cvaldez1975
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asking to use her phone was a ruse to catch her off guard
As this was all unfolding, I had some serious doubts about this being a legitimate kidnapping. Reports of "alleged kidnapping," and "vehicle of interest" in quotes on msm, the way the ransom was asked for, the young woman asking for directions, it was all just very strange.
I wish it HAD been a hoax or some bizarre misunderstanding than what really seems to have happened here. And what's most awful is that she was actually trying to HELP someone. There's something exceptionally EVIL about preying on someone whom you plan to elicit some form of help or assistance from vs just preying on them without the charade of pretending to be helpless to a kind stranger first.
In my opinion the idea that any adult is not responsible for their own decisions is dangerous. The implication that 40 year old men are more likely to be actual sexual predators on the other hand is factually incorrect regardless of your subjective definition of the term or perception of what the cases on this forum indicate.IMO a 40 year old man only has one thing in mind when he tries to hang out with 19 year olds. Its a red flag. I cant in my heart defend predation.
thats just my opinion. We see it end tragically here alot unfortunately.
In my opinion the idea that any adult is not responsible for their own decisions is dangerous. The implication that 40 year old men are more likely to be actual sexual predators on the other hand is factually incorrect regardless of your subjective definition of the term or perception of what the cases on this forum indicate.
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"Everyone is aware we had a kidnapping [Monday]," [Police Chief] Chapmond said. "I'd like to commend my staff and our partnering agencies that worked with us to solve that. Within 20 hours, we were able to relocate the victim, secure her safely, return her back to her parents and then make the arrest of the two individuals."
"I'm not allowed to release the details of that, but it was a very heinous crime," he said.
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Bolling and Ferrer were arrested at a condo where they had been staying at 4810 Central Ave. At the time of his arrest, Bolling listed the condo as his address while Ferrer listed an Atoka, Tenn., address. A news release from Hot Springs police issued Wednesday listed Bolling's address as Nashville and Ferrer's as Memphis.
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A gag order was issued in the case limiting pretrial publicity. Charges against Bolling and Ferrer are being filed under seal, so the affidavits in the cases were not available.
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[Prosecuting Attorney] Lawrence said the victim "was just trying to be a good Samaritan" to a young woman who was apparently lost.
"She didn't do anything wrong," she said. "She was just being a nice person and trying to help her."
2 from Tennessee arrested, charged with kidnapping in abduction of Hot Springs 17-year-old
My bolding.
While we may not hear anything more until trial it does appear that the minor victim was exactly that - a victim - who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
There has been numerous predators preying on young women and men using another victim or brainwashed teenager to lure their victims.
If only the woman's family who was hanging with this old man would have reported the red flags of a older man preying on teenagers.
Hi everyone
I'm trying to catch up on this thread. I am local to this area. If you have any questions I can probably help with them.