If you didn't know, the Missing People is a group of six children a...

ArdaOnayOzcan @ArdaOnayOzcan2009

3 months ago

If you didn't know, the Missing People is a group of six children and one dog, they were known by getting killed by Thomas Cyanson from the Cartoon Buddies Cake Place.

The Missing People were considered as a singular group, with a few individual forms as being victimized children. Jack Saltzberg. Kyle Dalton. Jessica Anderson. Hellen Dalton. Michael Marsh. Timmy Saltzberg. Jacky the dog. All of them were the victims of the Missing People Incident. At the Cartoon Buddies Cake Place, Thomas Cyanson manipulated them by dragging them to the Storage and then he murdered them. Much later on, the Missing People's souls possessed the Cartoon Buddies, counting Javier, Mister Monarka, Mindy, Violet, Mike, Matty and Jacky the pumpkin. I actually feel sorry for the Missing People, they must've had traumatic depressions so they got blinded by homicidal fury. So far, they used to be the Cartoon Buddies, the Mistreateds, and the Demiseds. They died twice... as humans... as cartoons... I hope they're enjoying in their after lives, they have to be resting in peaces.. This means they're resting calmly in their heaven.. Say it with me, friends. Goodbye forever and rest in peaces... Missing People... The Missing People was indeed an official group name for 5 teenagers, 1 little kid, and 1 dog.

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