"Meaghan Good's fascination with missing people started when she was 12. At age 17, she founded the Charley Project web site.
www.charleyproject.org is a database of over 9,000 missing people and children.
Good says it's a tool that brings all of a missing persons information into one
place.
Good says she spends anywhere from 4 to 12 hours a day
researching and posting missing people to the web site. Her goal is to post 10
cases as day. For Good, working on the Charley Project gives her a sense of
satisfaction.
The outcome of these cases may not always be what she is
hoping for, but Good says it serves also as a memory for those who remain missing." by Ali Balgooyen
COMMENTS:
"I have been contacted by several survivors and family members (both
children and adults) who have reported further victimization from The Charley
Project. Several of the cases listed on the Charley Project website are regarding
victims who do not desire the publicity.
Many abused children have requested that The Charley Project remove
their stories from the site. In fact these cases have already been removed from
the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. However The Charley
Project continues to publicize the tragedies of these victims against their
will.
Parents of raped and murdered children have also begged the administrator to delete their children’s names, yet again The Charley Project refuses to comply.
The Charley Project does not deserve notoriety for exploiting the suffering of these victims."
Jennifer Collins
Executive Director
Courageous Kids Network
Parents of raped and murdered children have also begged the administrator to delete their children’s names, yet again The Charley Project refuses to comply.
The Charley Project does not deserve notoriety for exploiting the suffering of these victims."
Jennifer Collins
Executive Director
Courageous Kids Network
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