8 Year Old Found in Suitcase [RIP]

Originally Posted by MC OTAKU

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those sick bastards. RIP
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foreals..how can they do such a thing. i dont understand how these ideas get into people's mind
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Originally Posted by aubstuh86

so why was this girl killed? what was the motive? ransom?

haven't been following the story.
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Haven't read too much but definitely not ransom. She was missing for a while before they found her.
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Y'all wait 'till you have a kid and then you start reading/hearing about these kinds of stories. You won't process them in your mind the same asyou did before.

Before my wife had our son, I would upset over stories like these, astonished that people could be cruel enough to harm and kill children in the ways I used toread about. But then my son was born, and now I read stories like this, and I just get pissed off so bad...
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... and I feel so worried.
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I can only hope that Sandra died quickly and painlessly.
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I hope your childhood was full of laughs and good times in the 8 short years you were with us.
 
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Only if that camera could Move... See where the heck she wasgoing on something or who was there.. RIP .. my goodness world
 
Man...the Bay Area is getting on the news for all the wrong reasons this year
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Oscar Grant, the 4 police, and this
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C'mon Bay Area, we gotta get it together here...
 
Originally Posted by BeatJunkie5

Man...the Bay Area is getting on the news for all the wrong reasons this year
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Oscar Grant, the 4 police, and this
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C'mon Bay Area, we gotta get it together here...
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Tracy isn't the Bay Area, but yeah this %+$% is ridiculous.
 
Originally Posted by FRANCHISE 55

BeatJunkie5 wrote:
Man...the Bay Area is getting on the news for all the wrong reasons this year
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Oscar Grant, the 4 police, and this
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C'mon Bay Area, we gotta get it together here...
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Tracy isn't the Bay Area, but yeah this %+$% is ridiculous.



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forreal? Well you right..I barley consider Dublin in the Bay Area..but thats another story..this $%#+ ain't that far away and it's close enough tosay we got too much craziness going on around here...
 
RIP hope they find the people that did it. I live 40 minutes away from Tracy and been hearing this all over the local news and nancy grace. sick world we livein.
 
Originally Posted by 49ers650

Rest in Peace.
This was the surv. video they found. Breaks my heart
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I'm from the bay and this was on the news for the past couple weeks... Very very sad story.

The crazy thing about that video is that the patio area with the stairs was her front yard... All she had to do was go up the stairs and she would've beenhome. My heart would've been broken if that was my kid in the video... Like why didn't you just go home???!!!

It's really really sad... I'm almost at a loss for words. I mean kids are so innocent and they don't mean anyone harm. I just can't imagine thetype of person that could do something like this. There's speculation that a local Pastor might've done it but there are no official suspects as ofyet.

I pray to God that this doesn't happen to anyone elses children... And I really hope justice gets served.
 
RIP.

It's one thing to read about this stuff, but seeing her in the video just hopping along....that's a kid!

I hope they find the perp ASAP. I just wish you could execute them on the spot.
 
Originally Posted by Slap Addict

TRACY, Calif. (AP) - Authorities roped off a mobile home park where an 8-year-old northern California girl was last seen, searching for clues to her death after her body was found a few miles away inside a suitcase left in an irrigation pond.

Police would not comment on the investigation into the death of Sandra Cantu, who was found Monday after a 10-day search, but they had previously searched several homes and towed several cars from the mobile home park where she lived.

Authorities planned an autopsy on the body to determine the cause of death.

"Our heartfelt sympathies go to Sandra's family and friends," said Tracy Police Chief Janet Thiessen. "We will determine the person or persons responsible for this reprehensible act, and we will bring them to justice."

Thiessen said Sandra was found wearing the same clothes as when she was last seen on March 27: a pink "Hello Kitty" T-shirt and black leggings.

Sandra's disappearance sparked a massive search effort that included hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement officials, including the FBI, and more than 1,000 tips.

Pictures of the girl with dark brown eyes and light brown hair were posted all over town, on business fronts, car windows and fire hydrants in this city of 78,000 about 60 miles east of San Francisco.

During the search, police had characterized Sandra as a missing person but would not say whether they believed she was abducted. Investigators had refused to comment on what prompted the searches at the mobile home park or what they had found. No suspects have been identified.

Investigators said they spoke last week to the girl's father, Daniel Cantu, who lives in Mexico and works in southern California. Authorities would not give any details of the discussion, but the father told the Tracy Press newspaper he had not seen his daughter for a year.

Police said the suitcase was discovered by farmworkers who were draining the irrigation pond to water fields.

Before the evening's announcement, investigators cordoned off the area surrounding the pond for hours and combed it for clues, as television trucks and reporters gathered in the flat farmland nearby.

The suitcase was removed from the pond later in the afternoon and taken to the coroner's office, where it was opened and the little girl's body was positively identified.

More than 100 mourners - some holding candles, others wiping away tears - gathered outside the mobile home park Monday night, as police blocked the entrance.

"I am still in shock," said Brandy Robles, 27, who held her 2-year-old son. "You see this in the movies. I never thought it would be real life - real to me."
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RIP

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