One of the most common
tricks that kidnappers use
is they simply ask a child for
help. If you witness such
a situation, it may
be a warning sign because
normal adult people don’t ask
unfamiliar children for help!
If an adult person has some
kind of a problem (they lost
a dog or a cat, or they can’t
open a car door because their
hands are busy with heavy
bags), they will always ask
another adult person for help,
but never a child.

2 If a child is crying, trying to get their hand free or screaming, you might think that the kid is simply misbehaving. But if the child is beyond hysterical, maybe you should come and ask if everything is all right. Don’t be afraid to ask the child who the adult person is to them. If this is a kidnapper, they will most likely run away because you have memorized their face.

People who circle around playgrounds and observe kids are very suspicious. Take a photo of such a person in a way that they will notice it. This simple action can scare away a kidnapper.

Kidnappers may know a lot
about a child’s family. Even
adults would believe such level
of preparation, let alone
children. Using social media,
a criminal can learn even the
smallest details: the names
of the relatives or the parents’
co-workers, which toys they
got for their birthday, what
their room looks like and
so on. Using all this
information, they can present
themselves as a friend
or a parent’s co-worker. They
can say that their mother
is in the hospital and they
have to visit her right now.
If you witness this type
of behavior, you can’t ignore
this. In 9 cases out of 10, this
is kidnapping.

If you see a car going slowly along the street and pulling over next to a kid, you should know that this is a warning sign. And if a driver is asking a child for directions or inviting them to get into the car, this is definitely a kidnapper. A normal driver will ask adults, police officers, or simply use a GPS.

There have been cases where
kids were kidnapped after they
were offered to take a ride
on a motorbike. Very few boys
can resist such an offer. If you
see such a situation, use your
common sense: what normal
biker would invite
an unfamiliar child to take
a bike ride with him?

A warning sign to watch out for is if you notice a child calling an adult person “Mister” or “Miss.” Children usually do not call people they know this way. Beware.

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