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MY SON WILL SOON BE FOUND”.

By: mllovric send a private message
Tagbilaran : Philippines | 29 days ago  
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I used to think that I had a son who was half Australian Aboriginal. The reason for that thought was that I once procreated with a woman who was black in color, she must have been already pregnant at the time or partially pregnant at least. I wanted to marry her after the baby boy was born but she was betrothed to a black fellow and she was afraid of being killed by native magic.

I denied to myself for many years that the child could be mine because Moreen, the mother had six other children before him who were all from different fathers black and white. I wrote to the Minister for Aboriginal and Island Affairs in Brisbane, Anne Warner, concerning that with the family name of the mother who killed herself one night after getting drunk on Rubbing Alcohol.

My letter was answered by the Minister’s Secretary but the search was never instituted because they must have known that the boy was never mine.

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  • Posted By Shirley66 Shirley66 | 28 days ago
    Sad if you will not be able to see your son. If this child is really yours, hopefully, with your efforts, you will finally be able to see this child face to face.
  • Posted By kareeb kareeb | 28 days ago
    that is bad try finding over and dont beleive in magic
  • Posted By mllovric mllovric | 28 days ago
    The mother was my girlfriend, when she had the baby, except for his color
    of the skin being black he had my facial features. I never found out what
    happened to him but his mother was an Aboriginal woman and she was killed
    one night years later by a truck in the night when she fell asleep on the
    side of the road wrapped in a blanket. She drank terribly. I don't even
    know the boy's name. When I saw her carrying him around, I said, is that my son? Yes she said. Why don't you marry me? She wouldn't be in it. I lost contact with her for a number of years, the next time I heard about her from a friend who also knew her, he told me the above. I said, I wondered the reason for the commotion of all the Aborigines in Musgrave Park about her. The truck driver thought that he hit a dog
    in the dark. He stopped to move it aside and found Moreen, the child's
    mother dead and he called the police. 7/11/2009.
  • Posted By ladyjtalks ladyjtalks | 28 days ago
    Very sad indeed. I hope that you can find some peace from it. It would make anyone wonder. Best of luck if you proceed it more. Jacki
  • Posted By mllovric mllovric | 25 days ago
    Problem there was, Mrs Warner has retired from politics and politicians do
    a lot of silly things. Nine nine percent of times they take all that stuff
    on paper from office with them, they then shred everything and recycle it
    for waste paper. The police do the same, any cases they may be working on
    before their retirement or resignation, they stop the investigation, take
    their files with them and destroy them at home. In lot of cases a corrupt
    cop is sacked, he takes his files with him and none of the others continue
    from where he left off, so in lot of cases hardened criminals are left to roam the streets. If the paperwork is left in office, it stays put for seven years before the department destroys it anyway. Unless that boy sees my story on the internet and contacts me, I have no way to make a search for him. I don't know his name or family name except that
    his mother's name is Moreen who is dead, and that he is half white and
    half Aboriginal and he has my face but I have no pictures of him. 9/11/2009.
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