Posted on 04/29/2012 2:42:15 PM PDT by Nachum
A nine-year-old Israeli girl was nearly abducted from her parents at Disney World, in Orlando, Florida, during the Pesach holiday.
Channel 10 news reported that two Israeli parents and their two children were standing in line for one of the rides in the huge theme park when they discovered that their daughter had disappeared.
They immediately ran to the park's security officers, who locked all of the park's exit gates. The parents were taken to a control room, where they were asked to look for the girl on the numerous security cameras.
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Was that before or after they stole one of her kidneys?
Good thing she still had her head.
Does sound urban-legendy.
Besides the extensive security, those are expensive abductions for the pervs.
I can’t help but notice how the Lame Stream Media is covering this one up.
I’m calling this one out. Not a single news source from Florida, all from Israel.
Seriously, Americans are no slouches when it comes to going hog wild after a child abduction. I don’t know if any other country even has the equivalent of an Amber Alert or Code Adam on such a large scale.
I call BS on this one. Something like this would be all over the place, not just this website.
10 years ago, a consultant at a conference told this story, “ Disney can ask these questions, when did they arrive, what do they look like and/or wear, are they right or left handed?” They can find a person on the grounds in 15 minutes or less. About abducted children, they scream at parents - “forget what they wore or their hair color, look for their face!!” They can usually find the child in under 10 minutes.
Great! Now all the perverts on FR will know how to circumvent the authorities.
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It’s a joke. Do I need to spell out the j/k or add a /sarc tag for you?
At least she didn’t wake up in a bathtub full of ice missing one kidney.
D’oh! #31.
My husband worked with a man who took his family to one of the theme parks years ago. They had their son, who was maybe 5-ish (?) holding one of the parent’s hands and their toddler daughter, being pushed in a stroller. A man ran between them, pushed the parent pushing the stroller and ran with the stroller. Both parents gave chase and the stroller was let go and they recovered their daughter. They never saw their son again. When my husband worked with this guy, I think it had happened about 20 yrs ago. And these things do happen, they just arent’ publicized.
Yeah, my take too. If it was real it's be on FOX and Orlando Sentinel on-line.
No specific dates or times. Just "during the holiday".
No statements from the police.
And then there is this:
The girl is now doing well and does not remember the incident. Her parents said that the security men told them that there is currently a rash of attempts to abduct children from the park and its surrounding area.
Assuming it was true, it would make the news, because the police would be involved. Even if it was true, no one at Disney would ever say that.
Disney makes the news when bad things happen. Here is an example from 2007 when someone alleged to have been abducted from one of the parks. The police were immediately involved and it was all over the media: http://www.wesh.com/r/13503187/detail.html
This is an urban legend.
You just never know around here when someone is really joking unless they tell you so.
I attempted to do just that a few years back when planning a trip. I googled Disney Gay Days to find out what days to avoid. You should have seen the interesting banner ads I got for months after that google.
I attempted to do just that a few years back when planning a trip. I googled Disney Gay Days to find out what days to avoid. You should have seen the interesting banner ads I got for months after that google.
Was this on ABC World News tonight? Didn’t think so.
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