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Newsweek - This Could Be Your Kid
by Dementia at 9:30 pm EDT, Aug 11, 2003 |
] Like many teenage girls in Minneapolis, 17-year-old
] Stacey liked to hang out after school at the Mall of
] America, Minnesota's vast shopping megaplex. Cute,
] blond and chatty, she flirted with boys and tried on
] the latest Gap fashions. One day last summer, Stacey,
] which isnt her real name, says she was approached by
] a man who told her how pretty she was, and asked if he
] could buy her some clothes. He was an older guy,
] dressed really well, she recalls. He said he just
] wanted to see me in the clothes. Stacey agreed, and
] went home that night with a $250 outfit. |
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RE: Newsweek - This Could Be Your Kid
by flynn23 at 8:44 am EDT, Aug 12, 2003 |
Dementia wrote:
] ] Like many teenage girls in Minneapolis, 17-year-old
] ] Stacey liked to hang out after school at the Mall of
] ] America, Minnesota's vast shopping megaplex. Cute,
] ] blond and chatty, she flirted with boys and tried on
] ] the latest Gap fashions. One day last summer, Stacey,
] ] which isnt her real name, says she was approached by
] ] a man who told her how pretty she was, and asked if he
] ] could buy her some clothes. He was an older guy,
] ] dressed really well, she recalls. He said he just
] ] wanted to see me in the clothes. Stacey agreed, and
] ] went home that night with a $250 outfit. yes, it's that darn rap music that's doing it too... |
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