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Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site designed to improve communication among residents of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything Northern Virginia residents would find interesting.
Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site designed to improve communication among residents of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything Northern Virginia residents would find interesting.
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
wtfnolan
()
Date: October 15, 2012 06:30PM
wow now Nolan hates gay ppl? What is wrong with you? TOo far man too far
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
Thinkbox MC
()
Date: October 15, 2012 06:34PM
wtfnolan Wrote:
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> wow now Nolan hates gay ppl? What is wrong with
> you? TOo far man too far
Yo i meant faggot in a non-gay way, like he did some dumb shit so he's a faggot.
hope i didnt offend.
try not to be using my real name please, i prefur to keep an online identity as only THINKBOX, its more of a lifestyle than a name.
-thinkbox out.
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> wow now Nolan hates gay ppl? What is wrong with
> you? TOo far man too far
Yo i meant faggot in a non-gay way, like he did some dumb shit so he's a faggot.
hope i didnt offend.
try not to be using my real name please, i prefur to keep an online identity as only THINKBOX, its more of a lifestyle than a name.
-thinkbox out.
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
Thinkbox MC
()
Date: October 15, 2012 06:35PM
i really dont hate gays, i hope i didnt offend. sometimes on my facebook wall i post things like i'm looking to get boned and stuff, i think its funny. i got lots of gay friend.s
-thinkbox out.
-thinkbox out.
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
urppeps
()
Date: October 15, 2012 06:36PM
you mean all the people that come to your shows?
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
Rut-roh
()
Date: October 15, 2012 06:44PM
At a certain point, every thread becomes a nonsensical waste of time. Looks like Thinkbox has brought this thread to that point. Well done, fool.
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
Thinkbox MC
()
Date: October 15, 2012 07:25PM
Rut-roh Wrote:
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> At a certain point, every thread becomes a
> nonsensical waste of time. Looks like Thinkbox
> has brought this thread to that point. Well done,
> fool.
rut-roh is a nonsensical waste of time.
-thinkbox out.
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> At a certain point, every thread becomes a
> nonsensical waste of time. Looks like Thinkbox
> has brought this thread to that point. Well done,
> fool.
rut-roh is a nonsensical waste of time.
-thinkbox out.
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
Second that Vote
()
Date: October 16, 2012 07:04AM
Yes, Stinkbox has managed to do what all the other thread-stompers failed at.
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
white boy
()
Date: October 16, 2012 04:50PM
Seamus Wrote:
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> So some white boy goes missing and all you
> crackers come out of the woodwork whining and
> crying, "oh my gosh! Where is he? I'm so sad! "
>
> While you honkeys bitch and moan about poor Brian,
> who is probably getting his ass plowed by some
> homosexuals in Burke Lake Park, little mexican and
> nigga kids are getting stolen by ruthless
> homosexual honkeys and turned into little cracker
> bitches. But none of you motherfuckers give two
> shits about them cause they are brown/black
> skinned.
>
> Fuck this motherfucker Brian, he done did some
> stupid shit and now he be getting his shit pushed
> in over it. He shoulda never bought that skanky
> weed shit from that nigga at dunkin donuts. That
> nigga be selling that fake shit.
>
> Stupid honkey motherfucker.
Go back to Africa, you sub-human crack smoking lawn jockey. You need to be dealt with just like that nigger Travon down in Florida.
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> So some white boy goes missing and all you
> crackers come out of the woodwork whining and
> crying, "oh my gosh! Where is he? I'm so sad! "
>
> While you honkeys bitch and moan about poor Brian,
> who is probably getting his ass plowed by some
> homosexuals in Burke Lake Park, little mexican and
> nigga kids are getting stolen by ruthless
> homosexual honkeys and turned into little cracker
> bitches. But none of you motherfuckers give two
> shits about them cause they are brown/black
> skinned.
>
> Fuck this motherfucker Brian, he done did some
> stupid shit and now he be getting his shit pushed
> in over it. He shoulda never bought that skanky
> weed shit from that nigga at dunkin donuts. That
> nigga be selling that fake shit.
>
> Stupid honkey motherfucker.
Go back to Africa, you sub-human crack smoking lawn jockey. You need to be dealt with just like that nigger Travon down in Florida.
Bryan Glenn's Disappearance and Death: Behind the Story
Posted by:
McGruff - The Crime Dog!
()
Date: October 19, 2012 03:14AM
Bryan Glenn's Disappearance and Death: Behind the Story
A glimpse inside Patch's newsroom decisions in covering the disappearance, and death, of Woodson High School senior.
http://fairfaxcity.patch.com/articles/bryan-glenn-s-disappearance-and-death-behind-the-story
It's been an emotional month for the Glenn family, the community that embraced them, and the folks sent to report on all this.
It's been more than two weeks since Bryan Glenn went missing after dropping his younger brother off at Woodson High School.
It's been just more than a week since volunteers found his body on the edge of Thaiss Park.
Hours ago, I returned home from Bryan's funeral at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Annandale to read a thought-provoking rehash by the Washington Post's Tom Jackman of the nightmarish two weeks in which the Woodson-Fairfax community rallied around the search for the senior football player.
Jackman clarifies some points about the Woodson student's disappearance, how police reacted and why the Post didn't give the search and eventual location of Bryan's body the same coverage other media outlets -- including this one -- did.
It was a well-written glimpse into the decisions made in their newsroom.
I thought I'd offer you one of my own.
Fairfax City Patch first posted a brief on the missing Woodson senior on Oct. 3, two days after Bryan dropped off his brother at Woodson High School and vanished. At that point he was a teen who had been missing for long enough to warrant a police report. How often this happens nationwide, and for whatever reasons, has its own set of statistics, but in Fairfax City -- with a population of 23,000 -- it's not often.
For that reason, what was likely just another statistic or news brief for national or regional media organizations was big news for us. Our readers don't come to us for the GDP or the day to day of Congress. They come to us because we have (so they tell us) a pulse on our communities, what they're thinking and what they're talking about.
And this was all Fairfax City was talking about. The next day I received several emails from upset residents and friends of the Glenn family. They felt frustrated Bryan was portrayed as a runaway. Those emails, along with the explosion of community activity on Facebook and Twitter, urged me to consider writing more.
So I did. I talked with Bryan's father, Mike Glenn, who had set up an operations center of sorts in his home kitchen. I spent time chatting with Julia Ross, who helped Bryan form his post-graduation plans. I saw Bryan's classmates go to school in all black, and captured the community vigil during their homecoming weekend. For days -- and, in some cases, even now -- I couldn't go anywhere in Fairfax City without seeing his face on missing posters.
I watched as the Woodson community helped spread fliers across Fairfax City, cooked meals for the Glenn family and embraced their neighbors in their time of need.
In all I published 13 stories chronicling the pleas from family and friends for the police and the community as a whole to take their son's disappearance as something more than just the rebellion of a disgruntled teenager.
The end in this series is one I wish I didn't have to write. Bryan's body was found, not by the officers who spent days searching with helicopters and bloodhounds, but by family, friends and volunteers.
There are still a lot of unanswered questions about how he died and why. Fairfax County police are awaiting a Medical Examiners report that could take months.
So we wait.
Part of doing my job throughout the case was reporting what police put out, but also being attentive to what became a daily struggle for many in this city: waiting, hoping, remembering, yearning for answers. I don't regret that or what I got to see and share: People who didn't know the Glenns donating hours organizing and attending search parties and vigils. Neighbors helping the Glenns track down every lead;comforting them in the saddest hours. Students spelled out "Find Bryan" and eventually, "RIP Bryan" with plastic red cups in the chain link fences of local high schools.
As evidenced by the packed memorial service Tuesday, this emotional October changed Fairfax City -- through the loss of a young man and the remarkable way its community came together.
Regardless of how Bryan died, and why, that in itself is a story worth acknowledging.
Bryan GlennCredit Provided by Fairfax County Police
Attachments:
A glimpse inside Patch's newsroom decisions in covering the disappearance, and death, of Woodson High School senior.
http://fairfaxcity.patch.com/articles/bryan-glenn-s-disappearance-and-death-behind-the-story
It's been an emotional month for the Glenn family, the community that embraced them, and the folks sent to report on all this.
It's been more than two weeks since Bryan Glenn went missing after dropping his younger brother off at Woodson High School.
It's been just more than a week since volunteers found his body on the edge of Thaiss Park.
Hours ago, I returned home from Bryan's funeral at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Annandale to read a thought-provoking rehash by the Washington Post's Tom Jackman of the nightmarish two weeks in which the Woodson-Fairfax community rallied around the search for the senior football player.
Jackman clarifies some points about the Woodson student's disappearance, how police reacted and why the Post didn't give the search and eventual location of Bryan's body the same coverage other media outlets -- including this one -- did.
It was a well-written glimpse into the decisions made in their newsroom.
I thought I'd offer you one of my own.
Fairfax City Patch first posted a brief on the missing Woodson senior on Oct. 3, two days after Bryan dropped off his brother at Woodson High School and vanished. At that point he was a teen who had been missing for long enough to warrant a police report. How often this happens nationwide, and for whatever reasons, has its own set of statistics, but in Fairfax City -- with a population of 23,000 -- it's not often.
For that reason, what was likely just another statistic or news brief for national or regional media organizations was big news for us. Our readers don't come to us for the GDP or the day to day of Congress. They come to us because we have (so they tell us) a pulse on our communities, what they're thinking and what they're talking about.
And this was all Fairfax City was talking about. The next day I received several emails from upset residents and friends of the Glenn family. They felt frustrated Bryan was portrayed as a runaway. Those emails, along with the explosion of community activity on Facebook and Twitter, urged me to consider writing more.
So I did. I talked with Bryan's father, Mike Glenn, who had set up an operations center of sorts in his home kitchen. I spent time chatting with Julia Ross, who helped Bryan form his post-graduation plans. I saw Bryan's classmates go to school in all black, and captured the community vigil during their homecoming weekend. For days -- and, in some cases, even now -- I couldn't go anywhere in Fairfax City without seeing his face on missing posters.
I watched as the Woodson community helped spread fliers across Fairfax City, cooked meals for the Glenn family and embraced their neighbors in their time of need.
In all I published 13 stories chronicling the pleas from family and friends for the police and the community as a whole to take their son's disappearance as something more than just the rebellion of a disgruntled teenager.
The end in this series is one I wish I didn't have to write. Bryan's body was found, not by the officers who spent days searching with helicopters and bloodhounds, but by family, friends and volunteers.
There are still a lot of unanswered questions about how he died and why. Fairfax County police are awaiting a Medical Examiners report that could take months.
So we wait.
Part of doing my job throughout the case was reporting what police put out, but also being attentive to what became a daily struggle for many in this city: waiting, hoping, remembering, yearning for answers. I don't regret that or what I got to see and share: People who didn't know the Glenns donating hours organizing and attending search parties and vigils. Neighbors helping the Glenns track down every lead;comforting them in the saddest hours. Students spelled out "Find Bryan" and eventually, "RIP Bryan" with plastic red cups in the chain link fences of local high schools.
As evidenced by the packed memorial service Tuesday, this emotional October changed Fairfax City -- through the loss of a young man and the remarkable way its community came together.
Regardless of how Bryan died, and why, that in itself is a story worth acknowledging.
Bryan GlennCredit Provided by Fairfax County Police
Attachments:
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
HGTV
()
Date: October 20, 2012 03:47PM
Why did he kill himself? So sad...
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
newgatedenizen
()
Date: October 20, 2012 04:15PM
Dead Wallaby Wrote:
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> The question is why after a week of searching in
> the woods didn't Fairfax county police find a body
> in plain sight only a quarter of a mile from the
> car?
>
> Civilian searchers found the body in under and
> hour.
Maybe the body wasn't there the first time they searched the area. Maybe someone moved it there later.
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> The question is why after a week of searching in
> the woods didn't Fairfax county police find a body
> in plain sight only a quarter of a mile from the
> car?
>
> Civilian searchers found the body in under and
> hour.
Maybe the body wasn't there the first time they searched the area. Maybe someone moved it there later.
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
HGTV
()
Date: October 20, 2012 05:22PM
ead Wallaby Wrote:
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> The question is why after a week of searching in
> the woods didn't Fairfax county police find a body
> in plain sight only a quarter of a mile from the
> car?
>
> Civilian searchers found the body in under and
> hour.
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"in plain sight?" what does that mean?
civilian searchers searched for a few days.
hahahah you're dumb
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> The question is why after a week of searching in
> the woods didn't Fairfax county police find a body
> in plain sight only a quarter of a mile from the
> car?
>
> Civilian searchers found the body in under and
> hour.
------------------------------------------------------------
"in plain sight?" what does that mean?
civilian searchers searched for a few days.
hahahah you're dumb
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
Per
()
Date: October 20, 2012 05:35PM
Are we still on this? The kid killed himself, the public wont find out any more details because its none of their damn business unless the family decides to give that information. You think the family would be bring quiet if it wasn't suicide? They've accepted reality and now its time for the rest of you bozos to do the same.
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
newgatedenizen
()
Date: October 20, 2012 06:36PM
Per Wrote:
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> Are we still on this? The kid killed himself, the
> public wont find out any more details because its
> none of their damn business unless the family
> decides to give that information. You think the
> family would be bring quiet if it wasn't suicide?
> They've accepted reality and now its time for the
> rest of you bozos to do the same.
It may not have been a suicide. It could have been an unintentional drug overdose.
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> Are we still on this? The kid killed himself, the
> public wont find out any more details because its
> none of their damn business unless the family
> decides to give that information. You think the
> family would be bring quiet if it wasn't suicide?
> They've accepted reality and now its time for the
> rest of you bozos to do the same.
It may not have been a suicide. It could have been an unintentional drug overdose.
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
Gordon Blvd
()
Date: October 20, 2012 07:22PM
@Per - +1
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
Heart Goes Out
()
Date: October 21, 2012 12:26AM
My heart goes out to the family and friends of this young man that was found. This is not a race thing and the rude people that respond with negative comments I pray nothing happens to anyone in your family and you have to turn to others for help. My old school West Potomac played Woodson last night at thier Home Coming game and from what I hear was was the kicker on the team, Im not sure if anyone on here went to the game but if you did you would have noticed a thick fog that hovered across the away team side it was like his spirt was with them. I pray that his family and friends can find peace with his death.
A mother of two teenagers (and by the way an African American let's stop the racist and negative comments please)
A mother of two teenagers (and by the way an African American let's stop the racist and negative comments please)
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
Getagrip
()
Date: October 21, 2012 10:02AM
Isn't anyone aware of how many suicides and attempted suicides WTWoodson has had recently. It's one of their many dirty little secrets! Where's the media when multiple students at one school... supposedly the best school... are killing and attempting to kill themselves?
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
Blah
()
Date: October 21, 2012 10:16AM
Getagrip Wrote:
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> Isn't anyone aware of how many suicides and
> attempted suicides WTWoodson has had recently.
> It's one of their many dirty little secrets!
> Where's the media when multiple students at one
> school... supposedly the best school... are
> killing and attempting to kill themselves?
It happens so much, its almost a sport at that school. What's the problem over there?
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> Isn't anyone aware of how many suicides and
> attempted suicides WTWoodson has had recently.
> It's one of their many dirty little secrets!
> Where's the media when multiple students at one
> school... supposedly the best school... are
> killing and attempting to kill themselves?
It happens so much, its almost a sport at that school. What's the problem over there?
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
woodson kid
()
Date: October 21, 2012 07:52PM
Blah Wrote:
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> Getagrip Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Isn't anyone aware of how many suicides and
> > attempted suicides WTWoodson has had recently.
> > It's one of their many dirty little secrets!
> > Where's the media when multiple students at one
> > school... supposedly the best school... are
> > killing and attempting to kill themselves?
>
> It happens so much, its almost a sport at that
> school. What's the problem over there?
It's competitive, clique-y, and extremely stressful
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> Getagrip Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Isn't anyone aware of how many suicides and
> > attempted suicides WTWoodson has had recently.
> > It's one of their many dirty little secrets!
> > Where's the media when multiple students at one
> > school... supposedly the best school... are
> > killing and attempting to kill themselves?
>
> It happens so much, its almost a sport at that
> school. What's the problem over there?
It's competitive, clique-y, and extremely stressful
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
BEH
()
Date: October 22, 2012 08:19AM
Little coddled douchbags raised by nannys , suddenly thrust into a competitive and cliqueish world.
They either kill themselves or bring an Uzi to school.
They either kill themselves or bring an Uzi to school.
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
alvarezje
()
Date: October 22, 2012 09:42PM
Heart Goes Out Wrote:
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> My heart goes out to the family and friends of
> this young man that was found. This is not a
> race thing and the rude people that respond with
> negative comments I pray nothing happens to anyone
> in your family and you have to turn to others for
> help. My old school West Potomac played Woodson
> last night at thier Home Coming game and from what
> I hear was was the kicker on the team, Im not sure
> if anyone on here went to the game but if you did
> you would have noticed a thick fog that hovered
> across the away team side it was like his spirt
> was with them. I pray that his family and
> friends can find peace with his death.
>
> A mother of two teenagers (and by the way an
> African American let's stop the racist and
> negative comments please)
fog = spirits.
LULzZzz..
-------------------------------------------------------
> My heart goes out to the family and friends of
> this young man that was found. This is not a
> race thing and the rude people that respond with
> negative comments I pray nothing happens to anyone
> in your family and you have to turn to others for
> help. My old school West Potomac played Woodson
> last night at thier Home Coming game and from what
> I hear was was the kicker on the team, Im not sure
> if anyone on here went to the game but if you did
> you would have noticed a thick fog that hovered
> across the away team side it was like his spirt
> was with them. I pray that his family and
> friends can find peace with his death.
>
> A mother of two teenagers (and by the way an
> African American let's stop the racist and
> negative comments please)
fog = spirits.
LULzZzz..
Re: Missing Senior WT Woodson High School
Posted by:
asfasdfafa
()
Date: February 01, 2014 08:12AM
bump, just so you know! FCPD didn't find his body 1/4 mile away from his abandoned car for one week, and asked volunteers not to aide in the search. a week later volunteers found it in less than an hour.