MISSING BOY!! help find him please read!!

[lilmamma]

OK i dont know why but ive became very attaatched to this little guy.... i want to post this in case anyone might happen to see him you just never know right. and if it were one of my kids or your i would hope somone would too....


PLEASE add this profile :

HELP FIND TRENTON DUCKETT

and spread the word.



This page was done to help try & find 2-year-old Trenton Duckett...if you have any information about him, please don't hesitate to call 1-800-CALL-FBI. Trenton is 2 years old & has been missing from his house in Leesburg, FL for about 2 weeks now. If you happen to see him ANYWHERE in the United States (whether it's Florida, New York, California, etc.) PLEASE call 1-800-CALL-FBI. I'm sure you'll see his story on the news & in newspapers, his dad has been putting flyers up everywhere trying to find him & it's not working. Look for the flyers to see more information on Trenton & another picture. Trenton was last seen wearing jean shorts, no shoes, & no shirt. PLEASE HELP US FIND HIM!










here are some links to his story..
If you don't believe this is real, here's a few news links:

http://www.cfnews13.com/StoryHeadline.aspx?id=18782

http://www.local6.com/news/9902762/detail.html

http://www.theledger.com/apps/pbcs.d...609210420/1004

i pray to god they find him. i know hell be in my thoughts and prayers

[WillRiker]

I heard this on the news the other night - consider it added.

added it to the MTW page as well

[Lady Dee]

I can't believe that there are such sick people out there that woudl take someones like boy or girl?! seriously what is wrong with people these days! a helpless little child! makes me sick

[Maximal]

it looks like the mother had something to do with the disappearance, unfortunately she can't tell anyone now

[WillRiker]

Yeah, when I was watching this on the news it said that she was in a custody battle with the father and she wouldn't answer questions about where she was right before the kid disappeared.

Unfortunately, the reporter probably didn't help the situation bny asking the questions in the manner that she did, when she did, and ultimately the Mother killed herself, so whatever she knew went with her.

But that said....SOMEONE knows SOMETHING.

[lilmamma]

you would think before she blew her head off she would at least write a simple letter saying were trenton was. people are so selfish and soooooo fucking stupid! i mean why kill your little boy just so the dad couldnt have him?? thats in sane.. if my ex ever won custody of my kids i would fight tillt he day i died to get them back. not hurt them...people are stupid..she was probly on drugs ...i would have taken that little boy so would a million other people. i just hope aginst hope she sold him or something. but i know its probly not going to be a very good out come......makes my heart really sad..

[WillRiker]

I still don't think he's dead, (I'm an optimist like that), I think her family has him.

[Purple Dragon]

i hope wills right and her family have him.its so sad.well all pray he turns up.

[lilindian28]

that is so fucked up ....another susan smith .i added it

[lilmamma]

LEESBURG, Fla. — Before she killed herself, Melinda Duckett wrote a letter addressed to the "public" describing the anger she felt at being "faced with ridicule and criticism" as rumors swirled about her role in the disappearance of her son, Trenton, 2.

"Your focus came off of my son," the 21-year-old wrote. "I love him and only wanted him safe in my arms. You created rumors and twisted words."

When she finished writing, police said Duckett placed the neatly written, unsigned, two-page letter on the dashboard of her car and walked into her grandparents' home. She fetched her grandfather's shotgun and went inside a closet, placed the gun under her chin and fatally shot herself.

The letter, Duckett wrote, was "a last minute idea but, I have felt myself sinking after 1 week mark of Trent being gone. I love him dearly and he is all I was breathing for. He was and always will be my essence and as he grows, I want him to know that."

Family members later said Duckett was feeling overwhelming stress from the intense media scrutiny after her son's disappearance Aug. 27.

Duckett killed herself Sept. 8, a day after national talk-show host Nancy Grace grilled her about refusing to take a lie-detector test and about where she was in the hours before she reported her son missing. The show aired on CNN Headline News the day Duckett died.

"I only wish you do not push anyone else," Duckett wrote.

After releasing the letter Saturday, along with a recording of a 911 call reporting the toddler's disappearance, Leesburg Police said the letter can be considered a suicide note. However, investigators would not say whether it means Trenton Duckett is still alive.

"I think she was expressing her feelings at the time," Leesburg Capt. Ginny Padgett said. "I didn't glean anything from it that it would lead us to Trenton."

Investigators said they did not know when the letter was written. But they said it was found in Duckett's silver 2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse parked in her grandparents' driveway the day she killed herself.

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Joshua Duckett, Melinda's ex-husband and Trenton's father, said it was encouraging news, in regard to the part of the letter mentioning about his son growing up.

"That kind of stands out to me," he said. "It gives us a little more hope."

The 911 call released Saturday was made Aug. 27 when Melinda Duckett and an unidentified man reported the toddler's disappearance.

"Melinda Duckett's son is missing," the man calmly told a dispatcher. "He was in the bed sleeping. She went in to check on him and he was not there."

The dispatcher then asked to speak with Duckett, and the man can be heard calling for her three times.

She then comes to the phone, panting. The dispatcher asks her what her son was wearing.

"I don't know, he was ready for bed," she said, breathing heavily. "Um, he might have had his shoes off. ... his shirt off. ... He had a pair of jean shorts. He's only 2 years old."

She then tells the dispatcher: "I was watching a movie that was two hours long. I had checked on him before anyone came down to the house."

Melinda Duckett later told police that she was watching the movie "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" with friends when Trenton was abducted from his room. Police interviewed two men who were at the apartment at the time.

Last week, investigators said one of the friends was Chris Pearce, and that he answered all questions from investigators and passed a polygraph test. Pearce said he never saw Trenton.

Police would not identify the man on the 911 tape because of state privacy laws.

Last week, police said that Melinda Duckett was the prime suspect in the investigation and that they could have arrested her within four days of her son's disappearance. But they were hoping she would lead them to the toddler.

Police said Saturday the search for Trenton will continue.