Crime Safety Security
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10 March 2009

A man phoned a 10-year-old girl, saying he worked with her mother, and needed the girl’s help to pick out a present for her mother’s upcoming surprise birthday party at work – and to keep it a secret.

She agreed to meet him outside a store but did tell her brother the “secret.” A classmate saw her outside the store walking away with a man he assumed was her father. Her body was found three months later.

See Child Safety - Molesters: the subtle warning signs – and learn how to safeguard children.

See how sly and crafty CRIMINAL MINDS can fool adult victims:
• Criminal-Minds-Overview
• Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: friendly predators - criminal-minds-wolf
• Quick Tricks: how criminals deceive you - criminal-minds-quick-tricks
• Mind Games: how manipulators control you - criminal-minds-mind-games
• Intuition: your early-warning survival system - criminal-minds-intuition
• Predator Profiles - criminal-minds-predator-profiles
• Predatory Mind: how to beat evil - criminal-minds-predatory-mind
• Criminal-Minds-Recap

A child victim, of course, is even easier to fool. That’s why parents need to always closely safeguard their kids. See Free-Range Kids to learn all the reasons why – and find organizations to help ensure your child’s security.

Also see ALL aspects of CHILD SAFETY at:
• Child-Safety-Overview
• Internet Safety for Kids 10 things parents need to know FAQ.
• Cyber Bullying: how to stop it FAQ.
• Stop Bullying in school FAQ.
• School Violence prevention.
• Safeguarding kids from bullies and more - child-safety-safeguarding
• Internet: the dangers & safeguards - child-safety-internet
• Outdoor child safety: staying out of harm’s way - child-safety-outdoors
• Kidnapping escape from a monster - child-safety-kidnap
• Free-Range Kids vs Myth Busters
• Stranger Danger vs Stranger Safety FAQ
• Child-Safety-Recap & Resources

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