In Alabama, an 11-year-old boy faked his own kidnapping to avoid showing his parents a bad report card. The boy spun a mythical tale about a stranger threatening to kill him and ultimately shoving him into an old beat-up car. A struggle ensued and the boy was able to escape, but he had to sacrifice his backpack in the process. It just so happens that his report card was tucked away in that same backpack. Eventually, as the police began their investigation, the boy fessed up and finally told the truth.
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terrible boy………… smart but… better writer this smart!
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By that point, I’d just buy him some ice cream if he was my son. That much creative thinking deserves a reward. ;D
Sounds like something someone I know would do. XD
I would so do this.
Anyway, this kid is my hero. Fucking lovely.
oh wow.. he goes through all that trouble to avoid getting in trouble without thinking of the consequences?? ha! sounds like something I would do!!
*sigh* …*shakes head*…boys…
It would break my heart if my son did something like this because he was afraid the worse outcome would have been telling me the truth. >_>;
I’d fake my own kidnapping….but I don’t have the time.lol.
ok…. i got probably the worst grade on my math test from the other day out of the whole eighth grade, even worse then people with reps of bad grades got probably, and i’m not gonna fake my own kidnapping, i don’t really plan on going straight up to my parents and telling them, but i wouldn’t do that, and besides not like it’d do me any good, if i don’t tell them, my math teacher is bound to tell my mom sooner or later, and i don’t get grades this bad that often
You spelled struggle wrong silly. ^____^
i would get that kid a happy meal!!!!! maybe we’d find a diamond ring! sorry but at that point kid deserves a notebook and unlimited pens. amazing!
Nice this kid could become a bad ass writer i hope he dose
I Heard About This Kid, The Police Became Suspicious When They Found Out He “Escaped” His “Kidnapping” With His Band Instrument But Not The Backpack.