Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan <a target="blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/05/us/missouri-fake-kidnapping/">http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/05/...napping/</a> The Missouri parents, grandmother and a coworker of the grandmother's decided that their 6 year old boy was too nice to strangers, and had to be taught what could happen to him for being too trusting. So they set up a fake kidnapping, threatened him, tied him up, told him he'd never see his parents again, that he'd be nailed to a wall in a shed and more. For 4 hours they did this. When he told school authorities what had happened to him, the 4 idiots were arrested and the child placed in protective custody. The boy learned that, sometimes, the biggest most screwed up monsters in your life are those you call mommy and daddy and grandma. Hopefully the boy is permanently rescued from these maniacs and they spend many long years in prison.
Originally Posted By Kusin_It Bad parenting for sure, but how in the world is that kidnapping? That is not kidnapping; abuse , yes
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan Look up the legal definition of kidnapping. Yes, it is that. If a divorced couple gets into a custody dispute, and one of the parents takes the child away because they don't like the arrangement, that too is kidnapping.
Originally Posted By familyguy Not much can make me feel violent anger towards someone... This, does....
Originally Posted By ecdc >>The boy learned that, sometimes, the biggest most screwed up monsters in your life are those you call mommy and daddy and grandma.<< I suppose at least in this case the right lesson was learned for everybody else: you're much more likely to be hurt by a family member than a stranger. Ugh. What a story.
