Totally understand. I'm new (brought here by the tragedy but my spouse was '96) and did have a disclaimer that it was third-hand information. I'm close friends with an extended family member of the child that told the story, so I'm sure it's like that game of telephone where the story shifts a little with each retelling. But it would be incredibly disrespectful to the girls and their families to have someone making a story up about how they were lost just for fun. Just wanted to put out there in case anyone had heard something similar.


