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08/20/2025

🚨 EMMA, WHERE ARE YOU? 🚨
Please don’t scroll past this. A 17-year-old girl is missing.

Her name is Emma Grace Galindo** — 5’3”, red hair, green eyes.
She’s not just a name on a flyer. She’s a daughter, a friend, someone’s whole world. And now… she’s gone.

📍 Last Seen: Leaving work at Food Lion (3680 S. New Hope Rd, Gastonia, NC)
👕 Clothing: Black polo shirt + black pants
💬 Last spotted walking toward S. New Hope Rd — and then she vanished.

💔 No texts.
💔 No calls.
💔 No sign of Emma since.

There is growing fear she may be with someone she met online. Time is running out.

Emma, if you can see this — we are praying you’re safe. We are begging for answers. We will not stop searching.

📞 If you’ve seen anything, no matter how small, call:
Gastonia Police Department – 704-866-6702

Don’t just scroll. Share her name. Share her face. Flood every feed until Emma comes home. 🙏

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🩸 The Shadows’ Final Cleanse: Mark Fagala’s Story Fagala Biohazard Specialists, LLC
🔎 Part of Working within the Shadows – a special series highlighting the quiet strength and resilience of true crime’s unsung heroes.

In the heart of Gastonia, North Carolina, Mark Fagala leads a family-run business that steps into the aftermath of life’s darkest moments. As the founder and CEO of Fagala Biohazard Specialists, Mark has spent 37 years cleaning crime scenes, trauma sites, and hoarding environments—places where pain and tragedy linger long after the sirens fade.

Mark’s work is physically grueling and emotionally heavy. When he arrives at a scene, he documents every inch—photographs, videos, and careful notes—before he and his team suit up in comprehensive PPE and face the job head-on. The heat, the hazards, the long hours—it’s a demanding process that tests their endurance every time.

But what struck me most is how Mark and his team treat every space like more than a job site. They approach each clean-up with a quiet, unwavering compassion—restoring not just safety, but a sense of dignity and closure for families in crisis.

He shared stories of direct exposure to human remains, of working in extreme conditions, of navigating the emotional toll of tragedies like major airline crashes. Through it all, Mark’s team stays professional and discreet—turning scenes of chaos into spaces of calm.

Mark’s insights remind me that crime scene clean-up isn’t about erasing what happened—it’s about giving families and communities the chance to heal. His words are a powerful testament to the unseen strength of those who work within the shadows, bringing calm to the aftermath.

Thank you, Mark Fagala , for your honesty and dedication. Your story is an important part of Shadows of Crime—and a reminder that even in the messiest of tragedies, there are people quietly working to help others move forward.

🧹 To learn more about Mark’s work or find resources for biohazard cleanup and hoarding support, visit carolinacrimescenecleanup.com.

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