Sicko Mother Arranges Her Own 6 Year Old Son's Kidnapping

SeaBreeze

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This lunatic mother arranged for her young 6 year old boy to be kidnapped to teach him a lesson about 'stranger danger' (3 other people involved). She had him lured into a pickup truck, tied up, bag over head, just to be taken to his own basement where she listened to the events on a baby monitor.

The boy was threatened with a gun, and told he'd never see his mother again. His pants were removed, and he was told that he was going to be sold as a sex slave. Now if this isn't some sick $hit, what is?? What's happening with people these days, have they completely lost it? What do you think?

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It's certainly a horrible thing to do to your own kid, at least in practice ...

In theory, I dunno - there's nothing like experiencing an actual event in order to learn it.

In my self-defense classes I have done some seemingly insane things in order to simulate a real-life scenario. Often it's the best way to ensure that the students are not forewarned of what is to happen and therefore take it seriously.
 
This is a young child though, remember how you were at the age of 6? I wasn't much more than a baby. My mother told me not to talk to strangers or go into their apartments or cars, etc. That worked for me. Taking off that young boy's pants, threatening him with a gun and telling him he would be sold as a sex slave, is not going over the top? What does that do to this kids head? Making students aware of possibilities in a martial arts class is much different, IMO.
 

SeaBreeze said:
This is a young child though, remember how you were at the age of 6? I wasn't much more than a baby. My mother told me not to talk to strangers or go into their apartments or cars, etc. That worked for me.
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And my mom told me not to play with fire, yet I almost burned the house down. She told me not to leave my new bike unlocked outside the candy store, yet I did and it was stolen.

Sometimes a child just does not get the message without a dramatic event thrown into the mix.

Taking off that young boy's pants, threatening him with a gun and telling him he would be sold as a sex slave, is not going over the top? What does that do to this kids head?
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To be honest, I think it depends upon the kid and how exactly they pulled this stunt off.

Making students aware of possibilities in a martial arts class is much different, IMO.
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I didn't say I always made them aware of the possibilities in the class, though ...

I hired fellow martial artists to hide behind the student's parked car at night ... they hid in the bushes of their homes ... they followed them in malls. I personally, in the class, told them I would make them either knock me down or wet their pants. Then I got into my Mugger Marvin outfit (heavy padding) and would curse at them like a drunken sailor, make fun of whatever physical traits of theirs that I could, threaten to invade their home ... I pushed them, slapped them, bullied them. Basically I was a real jerk. I wanted them to break through all that social conditioning and experience true fight-or-flight syndrome.
 
I still disagree about putting a child through that, but I have to say, your self-defense training is intense and I'm sure very effective! Talk about a confidence builder! :D
 
SeaBreeze said:
I still disagree about putting a child through that, but I have to say, your self-defense training is intense and I'm sure very effective! Talk about a confidence builder! :D
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Yeah, six years old IS pretty young for that level of "training".

All that stuff I did was with my more advanced students - I tried it once with newbies and they almost had heart attacks.

But it's harder with the advanced students because they know me better, know what to expect, hence the need to go medieval on them. ;)

If I had towered over a six-year-old in this outfit -

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- he'd probably just scream and faint.
 
SeaBreeze said:
This is a young child though, remember how you were at the age of 6? I wasn't much more than a baby. My mother told me not to talk to strangers or go into their apartments or cars, etc. That worked for me. Taking off that young boy's pants, threatening him with a gun and telling him he would be sold as a sex slave, is not going over the top? What does that do to this kids head? Making students aware of possibilities in a martial arts class is much different, IMO.
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I am entirely on your side on this SeaBreeze! I heard this story yesterday and instantly thought about my little grandson who is also a lovely, winsome, polite little fellow and the thought of him being abused like these parents did absolutely horrified me! Oh my gosh, when you have a little child that is as they described him, you cherish that sweet nature and make a bigger effort to protect him from his naivety but you DON'T inflict your own damage in doing so. This makes me just so angry thinking of how terrified he must have been. Child Services better be watching this family like a hawk after this.
 
That is just HORRIBLE!! Of course that experience is going to haunt that child... I wonder what it's going to do to his head.. It's nothing short of child abuse... The parents should lose custody.
 
I hope he will be taken into care, or other family will bring him up. This is just sick.Also you do wonder if it was being filmed for a certain market as well.The mother is either unhinged or evil.
 
Imagine, even as an adult, that your husband did it to you, let's say just as a funny 'joke'. I tell you what, he wouldn't be my husband anymore, that kidnapping thing is just sick.
 
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