I hadn't planned to write another post after Maki was safely home, but I thought I'd complete the series with the update that an arrest was made in Maki's kidnapping. Most everyone should know by now, as it was a couple days ago. Not many details have been released, I'm looking forward to hearing how this guy knew where to access the Lemur night quarters, if he had a connection at the Zoo, and what the motive was.
I'm glad that I was online Thursday evening and following Maki's rescue and return to his caregivers, family and home. Learning the news as it was coming in and documenting it in real-time was exciting. No better feeling than to report wonderful news!
Aside from the obvious joy and relief that Maki was found safe, little James Trinh who spotted Maki outside his school, made me smile when he said, "Call The ZooKeeper!" I'll never forget that line!
Praying Maki will recover from this traumatic experience with no lasting affects. I was worried about Covid, and then hearing he was dehydrated, I worry about his Kidneys. Seems like the kidnapper didn't give him any food or water. My heart breaks for what he went through.
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