OT:Fw: Please look at picture, then forward on..:(
Michelle Harper
----- Original Message -----From: Angela HollidayTo: Tonya ; RMillerLawOffice@... ; Rick Mechling ; Randy Phillips ; PookieLoo98@... ; LaDawna Herrera ; Julia E Dunn ; James ; Hornok, Carrianne 1LT--3PG ; Hans-Peter von Spaeth ; Daniel P Furiak ; Carol BakerSent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 2:18 PMSubject: Fw: Please look at picture, then forward on..:(----- Original Message -----From: cheryl hollidaySent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 8:18 AMSubject: Fw: Please look at picture, then forward on..:(----- Original Message -----From: BeatyTo: Beth ODonnell ; Tom Townsend ; Margie McKeen ; Lou Naue ; Laura Mae Williams ; Katherine Dickerson ; Williams, Jim ; Jo Southwick ; Josh Simpson ; John Allen Cooper ; Steve Haury ; Gabriela Rogers ; James L Gregory ; Dan Otero ; Chris Davis ; Cheryl Holliday ; Joe Howard Wilson ; Cheree ; Kathy Atkinson ; Annie Marie SimpsonSent: Monday, July 10, 2000 4:30 PMSubject: Fw: Please look at picture, then forward on..:(Please Forward to Anyone You Know.Thanks,S.> > Subject: Please READ AND LOOK @ PICTURE THEN pass it on.
> >
> > I am asking you all, begging you to please forward this email on
> > to anyone and everyone. I have a 5 year old daughter named Kelsey
> > Brooke
> > Jones.
> >
> > We are from Southern Minnesota. She has been missing since 4pm
> > Oct.11, 1999.
> > The police were notified shortly after. If anyone anywhere knows
> > anything, sees anything, please contact the Police, a missing persons
> > report
> > has been filed.
> >
> > I am including a picture of her. All prayers are appreciated!!
> >
> > I hope I have covered enough East Coast, Midwest, and West Coast
> > people to spread out the search for this little girl. It only takes 2
> > seconds to "forward" this on, if it was your child, you would want all
> > the
> > help you could get. Please.
> >
> > JAY & KAREN GILIO
> > SNAPSH~1.JPG>>
> >
> > <<SNAPSH~1.jpg>>
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Billy or Nancy
Old urban legend, go to http://www.urbanlegends.com/ulz/kbj.html where you
can read:
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Is it True?
Yes, it was true for about two hours. Kelsey Brooke Jones was found and
returned to her mother about two hours after being reported missing.
Police located the child watching TV at a neighbor's house shortly after
being notified by her mother. Unfortunately, someone had sent out the plea
for help and it continues to circulate long after the child was found.
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It is so easy to pass on e-mail messages that we often don't hesitate to do
so when it seems like we might be able to help someone else.
However, it is a good idea to handle e-mail much the way you would handle
postal mail. If you received the same message by postal mail, would you be
willing to make copies of it, address envelopes and pay for the postage to
deliver it to friends? If it's not important enough to go through that
trouble, then it probably isn't important enough to forward by e-mail.
It is usually best to make some attempt to verify a message before passing
it on. If it can't be verified, it probably shouldn't be passed on. In
general, if a message starts out with a request to send it to everyone you
know, you probably shouldn't pass it on to anyone else.
Please note that my intent is not to criticize the original poster, but to
offer friendly advice to everyone on the list. Even veteran Internet users
get taken in by the many hoax and urban legends that circulate on the net!
Some of them make interesting reading so you may want to visit some of the
web sites (like http://www.urbanlegends.com) that debunk them.
Billy
Family Unschoolers Network
New John Taylor Gatto Book available at:
http://www.fun-books.com/specials.htm
can read:
========================
Is it True?
Yes, it was true for about two hours. Kelsey Brooke Jones was found and
returned to her mother about two hours after being reported missing.
Police located the child watching TV at a neighbor's house shortly after
being notified by her mother. Unfortunately, someone had sent out the plea
for help and it continues to circulate long after the child was found.
===========================
It is so easy to pass on e-mail messages that we often don't hesitate to do
so when it seems like we might be able to help someone else.
However, it is a good idea to handle e-mail much the way you would handle
postal mail. If you received the same message by postal mail, would you be
willing to make copies of it, address envelopes and pay for the postage to
deliver it to friends? If it's not important enough to go through that
trouble, then it probably isn't important enough to forward by e-mail.
It is usually best to make some attempt to verify a message before passing
it on. If it can't be verified, it probably shouldn't be passed on. In
general, if a message starts out with a request to send it to everyone you
know, you probably shouldn't pass it on to anyone else.
Please note that my intent is not to criticize the original poster, but to
offer friendly advice to everyone on the list. Even veteran Internet users
get taken in by the many hoax and urban legends that circulate on the net!
Some of them make interesting reading so you may want to visit some of the
web sites (like http://www.urbanlegends.com) that debunk them.
Billy
Family Unschoolers Network
New John Taylor Gatto Book available at:
http://www.fun-books.com/specials.htm