[beezdotcom]

How do someone just walk into your house and grab one of your children?

Rare, but it happens. Look at Elizabeth Smart. Then look at the hell of suspicion they put the family through, and then that one handyman who died before he had been exonerated. Think about that, everyone, before you rush to judgement.

[KJC1]

Polly Klaas was taken from the bedroom of her home too.

[xJones]

Look at Elizabeth Smart. Then look at the hell of suspicion they put the family through, and then that one handyman who died before he had been exonerated. Think about that, everyone, before you rush to judgement.

Good point. The Smart family in particular was dragged through every bit of slime reporters could think of. And none of it was true.

[USCG SimTech]

How do someone just walk into your house and grab one of your children?

If you had a hound or 2 (actually - 3) like I do, a cricket shifting it's weight gets the dogs up and into silent stealth/stalking, investigatory mode. They feed off each others fever and God help the soul that tries this in my place.

[l00rk3r]

beezdotcom: Rare, but it happens. Look at Elizabeth Smart.

KJC1: Polly Klaas was taken from the bedroom of her home too.

xJones: Good point. The Smart family in particular was dragged through every bit of slime reporters could think of. And none of it was true.

Look, I'm single, never married, no bastard children, so I don't have any first hand experience with this, but I can't imagine that, if I did have a family, every door wouldn't be locked, there wouldn't be very large, very aggressive work dog in the house [preferably a mastiff], and there wouldn't be a 12 gauge shotgun by the side of my bed.

So I'd say the same thing to the Klaas & Smart families: How the hell did someone get inside your house in the first damned place?

You can't even take a nap around here for the sounds that the doors make when people open and close them.