Is this the worst faked abduction ever?

by Varriott 06.02.15 19:21

As much as faking abductions has become a genre, if not a copy-cat crime, I think we finally have possibly the worst version of one ever. Or, at least the worst one in the non-fatal category. Faked abductions featuring fatalities are in a separate category of horribleness. For readers with a weak stomach, nobody was killed. Scarred for life is another thing:

[size=55]Family Jailed After Giving Boy Unimaginably Bad “Stranger Danger” Lesson[/size]
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by **PeterMac** 06.02.15 21:50

"The boy is currently in protective custody. It’s unclear what he may have learned about the dangers of strangers this week but he presumably discovered a thing or two about the dangers posed by his own family."

Well quite !

by joyce1938 07.02.15 10:09

What awfull cruelty those parents did what they felt would help ? the mind boggles ,that seems almost is that the way their minds work towards other dangers ? what next might they try ? poor kid joyce1938

by **PeterMac** 07.02.15 10:29

It must, for outright Child Cruelty, rank alongside repeatedly telling vulnerable twins that a Bogeymen / Burglar came into their room through a closed and shuttered, and secure window,
climbed over their cots and stole their big sister . . . before vanishing into the night, leaving no trace
and
alternatively
violating her on a regular basis because he is a paed**** and then showing them the passage in a best selling book which "proves this"
Or
is looking after her like a little Princess in an Ivory Tower surrounded by pink Unicorns

Either is very clearly Child ABUSE

by Liz Eagles 07.02.15 10:50

PeterMac wrote:It must, for outright Child Cruelty, rank alongside repeatedly telling vulnerable twins that a Bogeymen / Burglar came into their room through a closed and shuttered, and secure window,
climbed over their cots and stole their big sister . . . before vanishing into the night, leaving no trace
and
alternatively
violating her on a regular basis because he is a paed**** and then showing them the passage in a best selling book which "proves this"
Or
is looking after her like a little Princess in an Ivory Tower surrounded by pink Unicorns

Either is very clearly Child ABUSE

....but in terms of marketing

by stumo 07.02.15 12:28

marketing wise i'd go for fluffy Rainbow Unicorns any day of the week...

by **PeterMac** 07.02.15 13:01

which works until the children are 5,
after which they begin to work out that the other alternative is more likely, and then by the age of 10 they realise that their parents have told LIES, right from the start.
They work out that there is NO Father Christmas, there was NO Bogeyman, there cannot possibly have been an Abductor . . .

by lj 08.02.15 14:26

Somehow I have always had the "feeling" that justice will come through the twins. I think they (K&G) know that and that's the reason they try to "clean" the internet.

by **PeterMac** 05.04.15 9:15

The Police did not believe this one either.

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Police investigating the alleged kidnapping of a California woman have said the entire affair was a hoax concocted by the woman and her boyfriend for ransom.

The revelation by police in Vallejo, northern California, was made shortly after Denise Huskins, 29, reappeared outside her father’s home after her alleged abduction.
Police say they were suspicious ever since Ms Huskins’ boyfriend, Aaron Quinn, reported the violent abduction of is girlfriend for an $8,500 (£5,690) ransom on Monday.
"It was such an incredible story, we initially had a hard time believing it," Vallejo police Lieutenant Kenny Park said.
Over 40 detectives worked on the case, police say
"Upon further investigation we couldn't substantiate any of the things he was saying."
Police said they found no evidence of any kidnapping, and expressed disgust at the resources the two allegedly squandered.
"Devoting all of our resources 24 hours a day in a wild goose chase - it's a tremendous loss," Lt Park said.
Mr Quinn, 30, had told police his girlfriend was forcefully taken in the middle of the night from their Mare Island home in Vallejo early on Monday.
He called police at about 2pm to report she had been abducted
Lt Park said Mr Quinn's waiting so long to inform them is part of what aroused suspicions.
On Tuesday, the San Francisco Chronicle received an email from an anonymous person claiming to be holding the woman.
The person wrote that she would be returned safely on Wednesday.
The email included an audio file of a woman identifying herself as Denise Huskins, who mentioned Tuesday's airliner crash in the French Alps to verify she was alive.
Her father Mike Huskins confirmed the voice in the file was his daughter's, the Chronicle reported.
Ms Huskins had indicated she would talk to detectives, but by the end of the day police were unable to contact either her or her family members, and they do not know where she is.
Ms Huskins works as a physical therapist at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Vallejo. She moved to the area in June from Southern California.