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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fox C2" data-source="post: 14578105" data-attributes="member: 370633">PLEASE READ, READ, READ!!! and SHARE  (Post from a close friend)  Last Friday at about 6:15 p.m. I got a call from my close   friend and kumare, crying and asking my help. My 4 year old   godson MJ was missing at Rockwell. The boy asked permission to   go to the toilet at the 2nd floor. The mother agreed since the   toilets for men and women were just adjacent. The mother got   out first from the toilet and waited by the door. 15 minutes   had passed and the boy had not come out. She asked the help of   the janitor to enter the toilet and look for her son. The   janitor came out and told her, there was no boy at the toilet.   She could not believe and ran inside the toilet looking for   her son. She became frantic and started looking for help, she   immediately called for the guard who assisted her. The guard   then called their Commander to help in the search. A frantic   effort was made to look for the boy. The Commander thought   that the boy just wandered by himself and went to another   place, level or shop. All the roving guards were mobilized.   After 30 minutes of searching, the boy could not be found. My   friend was already crying and shouting on top of her lungs   looking for the boy. She called me over the cellphone and told   me about what happened, I asked her to calm down as I was   trying to analyze the situation. A 4 year old boy will not   wander in a place not familiar to him. Something wrong has   happened. I asked her to tell the Commander to order a   lockdown of all exits, parking and pedestrian. All trunks and   compartments of vehicles coming out must be thoroughly   inspected. I told her, I was on my way. I was pondering who   could kidnap the boy as the couple were regular employees. Not   the rich type of family who will be kidnapped. When I arrived,   there was a commotion going on. I suggested that the CCTV   footage be reviewed, but eventually yielded negative results,   I kept on thinking. In a kidnapping, the first 45 minutes is   very critical. It is either the person be found or he could be   gone. If the kidnapper was on foot, a radius of 300 meters   must be searched, and the nearest public access to public   rides was J.P. Rizal Street. I immediately boarded my car and   sped towards JP Rizal, I was running against time. Upon   reaching JP Rizal, I turned left towards Makati. As I was  cruising, a jeepney in front of me stopped to load a   passenger, I was blowing my horn frantically, then I looked to   my left, I saw a 14 to 16 year old boy, in basketball shorts,   sando, with a tomahawk cut on his hair and slippers. He was   holding a small child I could not distinguish because the  child was wearing a typical house duster, the child had an   awkward hair cut, an almost skin haired but looks like it was   done in a hush hush. Something didn't look normal to me as the   child was light skinned to come from a poor family, "makinis,"   and clean looking. The child looked so afraid with eyes wide   open. I shouted "MJ" and the child started to cry. I looked at   the elder boy and told him not to make a move. He shoved the   boy to street on to the oncoming car from the opposite   direction and ran towards Guadalupe. I swerved my car to block   the car and protect the boy, I immediately jumped out of my   car and got the child, It was MJ. I brought him to my car as   soon as I can, I could not give chase as JP Rizal was too   tight to make a maneuver or make a 180 degree turn. I drove to   Rockwell. When I brought the boy back, the mother could not   believe what she saw, it was until MJ shouted "mama" did she   realize it was her son.  The boy was drugged in the toilet by a man and carried down.   The boy was handed to another person who took him in a van,   from there the boy's hair was cut and changed clothes into a   girl. The boy was about to be delivered to another group who   will turn him into a beggar. The police conducted an   investigation but advised them not to talk to the boy directly   but through a child psychologist, he suffered enough trauma.  DO NOT LET YOUR KIDS OUT OF YOUR SIGHT. NOT EVEN THE SAFEST   MALLS, SHOPPING CENTERS ARE NOT SPARED BY SYNDICATES. IF A CHILD COMES TO YOUR CAR KNOCKING, PROFILE THE KID AND SENSE   SOMETHING IS WRONG. REPORT IMMEDIATELY TO THE POLICE. A CHILD YOU SAVED MAY BE YOUR FRIEND'S.</blockquote>

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