Look, we're not talking about a lost dog here -- we are talking about a human being -- a young man in the prime of his life -- who suddenly and mysteriously disappeared from the campus of St. John's University. Understand this, St. John's is not being used as a scapegoat -- St. John's was *the place* from which Joshua disappeared; St. John's houses known pedophiles; St. John's, like it or not, figures prominently in this whole tragedy. No one is interested the feelings of St. John's -- the only thing we're interested in is finding this young man. If you examine other cases in which young people have disappeared from college campuses, you will find that these schools offered full support to the families. Do you really feel this is the kind of support St. John's University has been giving to the Guimond family? If this was your son missing, would you feel supported? Can you even begin to understand how it feels to have someone you love just disappear from a college campus?
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