[cyborg]

yes I understand what you are saying now... I'm not too familiar with abductions.

I heard Smart's father on Sean Hannity, and I was angry with the way Sean was kissing his a$$. You are right. If parents are aware, unless the beast is shrewd, very hard to snatch a child. Sean excused him inviting a slob into their home, saying 'it wasn't New York City'... whatever.

[jocon307]

"Sean excused him inviting a slob into their home, saying 'it wasn't New York City'... whatever."

Ah yes, I heard that too. That was in response to a call from Massachusettes (I remember the guy's Boston accent!).

I was listening with hubby in the car, and I said, that inviting homeless drifters into your house is probably not very smart, esp. if you've got beautiful young children around. Then I remembered how I took off from work this summer when we had new windows put in, because I knew my daughter would come home from school while the window installers would be there. And one of the window guys was a real sweetheart, I have no doubt you could leave both your granny and your newborn with him and no harm would come to either, but the OTHER guy, he did not have such a wonderful vibe. I'm not saying he was a criminal, but he just verged on the "not totally cool" range.

People are foolish, they are naive, they are careless. With children, constant vigilance is the only way.

[mtbopfuyn]

Sean isn't the brightest blub on the Christmas tree. Isn't it comforting creeps are assigned a NYC zip code so the rest of the nation doesn't have to be diligent?

[CyberAnt]

I agree - the parents don't seem to realize that being "kind" to indigent people can be threatening to their children. It's just more of the liberal mindset .. these people are victims - not predators.