Tamika Huston - Missing
posted by Suburban Sista @ 10:00 PM
4 comments
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Saturday, October 23, 2004
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4 Comments:
Ms. Ray-
I just wanted to thank you for helping to spread the word regarding my niece's disappearance. Our family tries to monitor the web to see how and where Tamika's case is being mentioned. Your efforts are greatly appreciated by us all. May God bless you.
Rebkah Howard
Aunt of Tamika Huston
Missing from Spartanburg, SC since June 2004
It's really sad. I heard that Tamika has been missing for over a year,butI had never heard about this case. The only reason I found out about it today was because I was reading about Natalee Holloway and a link popped up about the lack of media attention to Tamika's story. I think that it's sad that Tamika didn't get as much coverage as Natalee or other beautiful young females who go missing. The only difference is that she is black and they are white. Maybe Tamika could have been found by now. We will never know now. I think Tamika's family should speak out about this. The world is never going to change if they don't have a reason to. I think that life of a beautiful young woman who had a world ahead of her is reason enough. Stand up for what you believe in because no one else will. I'll keep Tamika and her family in my prayers.
W.N.B.
It's really sad. I heard that Tamika has been missing for over a year,butI had never heard about this case. The only reason I found out about it today was because I was reading about Natalee Holloway and a link popped up about the lack of media attention to Tamika's story. I think that it's sad that Tamika didn't get as much coverage as Natalee or other beautiful young females who go missing. The only difference is that she is black and they are white. Maybe Tamika could have been found by now. We will never know now. I think Tamika's family should speak out about this. The world is never going to change if they don't have a reason to. I think that life of a beautiful young woman who had a world ahead of her is reason enough. Stand up for what you believe in because no one else will. I'll keep Tamika and her family in my prayers.
W.N.B.
It's really sad. I heard that Tamika has been missing for over a year,butI had never heard about this case. The only reason I found out about it today was because I was reading about Natalee Holloway and a link popped up about the lack of media attention to Tamika's story. I think that it's sad that Tamika didn't get as much coverage as Natalee or other beautiful young females who go missing. The only difference is that she is black and they are white. Maybe Tamika could have been found by now. We will never know now. I think Tamika's family should speak out about this. The world is never going to change if they don't have a reason to. I think that life of a beautiful young woman who had a world ahead of her is reason enough. Stand up for what you believe in because no one else will. I'll keep Tamika and her family in my prayers.
W.N.B.
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