Replying to @carlatcole
Is this the melting butter face guy? I can't tell them apart.
Replying to @Jaime_Jalapenyo @MingweiSamuel
I'm going to side with the actual BART employee in the thread.
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What's up you guys? We could get her face in front of so many people with a simple retweet. Imagine not knowing where your daughter is...you would lose your mind.
We need to make it a habit to look after one another or we're f*cked.
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Game Day sighting in Bear Territory 👀
The Dancing Bears are ready for Grateful Bears night!
@CalFootball x #GoBears
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Hanaa al-Zabda, a widowed Palestinian mother, makes cheese at home to support 10 orphaned children from three families after losing her husband and son during Israel's onslaught on Gaza. She now provides for her three children and her seven orphaned nieces and nephews, whose parents were killed during the war.
📷 Osama Kahlout
Replying to @luckey_twitt
What's with all the animosity toward women and Indians? You always struck me as a kind soul. I hope you are okay.
C'mon Bay Area, let's bring this girl home. K'Miracle was last seen at Berkeley High on Oct 8th.
50-STATE-ALERT FOR MISSING CALIFORNIA TEEN
K'Miracle Anderson is a 16-year-old girl who was reported missing from the East Bay area.
Case Details
• Demographics: Born May 29, 2010 (16 years old), 5'3" tall, and weighing approximately 125 lbs.
• Disappearance Location: While often associated with the broader Berkeley area, flyers note she went missing from neighboring Emeryville, California.
If you have any active information regarding her current whereabouts, please contact local law enforcement or the community advocacy organizations (such as Love Never Fails) listed on her physical missing person bulletins.
The Emeryville Police Department (EPD) handles missing person reports through its Criminal Investigations section. You can reach the main Emeryville Police Department line at (510) 596-3700.
• California Department of Justice Hotline: You can also contact the California DOJ Missing Persons Unit at 1-800-222-FIND (1-800-222-3463) for state-level registry assistance.
• National Database: Unresolved cases can be cross-referenced or tracked using the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs).
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