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I’ve been following it since it happened. The girl was really really REALLY looking forward to this concert, for months ahead of time, had the tickets up on the fridge since April or something, her mother said. So why on earth would she be going outside the arena without her ticket during the middle or even towards the beginning of the concert? And if she got out there by mistake, like, she went through the wrong door or something, then why did she tell her friends that she would get a ride home with someone else? If she called them to tell them that, why would she not simply ask one of her friends to come outside with her stub so that she could get back in? Seems like basic logic to me…. It makes me wonder if she didn’t have this all planned for some bizarre (who knows why) reason…

Maybe she was meeting up with someone she may have met under shady circumstances, like myspace or something. Some kids these days trust everyone they meet on the internet… The more likely scenario is possibly someone overtook her and made her tell her friends she was leaving. The fact that her purse and cell phone were left behind points to some kind of abduction. Either way, it’s just odd. I hope the mystery gets solved, and I hope the outcome is positive.

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I hope she is okay, but the idea that “she would find her way back to VT (about 2.5 hour drive) makes no sense.

Was she meeting someone & things went bad? This story has just rung odd since the beginning. As stated before, I do hope she is found safe. But this goes to show you really can never be too careful.

And the poster before was right, I would NEVER have allowed a friend to stand outside a venue or try & catch a ride. I would have gone & hung out with them to make they were okay. I like Metallica too, but it is only a concert

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Now, I really hope that Morgan is found safe and sound. Let this stand as a warning though. Case in point:

~ A friend of mine, in the middle of the day, saw a preppy, clean cut, well spoken male looking lost in a busy shopping strip mall, near our work in a nice part of town. The guy asked him for a ride home because his car had broken down, and he even motioned towards the car. My friend obliged. Long story short, the guy tried to get him lost going down a lot of turns/roads, and when he stopped to make a turn, the guy beat him almost to death with a flashlight. Broke his palate, among other things. My friend said the guy was the most unassuming-looking person you would ever have seen. Looks don’t matter. Their intent does.

~ A really good self-defense program is called Master Tsai’s Protect Yourself, and his Protect Yourself Against Weapons. Anyone can learn the techniques quickly, and it doesn’t matter what size or condition you are – you can do them because it’s not like learning judo or anything like that. Look the tapes up, because, imo, they’re invaluable. Master Tsai says he teaches police forces his techniques, and yes, it is the one Danny Bonaduce pimped for, but it works. All people, but especially women, need to practice what they would do if ever surprise attacked. If not Master Tsai’s tapes, learn it from somewhere. Make it part of your muscle memory because mace and pepper spray don’t always work, and sometimes things happen too fast to shoot.

~ It seems that even in sweet Virginia towns, it might be best to never walk alone in crowded places like concert venues. Always be aware of your surroundings.

I so wish a friend had stayed outside with her, or she had done her business prior to going in at all. She, and her family and friends, are in my prayers.

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