Just saw the story. I hope they find him alive. The Knicks need to send someone (an experienced security officer or ex-detective) down to Florida to help Mitch’s family look for him. I think Mitch would appreciate the support.
My thoughts go out to Mitch and his family. I cannot imagine what he is going through right now. I hope this ends well
Man this really stinks.
This is why as humans we should all have gps chips in us. No. Not for no damn "Anti Christ" or "Government Tracking Device" but instead for situations like this. For loved ones to be able to find their family and friends before it's too late and they're too far gone. In less than 10 hours if their schedule doesn't add up etc.
Because I couldn't imagine if my 10 year old daughter went missing for 10+ days I wouldn't know how to keep on living anymore because I wouldn't know where to look anymore. Down here in Florida too many lakes to swim. Too many woods to search. Too many highways to travel. And I couldn't imagine the feelings my family and small circle of close friends would feel if ever just up and vanished for 10+ days.
One time in 2005 I was 20 years old and was in jail for marijuana for 4 days with no phone access (didn't memorize any numbers) and my mom she was calling hospitals and she never thought to check County jail because I had never been arrested before. When I finally came home I walked into her room and she was crying and praying @ like 10 at night I remember promising myself I'll never get arrested again because my mom looked sick.
I said a prayer for Mitchell Robinson and his dad and family. Hopefully it's not too late and everything be ok.
Didn't this same thing happen to another Knick's player's father in the past?
NYKMentality wrote:Man this really stinks. This is why as humans we should all have gps chips in us. No. Not for no damn "Anti Christ" or "Government Tracking Device" but instead for situations like this. For loved ones to be able to find their family and friends before it's too late and they're too far gone. In less than 10 hours if their schedule doesn't add up etc.
Because I couldn't imagine if my 10 year old daughter went missing for 10+ days I wouldn't know how to keep on living anymore because I wouldn't know where to look anymore. Down here in Florida too many lakes to swim. Too many woods to search. Too many highways to travel. And I couldn't imagine the feelings my family and small circle of close friends would feel if ever just up and vanished for 10+ days.
One time in 2005 I was 20 years old and was in jail for marijuana for 4 days with no phone access (didn't memorize any numbers) and my mom she was calling hospitals and she never thought to check County jail because I had never been arrested before. When I finally came home I walked into her room and she was crying and praying @ like 10 at night I remember promising myself I'll never get arrested again because my mom looked sick.
I said a prayer for Mitchell Robinson and his dad and family. Hopefully it's not too late and everything be ok.
you forgot your moms phone number? You have likely memorized every teams reccord in the NBA, the stats of countless players, etc, but in four days you did not tell your attorney to call your mom? girlfriend?
A friend to perhaps contact your mom? Glad your mom thinking you were dead “scared you straight”!
Your a good dad to connect Mitch’s dad gone missing and attach your emotions to your daughter. Imagine how you felt when he fired each of his 5 previous agents?
It was just posted that Mitch's dad was found alive and safe. No specifics...
jskinny35 wrote:It was just posted that Mitch's dad was found alive and safe. No specifics...
Thank God. Tired of bad news.
Great news!! Apparently he was just not responding to family. He was found because he was stopped in a traffic stop of all things. The police determined that he was not a danger to himself, so they let him go.
Maybe now that he's safe the same crew could try to locate Mitch's jump shot...
jskinny35 wrote:Maybe now that he's safe the same crew could try to locate Mitch's jump shot...
I found it on the practice court. Can’t seem to bring it to the arenas though.
TheGame wrote:Great news!! Apparently he was just not responding to family. He was found because he was stopped in a traffic stop of all things. The police determined that he was not a danger to himself, so they let him go.
Good to hear
jskinny35 wrote:Maybe now that he's safe the same crew could try to locate Mitch's jump shot...
It was found because it was stopped by a traffic cone of all things. The police determined that it was not a danger to anyone so they let it go.
