Fake abductions- a plaque.

[fuzzybuddy]

A young woman, about 9 miles from me, faked her own abduction. She texted that 'police' pulled her over. Then her phone went black. Her abandoned car was found at the side of the road. After a massive search, with dogs and helicopters. She was found and admitted to police that it was all fake. Dumb kid thing. But apparently, the fake abduction fad is all over the US. Almost every state has one. There's pages and pages of fake abductions on the net.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crim...n&cvid=34a44047adaf4d5db6c3f09305948904&ei=13

 

[hawkdon]

Welp, she got what she was after......lots of attention!!!!

 

[hollydolly]

Welp, she got what she was after......lots of attention!!!!

that seems to be what so many of the younger generation seek.. Look at me, Look at me.. hence the phenomenal rise of Tik-tok videos et al...

 

[Jace]

And.when something like that is done...
They should be charged..at least a hefty f ine..
For wasting police time

That way..it may 'curb' the abuse!

 

[Jules]

Since she wasn’t graduating this week, after not attending classes for a year, this stunt was probably done to divert attention from that. Considering how stupid it was, she doesn’t have the brains to graduate.

 

[Jace]

Makes me wonder..where are the parents on this?

In the posted article..it stated she's out on $25,000 bail..
So..they came through on that?
Rich? Negligent? Parents?