I wasn't aware of this. How do you suppose he got all those children's names-accept for the people who moved in down the street two weeks ago. All the names were correct?
That's very strange, and I don't know how he would have gotten the names of kids in a neighborhood like that. That's the part that makes me suspicious enough that I would follow up with the sheriff and the police chief. But I can just about promise you the FBI isn't going to pay attention to this.
He's almost certainly legit. During much of the 90's I worked door-to-door for a company out of Nashville named Southwestern. (www.southwestern.com)
They work with many foreign students as well as thousands from the US. Their books are excellent. Top producers can make over $30,000 in one summer!
The reason this gentleman has a map of the neighborhood is to be more effecient. If someone will tell you which homes have children and which ones don't it can save you a lot of time.
Once, I sold a lady who delivered mail in her town. She told me which homes on her route had kids. Unsurprisingly, I had a great week after that.
My senior year I had to change tactics because of people who get spooked when a stranger knocked on their door, and they'ld call the police.
Every morning on my way to work I would stop at a dunkin donuts. I'd pick up a dozen assorted and deliver them to the local police station while at the same time informing them which neighborhoods, I would be working that day.
In no time the local police went from treating like an
outsider, to treating me as their source of manna.
When someone would call the police, they ended up vouching for me. The police would tell residents that I was a hard working college kid and that the books were excellent. Turned out to be my best summer!
If there's anyone out there with a hard working college kid I wouldn't hesitate to have them check out the southwestern company.