Has anyone looked into the possibility that Tabitha might be seeking refuge with family or friends within the Lummi Tribe? If she's familiar with the area and has connections there, it could be a place where she feels safe. I know CPS and law enforcement are doing their part, but community involvement might help bridge some gaps. Maybe reaching out to Lummi Tribe members for support and insights could provide leads. It's clear she's trying not to be found, but understanding her motivations and who she trusts might help bring her home safely. Thoughts?
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I’ve been following Tabitha’s case closely, and something's been on my mind. I can't stop wondering about her frequent movements between these towns. I know she's connected to the Lummi Tribe, and that connection could be why she’s gravitating towards certain areas. Maybe she feels a sense of belonging there, or perhaps she’s seeking support from folks who understand her situation better than the foster system. Has anyone familiar with the community noticed any recent efforts to reach out to youth like Tabitha who might be in need of guidance or help? It seems like she’s intentionally staying off the grid, but there might be people willing to help that she trusts. Does anyone else have thoughts on this angle?
