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About Lily Kord:

But be of good heart because your not alone. Welcome to my podcast/blog where making sense of the unexplainable is standard practice.

I am an independent researcher, and my greatest hope for anyone who reads this blog is that they can walk away having learned at least one thing. As a young adult, and teacher, if you walk away having learned something powerful, I encourage you to share with others. Knowledge is only power if you do something about it.

So kick back, take a breathe of fresh air, and join me on this journey into the unknown.

Hello. If you have gotten this far into my blog then it is likely because, like me, you have a very curious mind. You have likely recognized the difficulties/challenges that life brings. Or perhaps maybe more than that, you have noticed that some of the world's most major issues, such as foreign wars, psychology, crime, and the ever-growing divide of the wealth amongst the rich and the poor, isn't making any sense. The world is so big, full of mysteries and puzzles to unravel, it's almost overwhelming and scary. If you can relate to any of words I stated above then I can consider you my soul sister/brother because I too have been going through the same crisis in my life. In the technological age we live in, and the rise of AI it is damn near impossible to know what is real or fake news.

Why I do what I do?

There is so much I could add in this section. What reasons wouldn't we have to become educated about major issues in our world is the real question? My response is quite simple: if I don't educate myself, who is going to have the educated mind in my family to help them if another major crises arises? Ultimately I do this heavy research, specifically pertaining to missing children, because I have people I care for deeply who want to start their own families in the future. People think looking into topics such as missing unaccompanied minors in the ORR or the Epstein files is "Conspiracy theories" but I truly feel sad for those people. No. Accompanied with the knowledge of learning about how kids go missing, you also get cultural understandings, repeated historical mistakes that we can learn from, and preventative measures on how you can protect the children in your life, and the community around you.

As my two favorite quotes:

"The future is not a gift. It is an achievement" -Robert F. Kennedy

"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter"-Martin Luther King Jr.

Two of my favorite leaders history had ever seen resounded with the same message. If we don't go out of our way, to not only educate ourselves, but speak out the truth, then our world will be lost to dark forces. So to my beloved family, to all the young people depending on me, and before my heavenly father above, this is for you.

What got me into researching?

At heart I have always been a nerd. Making real world connections to all the information I learn in the world has always fascinated me since I was a kid. Graduating from college as a science major it was my duty to apply critical thinking, via the scientific method to solve problems. But more than that after experiences a lot of difficult life circumstances in my early 20s I heavily became interested in reading books. Along the way I became aware of the how bad the missing children statistics have sky rocketed since the COVID-19 lockdown. That made me heavily investigate what was going on. As funny as it sounds, anime such as Attack on Titan also helped me learn to question everything that I have been told as truth as a kid; I learned that governments can, have, and will use their resources to actively keep real serious issues away from the public eye.

Get in touch with Leslie

If there are any topics you find fascinating I would love to hear them. If they are worth investigating I am all for doing the research. If you want to share your feedback on a blog post or podcast also feel free to contact me.