Palm Street, Chowchilla, California.
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Palm Street, Chowchilla, California.

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1971.
Five years before the horrific Chowchilla school bus kidnapping, the opening of this episode of Monty Nash seemed to predict - or perhaps inspire - it.
The second half was filmed at Franklin Canyon Reservoir in the same spot where the Brady Bunch went camping and where Andy and Opie went fishin'
The Black Phone, Finney Blake, and the Chowchilla Kidnappings
So I was jumping onto another post about how quickly Finney seems to go back to school after being kidnapped, witnessing a murder, killing a grown man with his bare hands, and talking to ghosts. It's a lot. And yet, there he is and we have no idea how much time has passed.
The Black Phone takes place in 1978. You know what happened two years earlier? The Chowchilla kidnappings.
This scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. Three loser rich kids kidnapped an entire fucking BUS full of kids in a summer school program who were being driven home after a trip to the local pool. The kids were taken hours away from town, and put in a trailer that was underground. They were, essentially, buried alive.
They got out. Rather swiftly too, and found by some quarry workers. (Two of the rich brats were sons of the quarry owner.) Then they were sent home. Hurray! Everyone was saved!
...This turned out to be the biggest study of PTSD in kids to that point. They all suffered, and their parents for the most part, didn't get them help because they were too ashamed to admit they needed it.
Now, from that real case, we go back to Finney Blake. This kid is already repressing a hell of a lot of trauma. Dead mom, abusive dad, lost his best friend. And then the Grabber gets him, he sees Max die in front of him, ect. If they make a sequel that's nothing but Finney's trauma, I would think that was fair.
And remember what a conservative ass his dad probably is. HIS son doesn't need any s*ssy therapy, of course not. So the PTSD and the anger will fester, and grow. Eventually, it will come out. How, who knows. But it won't be pretty.
Soo we can't get abortions, but we can parole the guy who kidnapped a bus full of children and buried them underground...
Pro-BIRTH and Pro-LIFE are not the same.

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In 1976, a school bus full of children wars hijacked near Chowchilla California. The kidnappers took the children and their bus driver away in vans. The vans took the victims to Livermore California, where they were put in another van and buried alive. After 12 hours, the bus driver and a few boys escaped and managed to pry open the van. Amazingly all the children and the bus driver survived, and the ransom note was traced back to a man named Fredrick Woods, who was arrested. Many of the children suffered psychological trauma for years after the events.