Missing Girl Found At Marine Corp Base, Aunt Claims She Was ‘Sold To Soldier For Sex’

[mystery-ak]

Missing Girl Found At Marine Corp Base, Aunt Claims She Was ‘Sold To Soldier For Sex’
by Jamie White
July 9th 2023, 2:28 pm

Marine in custody after 14-year-old girl found in barracks of Camp Pendleton outside San Diego.
Aunt alleges coverup taking place and fears military retaliation.

A 14-year-old girl who’d gone missing after running away from home last month was found inside the barracks of Marine Corp Camp Pendleton, according to authorities.

An officer of the U.S. Marine Corps was taken into custody in San Diego in connection with allegations of sex trafficking involving the minor.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-BqcuiNYiU&ab_channel=NBC7SanDiego

The girl, who has learning disabilities, ran away from home on June 9. Her grandmother reported her missing to the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department a few days later.

“The grandmother reported to deputies that the teen had previously run away before, but always returned home quickly,” Melissa Aquino, SDSO’s media relations officer said.

Captain Chuck Palmer of Camp Pendleton-based 1st Marine Logistics Group confirmed a Marine, who has not yet been identified, had been taken into custody for questioning by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS).

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[libertybele]

I hope that the Aunt's claims are not true.

 

[Maj. Bill Martin]

Well, at least parts of the story are wrong.  There's one part that says "an officer" was arrested, but the press is often terrible at distinguishing between commissioned officers and NCO's, so who knows....

They also said she was found "in the barracks", which I find rather implausible given that a barracks has a lot of people in it, and there's no way they'd all stay quiet over something like that.  And "officers" definitely don't live in the barracks anyway, so they've clearly got something wrong.

[rangerrebew]

Well, at least parts of the story are wrong.  There's one part that says "an officer" was arrested, but the press is often terrible at distinguishing between commissioned officers and NCO's, so who knows....

They also said she was found "in the barracks", which I find rather implausible given that a barracks has a lot of people in it, and there's no way they'd all stay quiet over something like that.  And "officers" definitely don't live in the barracks anyway, so they've clearly got something wrong.

Surely, you're not suggesting the media is fallible and may not know the difference between sh*t and Shinola when it comes to the military!  This must be some kind of "disinformation" on your part.

[sneakypete]

Surely, you're not suggesting the media is fallible and may not know the difference between sh*t and Shinola when it comes to the military!  This must be some kind of "disinformation" on your part.

@rangerrebew

It boggles MY imagination that anyone could get away with this for even one night,never mind for continuing nights.

I was in the army,which is generally considered to be a LOT less "uptight" than the USMC,and I have serious doubts about it lasting even one whole night without someone calling the MP's.