly after they have been abducted. One man…

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    Scavengers Narrative

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    suits (this one was a matte black, it would be invisible in the night sky) appeared out of a panel in the wall and assembled itself around him as he stood holding Loki’s gaze, smiling slightly. “Stand behind me, put your arms around my neck,” Tony instructed. Loki did, and a moment later they were flying. Tony was flying slower than usual, since he had an unarmored companion on his back, but still they were whipping through the sky, almost silently around the mostly-quiet, mostly-dark…

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    American Abduction Epidemic? Are missing children an American epidemic? While many parents fear that it is, I disagree. In fact, I believe there is an irrational fear surrounding child abductions and “stranger danger” in The United States. This is evident when examining the actual statistics as opposed to listening to the media’s portrayal of these incidents. Throughout this essay, you will read some of the statistics of fear, the media’s role in causing this fear, and why parents are…

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    Room Book Reports

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    In the book, Ma gets pregnant with Jack R- In the movie, a girl gets pregnant by her kidnapper as well. G- This book greatly reminds me of the Cleveland Abductions that occurred from 2002 to 2013. I can connect this novel, Room, with a true story that was made into a movie which I saw on Lifetime. It reminds me of the Cleveland Abductions also known as the Ariel Castro kidnappings. The Ariel Castro kidnappings occurred from 2002 to 2013, and three girls were kidnapped and held captive during…

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    Tekica Kirimoana was a sophomore enrolled at Kauai High School. Tekica was a daily bus rider, she rode bus to and from school everyday along with her best friend Sean. She and Sean were inseparable since the day they met in preschool. When Tekica got made fun of because of her name. Sean always stood up for her, he always stood by her side, and she always did the same for him. Within the years of friendship, they both built a strong bond towards each other. They also learned from each other.…

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    Callie Tchorvos, was kidnapped by her mother at age five. She was taken away from her father and was forced to live her life on the run for a total of twelve years, returning back to her family only at age seventeen. Researching the topic of parental abduction (when a parent abducts their child) further, it reveals that it is happening more and more often, and is a severe issue in the current world. There has been a 38% increase in parents kidnapping their children (Mirror.co.UK). In 2010, there…

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    Emick Mr. Belmont College Composition 8 September, 2016 Informative Title Each year there are around 258,115 child abductions. That is around 707 a day. Each child abductor has a reason for taking these children. Some for ransom, sexual assault, a child of their own, trafficking, custody disagreements, revenge, and more reasons that are less common. Whatever the reason may be, abduction of children is a very big problem in today’s society. Almost every child abductor has something in…

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    Infant Abductors Essay

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    Abstract The abduction of infants throughout the United States is not a crime that is very frequent in our society. This is mainly because the process of abducting an infant involves massive amounts of planning and coordination to pull it off successfully. Manipulation and dominance can be causal factors in motivating infant abductions. Infant abductors are known to act in response to manipulative demands from a partner. The typical infant abductor, primarily recognized as female, will display…

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    Recently, there has been a spotlight placed on the issue of missing children of color in the Washington, D.C. area after the Washington D.C.’s police department most recent Twitter campaign provided the public with information of recent missing children’s cases in order to help locate the missing children. This campaign took on a new purpose once the public took note of the sudden multitude of missing children tweets, and many people assumed this was a sudden epidemic never before seen in the…

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