Finding a Lost Child

[maxcelcat]

Do not ask me why, but for some reason this kid found at the station story has me interested. I'm not usually into "soft" news, as it were - lost dogs, cats up a tree, kids up to stuff. I usually much prefer something more meaty like, say, American Politics or something.

But this time, I don't know, maybe it's because she was found in a part of Southern Cross Station I pass by every day. When they released stills from the surveillance video of the kid and the father, I recognized the location immediately. Had they been there a few minutes later, I might have bumped into the kid - or his dad for that matter.

Anyway, the story just gets weirder and still weirder. It's a bit like watching an on-going drama, you wonder how it is going to end. Not well, I expect.

And they we can look forward to the telemovie I suppose :-(

Comments

[smegforbrains83.livejournal.com]

i'm concerned that you caved in and called it "southern cross station"


i do remember on a previous entry where u refused to call it anything other than spencer street station......

[nonhumanreason.livejournal.com]

ahahhahahhah

The Station Formally Known As

[maxcelcat]

I gave up calling it Spencer Street when they changed the announcements on the Train. They used to say "Southern Cross on Spencer Street" to just "Southern Cross". People would be confused, damn it.

Still, I sometimes refer to Melbourne Central as "Museum Station" Still :-P

[sharpened-edges.livejournal.com]

they renamed the spencer street station? why?

Southern Cross

[maxcelcat]

They renamed it because they're stupid. Once they'd finished renovating it with that stupid new roof, they decided it needed a new name... Hence Southern Cross.

Man, you haven't been here in a while :-)