Find Owami Davies!

Media finally covers the disappearance of British woman Owami Davies.

In the United States, the junk food media is covering the disappearance of a California teen Kiely Rodni.

We once again are dealing with Missing White Woman Syndrome. The attractive white woman goes missing and the junk food media gives "wall to wall" coverage. We will cover the Rodni case if developments unfold. 

As with every missing person, we want Kiely to be found alive and safe. But I want the junk food media to start covering the missing Black and indigenous women who go missing every day in the United States.

Now it also goes to places like Canada, Australia, France, South Africa and the United Kingdom.

The junk food media in Britain isn't putting enough coverage to an Essex woman who been missing for over two months.

We just started covering the disappearance of Owami Davies. I am frustrated that the social media agitators aren't amplifying her case. For every Kiely, there should be talk about Owami and every other missing person.

Owami is a student nurse who went missing in July.

So let's get to the disappearance.

Owami was last sean in West Croydon on July 7 after leaving her on home in Essex on July 4.

The law looked through footage trying to piece together her train ride from Essex to London. They said that the 24-year old woman appeared dazed and confused. The London Metro Police said that Owami is a frequent user of train and the Tube network.

Her normal stops end in West Ham and West Croydon.

"Owami may still be regularly travelling by rail in a vulnerable state, appearing dazed or confused and possibly seeking to engage with other female travellers. If you know where Owami is, ring the police."

Last known appearance of Owami.

Owami is a student nurse who attended King's College London. She went missing and barely a peep. So now some are turning to social media to slam the junk food media in Britain and the U.S. for basically ignoring her.

The Police are looking at five people who may have a relation to the missing person but no solid leads to her whereabouts or her being found safe.

She was last seen wearing a black jumper, grey jogging pants and a gray cap. 

Here in the United States, the U.S. Justice Department led by the FBI have located 84 mior victims of human trafficking through sex and exploitation. The FBI had nabbed 85 sexual predators and rescued 141 victims of human trafficking offenses.

Operation Cross County is a joint venture with local authorities and the FBI to combat human trafficking and sexual exploitation of children. 

They have been in cities like Atlanta, Miami, Seattle, Oklahoma City, New York City, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, Dallas, Chattanooga and other jurisdictions in the country.