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Tuesday, January 6, 2009

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Parents regret not reporting boy missing ... after nine years

Posted by Justin Kendall on Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 12:28 PM

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Lovely story out of Sedgwick County, Kansas, where a pre-teen boy named Adam Herrman goes missing in 1999 and his adoptive parents patiently wait until just a few weeks ago to report him missing. Spectacular parenting, Doug and Valerie Herrman. But the money quotes come from the Herrman's attorney, Warner Eisenbise, who said the boy's parents "really rue the fact that they didn't" report him missing, "feel very guilty" and "were very worried about him." Oh, so clearly. -- Justin Kendall




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Doug Herrman is a brick layer, according to the Herrmans' 2002 bankruptcy filing. I suggest that THE LAW look under every wall that the alleged father built in 1999.

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