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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
December 18, 2019
These brown people and their kooky hoaxes.
Ya gotta love em.
The grainy black and white video showed a nightmarish scene in the Bronx.
A mother and her 16-year-old daughter were walking down a quiet street on Monday night when two men appeared and dragged the teenager into a vehicle.
New Yorkers were captivated for hours by the news on Tuesday, after an Amber Alert had been issued and video of the kidnapping spread online.
At first, there was good news: The girl, Karol Sanchez, had been found, unharmed.
Hours later, more disconcerting information surfaced: Karol confessed that it was all a hoax that stemmed from her difficult relationship with her mother, according to two police officials.
Shortly after she was found on Tuesday afternoon, Karol was questioned by officers from the 40th Precinct, where she admitted to setting up the kidnapping and then was released to her family. During the interview, one police official said Karol described her mother as “overprotective.”
The police are still determining whether she or the two men will face criminal charges.
The official said the family had been contemplating a move to their native Honduras, but that Karol was adamant she wanted to remain in the United States, which could have motivated her to stage the kidnapping.
Well, people have certainly done worse things than fake kidnappings in order to remain in the greatest democracy on earth.
Besides, if her mother took her back to Honduras, she would die. Everyone who lives in Honduras is killed by a gang.
You could charge her with wasting police resources, but come on: the resources wasted on this kidnapping hoax aren’t even a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of one percent of the total taxpayer resources that have already been spent on this Honduran immigrant.
Just let kids be kids.
After all, what kid hasn’t staged a brutal kidnapping?
Even suggesting that this girl might be punished for this is pure hatred for the color of the skin.
