Nutsto Missouri adults arrange for childs kidnapping to teach him a lesson. (government, news)

[~HecateWhisperCat~]

Missouri boy, 6, nabbed by family to teach him fear of strangers: police

I mean who in their right might would think that this is a good thing to do?

[carterstamp]

Parents of the year candidates. Sheesh, WTH were they thinking?

[~HecateWhisperCat~]

Originally Posted by carterstamp

Parents of the year candidates. Sheesh, WTH were they thinking?

I'm wondering that one myself. I have heard about parents trying to teach by shock value, but this one takes the cake.

[shadowne]

Originally Posted by Lucidkitty

I'm wondering that one myself. I have heard about parents trying to teach by shock value, but this one takes the cake.

Way to screw with a child's mind. How could this seem like a good idea?

[~HecateWhisperCat~]

Originally Posted by shadowne

Way to screw with a child's mind. How could this seem like a good idea?

Luckily they will likely never get custody of that child again.

[Mathguy]

Wow. I read the article of what they actually did.....holy freakin' cow.....that wasn't some minor scare.

WTH. Just WTH.

[shadowne]

Originally Posted by Mathguy

Wow. I read the article of what they actually did.....holy freakin' cow.....that wasn't some minor scare.

WTH. Just WTH.

Exactly. The kid was too nice to strangers so they decided to really scare the daylights out of him in a sick and twisted way.

[hammertime33]

More governmental overreach. Parents should parent as they see fit. Leave the government out of it.

[middle-aged mom]

Originally Posted by Lucidkitty

Luckily they will likely never get custody of that child again.

Wanna bet?

( And I want to lose this bet)

[middle-aged mom]

Originally Posted by hammertime33

More governmental overreach. Parents should parent as they see fit. Leave the government out of it.