Because someone who abducts a young defenseless child is a tough guy? I think not.

We're talking about reality in the story.

Honestly, I hope to never find out what I'm truly capable of doing to another human being in a event like you describe. I'd prefer my children remain safe and unharmed. Someone hurts one of my kids and I promise you barbarians would cringe. In real life, I doubt very many grieving or angry parents get a chance of as much as a good look across the room.


I feel pretty badly for the people in this situation. I can only hope it's someone who wanted a child, has remorse and returns her unharmed.

Anger and rage means that he leaves without his head.....and I'm not joking.

I think I can speak for all other fathers of blonde haired blue eyed little girls when I tell you to perform a painful marital act upon yourself.

I hear ya. When mine were little I had this completely irrational fear of somebody breaking in and stealing them in the night. Maybe cause that's the only time that none of us were awake and making sure that nobody did. Horrible to read about this.

Just yesterday a man beat a 15month child to death here in Salina. The cops cought him at 4am this morning and booked him. I would have just shot the mother ****er.

In each knee first before finishing him off after about 10 mins right? :P

Glad to hear it was all a misunderstanding from post #1. As a father for a 14th month old girl, I felt a little sick in my stomach just reading that headline.

Not trying to go internet tuff guy, but if the odds aren't in my favor to take out one guy, one on one....

do you pay taxes?

too many kids with video cameras out there to do that shit anymore....

Why are you assuming I, or any other father, would go baby kidnapper hunting with an empty hand?

So, what makes that different then the parent finding the kidnapper?



I would kill a person for kidnapping my child. I don't want my family living in fear when the piece of shit gets out of jail. The same goes for anyone breaking into my house.

In my house (when I have one), my children (if I have them) will have very secure windows when they are young.

If not, I may even have lockable bars installed, with a key right next to the window in case of a fire/emergency in which a window escape would be necessary.

This is very scary, it happened about half a mile from my house. The news trucks are all swarmed on my exit on 210.

Lighten up tough guy...

FYP