It’s been exposed by now that Ashley Flores is not really missing, heck, she never was! Because of this fact it is important to think about the internet as a forum for spreading scams and hoaxes. When and where does it stop?
This should be reason enough to not always believe what you hear/see on the net. I know from here on out I won’t, that’s for darn sure!
One news story I read recently claims that ashley flores was reported missing over a year ago, is that true? How in the world can one person, namely ashley flores be reported missing over a year ago and just now we hear about it? This is one of the most bizarre cases of false missing persons I have ever heard about. I’m partly glad that ashley flores is safe, but also upset that the people behind this did not come forward sooner.
From time to time we always seem to cast blame on those that are most apparently at fault, like this ashley flores case. But I wonder if her friend was really the one to blame, or if someone else involved in the ashley flores case was at fault. What are your thoughts?
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If this had happend in the mortgage industry, if someone had reported someone lost and just stopped paying their mortgage they’d be in a huge heap of trouble. Whereas if someone just does it as a “prank” it apparently is no big deal. To me downloading a ringtone on another persons phone that is of some old hippe song is a prank. This is just straight beyond that. Agree?