Exactly. Typical victim mentality, make a scene like she's being murdered and then say all it was is an argument.

Sad part is this just makes some people ignore the real abduction after seeing the conclusion.

Myself, I would still run to the scene, if they're armed, well it's either me or them that's going to be shot or die; however I can't just ever sit aside and not get involved. I've always been this way for better or worse!


Many years ago while at a bookstore there was a little girl around 5yo that was being carried away crying by her dad I assumed; with the wife several feet ahead with their other child that wasn't crying and screaming it seemed like family. The little blonde girl looked right at me and extended her arms over the back of the person carrying her and said "help me" I assumed it was her parents so I didn't get involved. However to this day I get chills when telling this story. I can't get her eye's out of my head. This is one of the richest beach cities in the USA so I just assumed problem child. But later on I just felt chills about it, and still do. My guess is the little girl is abused pretty bad and was reaching out for help to a stranger. But here in the USA you need to be very careful stepping into a situation when it involves little kids. As the saying goes the "No good deed goes unpunished" they could easily flip this whole thing on you and the cops will spin it against you. Sadly so!