Girl avoids being kidnapped thanks to her iPod

Very smart girl. Very stupid child molester. What sort of kidnapper tells the victim to get in the car? Especially at a government owned public school?

The incident occurred at approximately 6:10 p.m. as the 12-year-old girl was standing on the sidewalk awaiting a ride outside Stanton Middle School, located on Limestone Road.

The girl tells investigators that a man driving a white van entered the school driveway and pulled up next to her. The man then told the girl to "get in the van".

The girl tells police she then held her iPod to her ear and told the man she was calling 9-1-1. He then fled and was last seen traveling southbound on Limestone Road.

The suspect is described as a white male, 35-45 years of age, with a dark crew cut **** hair. He was last seen wearing a dark sweatshirt and was operating a white work van.

A spokesperson for Red Clay School District says the girl is not a student at Stanton Middle School or in the Red Clay District. Because the incident occurred near one of their schools, the School District will make parents aware of what happened through 'Alert Now,' which is a phone message alert system.

why does the school bother comment about a 13 year old girl standing near a school? does it matter?rcafan

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She was 12 not 13

I think they didn't want to hurt the school's reputation

Schools always try to "clear things up"

What did the iPod have to do with anything?

What did the iPod have to do with anything?

StealthMonkey4

What did the iPod have to do with anything?

StealthMonkey4

This. It's just the stupidity of the kidnapper that saved the girl :lol:

What did the iPod have to do with anything?

StealthMonkey4

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What did the iPod have to do with anything?

Dark__Link

[QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"]

What did the iPod have to do with anything?

Dark__Link

She didn't have a cell phone? And if the guy is so stupid as to think she's calling 911 from an iPod, she could of easily just done something else to stop from being kidnapped.

[QUOTE="rcafan"]why does the school bother comment about a 13 year old girl standing near a school? does it matter?garathe_den

???

She was 12 not 13

I think they didn't want to hurt the school's reputation

Schools always try to "clear things up"

[QUOTE="Dark__Link"][QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"]

What did the iPod have to do with anything?

StealthMonkey4

She didn't have a cell phone? And if the guy is so stupid as to think she's calling 911 from an iPod, she could of easily just done something else to stop from being kidnapped.

[QUOTE="Dark__Link"][QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"] If she didn't have it, she couldn't pretend she had a phone... and would now be chained up in a sick ****'s basement...StealthMonkey4

She didn't have a cell phone? And if the guy is so stupid as to think she's calling 911 from an iPod, she could of easily just done something else to stop from being kidnapped.

This exactly. That's why earlier I said

This. It's the stupidity of the kidnapper that saved the girl :lol:

LIONHEART-_-

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[QUOTE="Dark__Link"] If she didn't have it, she couldn't pretend she had a phone... and would now be chained up in a sick ****'s basement...Dark__Link

She didn't have a cell phone? And if the guy is so stupid as to think she's calling 911 from an iPod, she could of easily just done something else to stop from being kidnapped.

I'm just saying that the iPod which is supposedly the huge difference that helped her not get kidnapped really didn't do anything.

[QUOTE="Dark__Link"][QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"]

What did the iPod have to do with anything?

StealthMonkey4

She didn't have a cell phone? And if the guy is so stupid as to think she's calling 911 from an iPod, she could of easily just done something else to stop from being kidnapped.

[QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"]

[QUOTE="Dark__Link"] If she didn't have it, she couldn't pretend she had a phone... and would now be chained up in a sick ****'s basement...FantasyTwisted

She didn't have a cell phone? And if the guy is so stupid as to think she's calling 911 from an iPod, she could of easily just done something else to stop from being kidnapped.

All I'm saying is the article is putting a lot of emphasis on the iPod, which really didn't do anything.

[QUOTE="Dark__Link"][QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"]

She didn't have a cell phone? And if the guy is so stupid as to think she's calling 911 from an iPod, she could of easily just done something else to stop from being kidnapped.

StealthMonkey4

I'm just saying that the iPod which is supposedly the huge difference that helped her not get kidnapped really didn't do anything.

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[QUOTE="Dark__Link"] That's nice. She was clever, it was lucky she had the iPod on hand, and the would-be abductor was an idiot (although if it was an iPod Touch, no one would be able to tell the difference from farther than a few feet). End of story. The iPod played a role, why the **** are you arguing about something so stupid?Dark__Link

I'm just saying that the iPod which is supposedly the huge difference that helped her not get kidnapped really didn't do anything.

It's more like you're in a burning building, and there is a wide open door that you can walk through, but a fire fighter storms in and rescues you instead.

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I'm just saying that the iPod which is supposedly the huge difference that helped her not get kidnapped really didn't do anything.

StealthMonkey4

It's more like you're in a burning building, and there is a wide open door that you can walk through, but a fire fighter storms in and rescues you instead.

[QUOTE="Dark__Link"][QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"]

I'm just saying that the iPod which is supposedly the huge difference that helped her not get kidnapped really didn't do anything.

It's more like you're in a burning building, and there is a wide open door that you can walk through, but a fire fighter storms in and rescues you instead.

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[QUOTE="Dark__Link"] That's nice. She was clever, it was lucky she had the iPod on hand, and the would-be abductor was an idiot (although if it was an iPod Touch, no one would be able to tell the difference from farther than a few feet). End of story. The iPod played a role, why the **** are you arguing about something so stupid?Dark__Link

I'm just saying that the iPod which is supposedly the huge difference that helped her not get kidnapped really didn't do anything.

APPLE DOES IT AGAIN

But more importantly, if the only thing someone you never met before told you was, "get in the van" would you go? What a dumbass.

APPLE DOES IT AGAIN

But more importantly, if the only thing someone you never met before told you was, "get in the van" would you go? What a dumbass.

entropyecho

So if I listen to my Ipod I won't get Kidnap :roll: Surrree.

Kidnapper: Get in the van!

Girl: No! I'm calling 9-1-1

[spoiler] Kidnapper: Oh man! [/spoiler]

Very smart guy.....

She didn't have a cell phone? And if the guy is so stupid as to think she's calling 911 from an iPod, she could of easily just done something else to stop from being kidnapped.

StealthMonkey4

[QUOTE="FantasyTwisted"][QUOTE="StealthMonkey4"]

She didn't have a cell phone? And if the guy is so stupid as to think she's calling 911 from an iPod, she could of easily just done something else to stop from being kidnapped.

StealthMonkey4

All I'm saying is the article is putting a lot of emphasis on the iPod, which really didn't do anything.

Kidnapper: Get in the van!

Girl: No! I'm calling 9-1-1[spoiler] Kidnapper: Oh man! [/spoiler] Very smart guy.....cyberdarkkid

"awww man"

She didn't have a cell phone? And if the guy is so stupid as to think she's calling 911 from an iPod, she could of easily just done something else to stop from being kidnapped.

StealthMonkey4

iPods look almost identical to iPhones. It's as simple as that.

This is actually kinda hilarious in a way, I mean picture the case as a whole.

An older guy, in a white van, asking a 12 years old to get in the van. I was just waiting the part where he said, he's got candies if she come inside.

Actually she just played barbie girl at top volume to scare him away.

What did the iPod have to do with anything?

StealthMonkey4

this reminds me of those Sad person pic that at the end the guy is like "ok" with a said face. lol It sounds wierd but in my head I was seeing a guy driving up to a little girl, asks her to get in the van, she says no, and he's like "ok" and drives awayJ-WOW

your psychic powers are amazing, thats exactly what i was thinking of before i read your post :lol:

This is actually kinda hilarious in a way, I mean picture the case as a whole.

An older guy, in a white van, asking a 12 years old to get in the van. I was just waiting the part where he said, he's got candies if she come inside.

Cenerune

I think I have an idea of who the kidnapper was

:P

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[QUOTE="Dark__Link"] ...Yes it did. It saved her life. If you're in a burning building, caught under a flaming beam, two firefighters storm in, and one rescues you, and carries you outside. Would you say that firefighter really didn't do anything simply because there was another one right next to him, who could have done the same?Dark__Link

It's more like you're in a burning building, and there is a wide open door that you can walk through, but a fire fighter storms in and rescues you instead.

In all fairness, that's VERY unlikely to have happened. Him chasing down a little girl at a school likely would have drawn a LOT more attention to himself than he wanted, considering that he's a kidnapper. Notice that he also could have easily just grabbed the girl anyway, smashed her phone after she said she was calling 911. But again...forcibly going after her and physically putting her in the van would've drawn too much attention to himself.

In all likelihood, the only way he was ever kidnapping the girl in the first place is if she had voluntarily stepped into the car.

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What did the iPod have to do with anything?

FantasyTwisted