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Q: American's Unknown Child
asked by: smith8500 on September 26th, 2004
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long ago, decades to be sure,
on a cold philadelphia night,
as the darkness enveloped a city road,
except for the angels keeping watch over the stars,
a car comes to a stop, a person exits
and opens the hood to the trunk,
a box is pulled from the bed,
a precious cargo once alive now dead.

In the woods next to the road,
by the muskrat traps and rabbit warren,
the boy in the box is placed, arms crossed,
naked except wrapped in a patterned shroud,
his battered body is left.

Hair clipped, face and chest bruised.

His body malnourished, his soul unloved.

He will never know the joy of life, or the laughter of living.

His killer goes free,
perhaps tormented in hell and silenced in life,
perhaps not...

The box is found perhaps two or three days,
before the police are called.

A peeping tom, or a high school jock,
claiming to be scared of the boy in the box
they left the child there
among the muskrat traps and rabbit warren.

His body is laid to rest,
by the officers who needed to know his name,
haunted by dreams of the nameless child,
crying, battered, hungry and cold.

Even today hunting down the killer of the boy in the box.

Perhaps you will shed a tear,
or hold your own child near.

A precious gift, neglected and beaten,
disposed with the trash along a deserted road,
where the angels were too busy keeping watch over the stars above.
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cherry_pie
replied on September 26th, 2004
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That is tragic. I have seen this case on lots of tv shows such as americas most wanted.. Its a shame that no one has ever been charged with doing that to him.
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Michelle1337
replied on September 26th, 2004
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That is so creepy and crazy. I freaked myself out reading about it at that website. Thats so weird. Why would no one claim him as their own?
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Kia
replied on September 27th, 2004
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Why would no-one claim him as their own??? Simple, because they allowed it to happen - in fact they probably did it!
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bellax0x
replied on September 27th, 2004
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Oh wow. Thats so horrible!

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gaby
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Katherine19
replied on September 27th, 2004
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That is really sad. Sad I got the chills when I read that. I don't understand who no one could claim this child. I know some one out there knew him. Sad Sad
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Mommy2Seany
replied on September 27th, 2004
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Wow that is freaky...
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kkmauricio
replied on September 27th, 2004
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Thats sad its weird readin stuff like that like how could someone do that !!
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IDABABY
replied on September 27th, 2004
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That literally made me want to vomit and freaked the caca out of me. I bet his father did that to him...Or possibly his mother...
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LaurensEntourage
replied on September 27th, 2004
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I'll have nightmares about that. I hate reading about dead children (obviously, who doesn't?), but even more so now that i'm pregnant. But hte reality is that these things do happen. They don't have much longer, I hope it gets solved. I agree that the parents probably did it.
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