So creepy ? So df went fishing this morning, and saw a wallet floating in the water. He got it out…

Oh wow

Wow that is kinda creepy but kinda good to. If it's from a missing person your husband being considerate enough to make the effort to get the wallet and call may help bring the person home or at the least give the family some closure.

I hope that the body isn't the next thing to be found ?

Yikes. How terrible. I hope the person is found okay!

Have you looked up the name it belonged too? I'm always scared to look over bridges when I walk over them incase there's a body floating ?

That's scary!! Keep us updated!

I thought this was about Creepyalpaca at first...

But yes, that's pretty scary. They may have tossed the wallet so they wouldn't be identified as easily though if picked up. positive thoughts, right? Hope this missing person is found safely.

Bhowe, he doesn't even remember the name but he said judging by her picture, she looked to be in her 40's. And he recognized the name of her street and she lived close to us (we're in a town where everything is close by)

Was it known she was missing publicly? That's so creepy the poor woman ?

Omg this is like the 1st episode of "the wrong mans"

Trust me if you haven't watched it, find it online and watch it. You'll be hooked!!

?following for closure!

That sounds scary! Fil works with a guy thats found 3 dead bodies while jogging? that's my excuse for never going out for a run.

That's a pretty good excuse pp! I hope they find the missing person soon.

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Yeah, creepy.

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My mum once thought she's found a dead body when she was walking the dog on the canal bank one morning.... She got the fright of her life when he moved and she fell backwards into the canal. Turns out he had just passed out drunk on his way home ?

Hope they find her safe!

Ugh. I witnessed a suicide when I was in college. I was on the Gothals Bridge and the guy in the car right in front of mine was a jumper. It was traumatic and compounded my bridge fears. I'm sorry for your SO ?

@nes

I guess when he found those he lived in Oregon. I'm never moving somewhere woodsy.