Posted on 03/31/2015 11:22:48 AM PDT by MNDude
everal messages on Facebook concerned and in some cases outraged about a post on social media regarding a baby from Guam for sale. The mother of the child contacted us to set the record straight and hopefully catch the person who is doing this to her family.
"Would love to give her to a nice wonderful family anyone interested she's lost and parents don't want her who's willing to help" - this was the post by user Jesseliaryie Cruz on the Facebook page Guahan Sales on Saturday morning. The post was accompanied by the photo of a little girl and generated plenty of feedback from shocked users, who sent us messages like "is this for reals?" and "this is stupid if it's a joke. If it is then you need to grow up!"
Apparently it is a joke - a sick joke, according to the baby's mother, who's been by the child's side since day one. The mother wished to keep her identity concealed, but reached out to KUAM News after seeing personal ads listing her 1-year-old daughter for sale on pages like Guahan Sales, Things for Guys...
The mother has since reported it to police, but now lives on edge, locking all her doors and keeping her daughter close, this after the realization that she didn't snap the photo in the online personal ads. By the looks of it, the photo was taken last week while the family was celebrating a birthday at Chuck E. Cheese.
(Excerpt) Read more at kuam.com ...
Nothing good comes for families at Chuck E Cheese these days.
Eventually a baby will be sold, raped, then eaten, it will all happen as a result of Facebook, and that little worm punk Zuckerberg will still be hiding in his bunker trying to deny any and all responsibility for it.
And he should deny responsibility for something like that.
He’s no more responsible than a car company would be for selling a car that was later used as a getaway car from a bank robbery, or a gun manufacturer would be for a murder done with one of their guns.
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