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On October 17, a 4-year-old girl named Cleo Smith, while camping with her parents and sister in brophos, 75 kilometers north of Canaven on Australia's west coast, suddenly and mysteriously disappeared, and the whole of Australia was shocked and confused, and even made headlines around the world.
Cleo slept in a tent with her sister when she disappeared, and police speculated she disappeared between 1:30 a.m. and 6 a.m. Because of the high zippers on the flaps of the tent compartments, Cleo could not reach them and therefore could not leave on his own; the forensic doctor examined the area around the camp and found no signs of predators.
The little girl couldn't leave on her own, no beast took her from the tent, and how Cleo disappeared became a mystery, and people speculated about what had happened. The police also set up a task force of 100 police officers and conducted a comprehensive search by land, sea and air using helicopters, but still could not find any trace of the little girl. After that, the Western Australian government offered a reward of $1 million for clues, and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison asked many times, and the whole of Australia was concerned about the whereabouts of the little girl.
As time went on, hope of finding cleo jr. grew slim, but her mum, Ellie Smith, was reluctant to give up, repeatedly speaking out in the Australian media, publicly appealing to the public for information on her daughter's whereabouts.
The police did not give up any clues, and gradually attributed Cleo's disappearance to the kidnapping case by piecing together various pieces of evidence. That's because police found a car speeding away from the area in the early hours of the morning darkness of the day, and by screening people on the phone and coming in and out, especially neighbors who reported that a 36-year-old man had recently bought diapers frequently, police eventually locked in the target.
On November 3, 18 days after the girl disappeared, four police officers broke into a house in the middle of the night after obtaining a search warrant and broke into a home in Cahnawon to arrest the suspect. A law enforcement recorder captured the scene, and when a policeman found Cleo, he took her in his arms and asked: What is your name? Cleo said: My name is Cleo. Hearing this, all the police officers shed tears, and some of the policemen in the front and rear even collapsed on the spot.
Cleo was soon sent home to reunite with her parents, and her mother cried silently, saying that her family was finally complete again.
The whole of Australia has finally put its mind at ease, with Prime Minister Scott Scott Morrison returning from the UN climate summit in Scotland and also speaking in Saudi Arabia, thanking the police for finding Cleo and comforting Cleo's family, saying the nightmare is over and the most worrying fears have not become a reality, a huge relief, a huge moment of joy.
WA Police Chief Chris Dawson couldn't help but cry when he saw the live broadcast of Cleo found in the police law enforcement camera, but he would not reveal more details, detailing the girl's experience to reporters, only saying that she was as good as you thought, thanking her very much for being alive.
Of course, in the process of searching for Cleo, the entire country of Australia is not all full of touching enthusiasm for help and tears of joy, in addition to the bad guys who have nothing to do with the Cleo family, there are also terrible remarks by Internet trolls, which also bring great harm to Kramer's family and society. What kind of psychology is this kind of psychology in which these people speculate wildly about Kramer's family, make unwarranted doubts, make accusations, and do their best to spread rumors?
Internet trolls are the perpetrators of online violence, often shallow in knowledge, lack of logic, mental insufficiency, like to ridicule, belittle, accuse and attack others without facts, and get their own pleasure. Internet trolls usually consist of four groups of people: the unsatisfactory, the narrow-minded, the extreme, and the extremely narcissistic, whose fearlessness and extreme speech are fueled by the anonymity of the Internet.
Cyber trolls participate in social events not to solve problems, but to find their own existence. The disappearance of the little girl in Australia, the really loving and compassionate people will worry about the life of the little girl, and try to comfort her parents - even if they may be suspects, it is also investigated by the police, and no one should be convicted by the internet before the results come out, you must know that your words and deeds may cause great harm, and even tragedy, is there less such a case?