Post by hi224 on Aug 20, 2020 22:58:30 GMT
So I'm here again. I know maybe it doesn't help to share him again and again. But I just want to do this to keep his name and face out there. I really wish more people would do this on social media some people didn't know about macin and they do live near him....
You know I was just like macin around that age. Depressed and not happy. I didn't have social skills always afraid that they would think something off me.
But I really wish that he didn't kill himself. And he did found out that life could be fun an he could be happy maybe on his own because.
I found it now I have now a lovely family from my own and I'm so happy that the things I try back then when I was 17 did end good !
That's why macin his story hits me so hard you know I wish I did knew him and could've helpt him.
So I'm hoping someone would read this and remember something maybe that he saw him walking or something.
You never know.
storiesoftheunsolved.com/2018/12/05/the-disappearance-of-macin-smith/
They wait for 72 hours the first hours are so crucial. The video footages where already written over
I still hope he just live his happy life
What do you think? Maybe someone have some other ideas to trace people ?
Macin Smith went missing from St. George, Utah on September 1, 2015. He was 17-years-old and while what he was last seen wearing is unknown, it’s believed he was wearing black Nike sneakers with blue soles and green eyelets and accents. At the time of his disappearance, he was 6’4″ and weighed approximately 200 pounds. He has blond hair and blue eyes.
While Tracy went to work for the day, Darrin remained at home working in the backyard. He was planning on taking Macin out driving upon his son’s return home from school.
At 3:15pm, the school bus dropped off students at the bus stop. However, Macin wasn’t among them. Once 3:30pm came around and his son still hadn’t returned home, Darrin began to worry, but was unable to contact Macin due to having confiscated his son’s cellphone the night before. As such, he texted his wife, who assured him Macin was probably just blowing off steam and would return later.
After speaking with Darrin, Tracy checked her personal email and noticed an email from Macin’s school, saying he had been absent the entire day. Worried, Tracy immediately returned home and took a look at her son’s room. While the door had been locked, which struck Tracy as strange, nothing else seemed out of the ordinary.
Tracy contacted the family’s local church, as Macin would sometimes attend Youth Group meetings on Tuesdays. However, he was not there.
When 10:00pm came around and Macin still hadn’t returned home, his parents assumed he had run away and contacted the St. George Police Department to file a missing juvenile report. The deputy who took the report told them he’d keep an eye out for Macin during his patrol that night.
You know I was just like macin around that age. Depressed and not happy. I didn't have social skills always afraid that they would think something off me.
But I really wish that he didn't kill himself. And he did found out that life could be fun an he could be happy maybe on his own because.
I found it now I have now a lovely family from my own and I'm so happy that the things I try back then when I was 17 did end good !
That's why macin his story hits me so hard you know I wish I did knew him and could've helpt him.
So I'm hoping someone would read this and remember something maybe that he saw him walking or something.
You never know.
storiesoftheunsolved.com/2018/12/05/the-disappearance-of-macin-smith/
They wait for 72 hours the first hours are so crucial. The video footages where already written over
I still hope he just live his happy life
What do you think? Maybe someone have some other ideas to trace people ?
Macin Smith went missing from St. George, Utah on September 1, 2015. He was 17-years-old and while what he was last seen wearing is unknown, it’s believed he was wearing black Nike sneakers with blue soles and green eyelets and accents. At the time of his disappearance, he was 6’4″ and weighed approximately 200 pounds. He has blond hair and blue eyes.
While Tracy went to work for the day, Darrin remained at home working in the backyard. He was planning on taking Macin out driving upon his son’s return home from school.
At 3:15pm, the school bus dropped off students at the bus stop. However, Macin wasn’t among them. Once 3:30pm came around and his son still hadn’t returned home, Darrin began to worry, but was unable to contact Macin due to having confiscated his son’s cellphone the night before. As such, he texted his wife, who assured him Macin was probably just blowing off steam and would return later.
After speaking with Darrin, Tracy checked her personal email and noticed an email from Macin’s school, saying he had been absent the entire day. Worried, Tracy immediately returned home and took a look at her son’s room. While the door had been locked, which struck Tracy as strange, nothing else seemed out of the ordinary.
Tracy contacted the family’s local church, as Macin would sometimes attend Youth Group meetings on Tuesdays. However, he was not there.
When 10:00pm came around and Macin still hadn’t returned home, his parents assumed he had run away and contacted the St. George Police Department to file a missing juvenile report. The deputy who took the report told them he’d keep an eye out for Macin during his patrol that night.
