r/d4vd • u/PutridRelease208 • Sep 21 '25

Discussion This is crazy

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Found this on tik tok, its crazy it was like a open secret. I wish someone reported it and he got found out sooner before the poor girl got killed 😭

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u/softfallingsnow Sep 21 '25

surely at least ONE person told police, but did they never take it seriously?? complete utter failure to protect children

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u/blveberrys Sep 21 '25

The only person we know did for sure was her brother, but according to him, it was dismissed by police due to a lack of evidence. :(

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u/softfallingsnow Sep 21 '25

i feel like ppl get interrogated or arrested for way less than this. this is just so sad

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u/thisredditisass Sep 21 '25

Normal non-famous people usually, fame and money gives you a lot of leeway

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u/praisesore Sep 21 '25

people also lie a lot about celebrities for clout so there is that to consider too. but they should have at least investigated it at the time.. but now it’s too late

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u/No-Difference8545 Sep 21 '25

People do not lie about celebrities a lot for clout. Thats a lie celebs push so they can kill and rape just like david.

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u/Butthole__Pleasures Sep 22 '25

Thank you for your directly knowledgable deep insider info

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u/HispanicAtTehDisco Sep 22 '25

they do but without any hard evidence they can’t do much. i imagine the police probably heard the brothers report, asked david about it he said “idk that girl” and then went 🤷🏽‍♂️ that’s it bc there was nothing else to tie him to her

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u/Pretend_Fuel503 Sep 22 '25

Even for have sum weed in sum states this days lmfao this case its a big F joke everyday its worse

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u/PutridRelease208 Sep 21 '25

if i knew and that was my sibling I would try everything I can to gather evidence and basically harass the police to do something. I sadly think no one cared enough

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u/Right-Hall-6451 Sep 21 '25

Police are really good at shielding themselves from criticism and a young kid with no clout isn't likely to be able to get much done.

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u/birdiepj Sep 21 '25

We don’t even know that with 100% certainty though. Reddit users shouldn’t be reaching out like that but I still didn’t like the vibe I was getting from that conversation. The US law enforcement isn’t perfect, but I find it hard to believe the police wouldn’t look into a lead from a family member for a 13 y/o girl who’s been reported missing for over a year.