WTF is wrong with people

[RockChalk]

Which CP'er came up with this one?

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/02/06...cmp=latestnews

A Missouri family plotted to have a six-year-old boy kidnapped to teach him a lesson about strangers because he was “too nice” to people, officials said Thursday.

The Lincoln County, Mo. Sheriff’s Office learned of a kidnapping in Troy, Mo. on Feb. 4.

Investigators learned that the plot was made before Feb. 2 when 38-year-old Denise Kroutil approached 23-year-old co-worker Nathan Firoved about the kidnapping plan. She allegedly asked him to kidnap her nephew to “scare” him. The victim’s mother, 25-year-old Elizabeth Hupp, and grandmother, 58-year-old Rose Brewer, agreed with the plan to teach the boy a lesson.

Firoved, Brewer and Koutil were charged with kidnapping, felonious restraint, and abuse/neglect of a child. Hupp was charged with kidnapping and abuse/neglect of a child.

Authorities said Firoved parked his pickup truck by the boy’s bus stop and waited for him to be dropped off after school. He then lured the six-year-old into his truck and drove off.

The frightened young boy was told he would never see his mother again and he would be “nailed to the wall of a shed.” The boy began to cry and Firoved pulled out a handgun and threatened the child.

Investigators said Firovfed bound the boy with plastic bags and covered the child’s face with a jacket. He then drove the boy to his own home and left him in the basement.

The boy’s aunt walked down into the basement, pulled the victim’s pants down and shouted he could be sold into sex slavery.

A few hours later, the boy was unbound and lectured on stranger danger.

The victim told school authorities Wednesday, who then contacted the Missouri Division of Family Services.

The family members told investigators their intent was to educate the child on stranger danger and felt they had done nothing wrong.

[In58men]

Somebody is gonna learn today

[Rain Man]

Well, I bet he never gets into a car with a stranger again. In fact, I bet he screams and drops to the ground in fear any time a stranger even drives by. Mission accomplished.

[DeepSouth]

Based on where Troy, Mo is, they are probably NFL Rams & MLB Cardinal fans.

[Baby Lee]

Probably the same ones that saw a shitty sugar water corporation trying to put out a positive message against bullying and responded by spamming the effort with passages from Mein Kampf.

[BigRock]

Was J. Walter Weatherman involved? "And THAT'S why you shouldn't be nice to people!"

[Mr. Plow]

Was he up to date on his vaccinations though?

[KCUnited]

Originally Posted by Mr. Plow

Was he up to date on his vaccinations though?

Oh hey, look at liz smartass over here.

[WhawhaWhat]

Originally Posted by Mr. Plow

Was he up to date on his vaccinations though?

At this point, any negative consequences from them would not be the worst thing that has happened to him.

[Sassy Squatch]

Can't even joke about this one. What the actual ****...

[Iconic]

I feel bad for the kid. He will be scarred by this for the rest of his life and it will probably lead to psychological problems later on.

Another shitty parent procreating... sigh.

[ModSocks]

This is the result of too much day time talk show television, Murray bootcamp episodes and the like.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

This is the result of too much day time talk show television, Murray bootcamp episodes and the like.

You baw you lose.

[displacedinMN]

What's wrong with people, that is a long conversation

[Red Dawg]

Originally Posted by DeepSouth

Based on where Troy, Mo is, they are probably NFL Rams & MLB Cardinal fans.

That would explain it.