Tears for those who have died & care for those who remain. Parents and friends: Due to the tragic deaths of Mollie Tibbetts and others, it should become a new given that no woman should go hiking or jogging on a trail by herself. May those who have been victimized Rest In Peace.

Aug 23, 2018 · 2:09 AM UTC

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Why? She was jogging!! No men should feel like he has the right to take a life just because she was running alone! Women are as free to move as men! Educate men to respect women!
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No one is saying she doesn’t have a right to go wherever she wants; the issue is a pattern of violence we all need to be aware of. A man who murders a woman more than “disrespects” her.
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Buddy Trails
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Good idea
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As the dad of 3 girls, I’m always concerned about their safety, which is why I emphasize seat belts, never drink & drive, have a buddy when drinking, things that actually make a difference. Will never say to stop running alone in areas where risk is statistically insignificant
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Please do not use this tragic incident to rob women of their freedom based on statistically insignificant risks. Telling women to only run/walk with buddies will kill result in more deaths from heart diseases by far.
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Sadly, this tragedy highlights how media sensationalizes the rare & underplays the common shifting focus from important to irrelevant. The reason why a story because so rare, not because actual issue. npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/…
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😢💔🙏🏼🇺🇸
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I bought a treadmill for this very reason. I never felt safe. I just walk my dog back and forth on my street only. It’s so sad we have to do things like this.
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Your statement is an affront to women and victims. The focus/blame should never be on the victim
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