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🚨 Georgia Worker Vanishes Without a Trace in One of the State’s Strangest Missing Person Cases On January 25, 2002, 20-year-old Christopher Thompkins disappeared while working a surveying job along a rural Georgia road. He was standing in line with three other crew members when one of them turned around — and Christopher was suddenly gone. His tools, water bottle, and one boot were left behind. The boot was found caught at the top of a barbed wire fence, almost as if he’d been lifted away mid-step. No footprints, struggle marks, or direction of travel were ever discovered. Search teams combed the surrounding woods and swamps, but Christopher was never found. More than two decades later, his disappearance remains one of Georgia’s most baffling mysteries. #ChaunceyDatGuy #GeorgiaNews #MissingPersons #UnsolvedMysteries #TrueCrime

Georgia prison tragedy shakes local families

Three lives lost and over a dozen injured after a violent outbreak at Washington State Prison in Georgia has left families and the community reeling. For many with loved ones inside, the fear is real—just making it home safe from this facility is described as a miracle by former inmates. The scale of violence is shocking, with multiple fights breaking out in a single morning. As the investigation unfolds, people are sharing support and grief online. How do we address safety and dignity for everyone behind bars? What changes would you want to see? #Religion #GeorgiaNews #PrisonSafety

Georgia walk for peace sparks heated debate

Monks on a peaceful walk through Georgia faced open hostility from some local church members, who confronted them with aggressive signs and harsh words. Despite being told they were “headed for hell,” the monks responded with calm and kindness, insisting everyone has their own journey. Bystanders stepped in to defend the monks, calling out the disrespect and urging tolerance. This incident has people talking: Is it ever okay to confront someone for their beliefs in public? Or should we focus on letting others walk their own path in peace? Let’s hear your thoughts on respect, faith, and community. #Religion #GeorgiaNews #WalkForPeace

‼️⚠️NO KID. NO DNA. NO SHAME: Woman Accused of Running Child Support Scam on Ex-Boyfriend‼️ Authorities say a Coweta County woman allegedly took more than $7,000 from her ex-boyfriend by claiming he owed child support for a baby that was not his — and not even hers. Investigators say the woman fabricated the entire story, collecting payments over time before the scheme unraveled. Court records indicate there was no biological connection, no legal obligation, and no child tied to the suspect. She has now been arrested and faces multiple charges related to fraud and theft. Officials say the case highlights how easily the system can be exploited when claims go unchecked. 📸 Source: Coweta County Sheriff’s Office #BreakingNews #FraudCase #ChildSupportScam #GeorgiaNews #WLNN

This story is unsettling and has many people reflecting on how words from the past can take on chilling meaning later. A tweet from 2021 posted by a Georgia man has resurfaced after he was reportedly shot and killed just days ago during an early-morning incident involving his girlfriend. What once may have been seen as bravado or exaggerated loyalty is now being reexamined in a very different light. According to reports, alcohol was involved, and an argument between the couple escalated into violence. Authorities have not classified the shooting as an accident, and the case remains under investigation. While no children were present at the time, the couple did share a child together, adding another layer of tragedy to an already devastating situation. The resurfaced tweet has sparked conversations online about toxic dynamics, warning signs in relationships, and how normalized violent language can mask deeper issues. Many are asking whether moments like these are cries for help that go unnoticed until it’s too late. What do you think — should we take language like this more seriously when we see it, or is it only clear in hindsight? #TrueCrimeTalk #GeorgiaNews #DomesticViolenceAwareness #WarningSigns #ViralDiscussion #RelationshipSafety #CrimeNews #Awareness

FBI Seeks Video Footage in Savannah Acid Attack That Left Woman Severely Burned On December 10, 2025, 46-year-old Ashley Wasielewski was brutally attacked with acid while walking at Forsyth Park in Savannah, Georgia. The attack happened between 7:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. after she attended a Christmas program at a nearby church. Authorities say the suspect poured acid over her head, leaving her with third-degree burns covering more than 50% of her body. As of December 19, 2025, the FBI and Savannah Police are asking residents to review doorbell and security camera footage from the area. A person of interest has spoken with investigators but is not considered a suspect. The FBI is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Wasielewski remains hospitalized, facing multiple surgeries and a long recovery, while the investigation remains active. #Savannah #ForsythPark #GeorgiaNews #BreakingNews #CrimeNews #AcidAttack #FBI #PublicSafety #JusticeForAshley #ChaunceyDatGuy

Georgia Mom’s Baby Still in NICU 6 Months Later

Remember that heartbreaking story about Adriana Smith, the Georgia mom kept on life support to deliver her baby? Six months later, her son Chance is still fighting for his life in the NICU, and the family says they’re not getting much help from the state. The GoFundMe updates are tough to read—Chance faces lifelong health challenges, and his grandma is feeling overwhelmed. Wild how the state stepped in for the pregnancy, but now the family’s left on their own. #Health #BodyHealth #GeorgiaNews