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By BlueBlood
October 7 2005

It doesn't take an awful lot to realise that Football IS not life and death when someone that you know - as in this case I do - has a person missing from their family. In this case it is a friend of BAWA (Blue and White Army.Net).

One of the mainstream networkers of BAWA is Juvenile D. Now Juvenile D is also a member of the Chelsea fans forum which meets with Chelsea Football Club on a regular basis.

If can help me, Juvenile D or BAWA in anyway then please do.

Juvenile D's has a daughter who is fifteen years old. Her name is Lauren. She suffers from a condition called ADHD which is a disorder that affects rational judgement and is capable of placing her in dangerous situations. Lauren has now been missing since last Thursday evening and was wearing blue jeans, pink hoodie and white shoes.

It is thought that Lauren will still be in the Bedfordshire area, possibly holed up with associates who do not know her age or her circumstances. As you will appreciate her parents are very concerned and would welcome any news of her whereabouts.

If you are able to offer any information as to Lauren's movements, or Lauren's whereabouts, over the last seven days then please contact Luton Police Station or BAWA.net (matthewhardingbawa@hotmail.com) - all information received will be treated with the strictest confidence.

Also missing is:

Liverpool fan and University student, Steven Cook, is currently missing in Crete where he has not been seen since 1am Thursday 1st September. There have been no subsequent sightings of Steve and his family are appealing for anybody that may have been in the area at the time and has since returned to come forward with any possible clue.

Full details of the events surrounding Steve's disappearance are on www.findstevencook.co.uk . If you have any information that you feel could assist them find Steven (this could even be as small as telling the family about your own experiences in Greece / Crete or something more directly involving Steve's case), or if you know of somebody that can help, please visit www.findstevencook.co.uk or phone Cheshire CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.

 

40 YEARS A BLUE!

 

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