Are Joggers At Risk of Being Abducted? (Part 2) – Crime Watch Daily with Chris Hansen

Are Joggers At Risk of Being Abducted? (Part 2) – Crime Watch Daily with Chris Hansen

How easy could it be for a potential predator to lure you into danger? Chris Hansen investigates.

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49 thoughts on “Are Joggers At Risk of Being Abducted? (Part 2) – Crime Watch Daily with Chris Hansen

  1. I am Very angered about these stories, I find these stories very disturbing and extremely upsetting.

    Prayers and Deepest Condolences to this women's family.
    Hurting Women is NOT ok

    WOMEN Have the  RIGHT to FEEL  and BE SAFE

    This is a reply post regarding a article on Assault Against Woman:

    For what is statistically true, or accurate, and even what is not included statistically, and all other crime such as this is what is ( violence against women) Always unacceptable…

    Women have the Right to Feel and be Safe…

    No woman…, or person….child…should ever have to experience this kind heinous personal intrusion in their lifetime, this seems to be occurring at least according to news reports more, and all to often.

    Actually this activity should be in a stage, or state of Reversal, and NOT Increasing, I am continually upset as well as greatly disturbed in hearing such stories, as I have always have been…

    My Heart Always… goes out to any person which have experienced any such similar experience of intrusion, attacks, and, or invasion of their personal well-being… due violence, and or violent behavior,

    I will continue to pray for the Safety and Well-Being of Others…
    Please Please Be Safe..,
    Please…

    Advocate of Humanity, Author, Writer, Poet, Safety Advocate
    Jason Sandifer,
    Michigan  
    MESSAGE REPOSTED

  2. This segment is full of so much cynicism and selective narrative. None of the victims mentioned were attacked in a busy park by a 6ʻ1 NY fashion model. Women will not be (nor feel) safer by being reprimanded for engaging someone in a public place. These so-called "conned" women didn't fall for anything beside lousy reporting.

  3. Broad daylight, bench directly besides the route, i mean seriously, that is not the regular setup for abductions or murder. The only it highlights how communicative these people were, on top of doing some sports, a normal thing, no risk whatsoever when there are like 10 other people around you probably not part of him.

  4. there are a ton of people out there who would turn down someone asking for a picture in a place where there are a lot of people? not many. if he had tried to do something else i feel like someone would have noticed

  5. Regardless if the edge of the track is open..it doesnt take much to be snatched or rape at gunpoint or even with a knife. As women we all have to be careful, it doesn't matter if he seems and its broad daylight

  6. What I do….I Always carry a weapon Even if it's just a small one knife/ pistol/pepper spray etc. Please Avoid isolated areas ESPECIALLY WHEN ALONE. If u are in a unfamiliar, unknown, or isolated area DO NOT WEAR EARBUDS!!!!! Never invite or entertain conversations with a stranger when you are jogging/walking alone. If someone is coming up on your rear do not be afraid to STOP and prep yourself with Weapon in hand just in case. U don't have to be obvious that you're ready but be READY. Let them pass you if you're not comfortable them behind you. Most important rule ALWAYS TRUST INSTINCTS. Safety first ladies. ❤

  7. This experiment was good, but i feel as though we are "supposed" to be kind to one another, put out the good, get it back in return kind if thing. But then something as small as thinking "sure i will take a picture for you", (doing your good deed of the day) could lead you to an assault of some kind. So it is kind of confusing now, instead of being nice, now we should be wary of each other? CONFUSING….. But i do understand the luring away from the running path was easy for this guy because he was young and white, i'm white and i even agree they trusted based on his looks a bit. But helping someone by taking a picture shouldn't be a moment where all of a sudden, there are cameras in your face and this reporter saying "what are you doing," "you could be raped" etc…and my first thought would be i was just helping the guy out by taking a picture…….. Sorry i'm done ranting now, this social experiment has me a little irked.

  8. This video made it seem like every woman is defenseless, and we should be afraid at all times when approached by a man.
    It's broad daylight in a park full of people…and he's asking what were you thinking going with him off the path? There a million people around…. literally someone on the bench right next to them. They weren't being led into the bushes. We are not children we are grown women, it's pretty condescending. Imagine asking men the same questions.

  9. They trusted him because he was attractive but also because society teaches all of us to "give the benefit of the doubt" which is a terrible mistake and it teaches women to behave like this, be submisive, demure, and puts pressure on women to do things to like others as a way to value themselves, this is not a norm for everyone but it's taught since lil, how girls have to keep their clothing clean and not to speak unless they are told, and boys are let to be wild and climb on trees. This is what a predator knows and looks for, a woman who wants to please a stranger because it's what ther are taught, to be a prey to these disgusting men. I hope you at least saved the ones that participated in the experiment by making them aware that they are being naive or careless because it's just wha they have been taught to an inminent situation. Always trust your gut, no matter who you are.

  10. The joggers that got kidnapped were all in an isolated area, not a park where everyone can see them. Besides, the women in this video just stopped by the edge of the track, and non of them actually went into the bushes, why make a big deal out of that? How're we supposed to help strangers in need, something you always promote, if carrying a simple friendly conversation is seen as dangerous?!!

  11. or maybe they know that the likelyhood of them being attacked by some creep is slim to none. is this what its really like to be a woman alone in the street? afraid of everyone who is not recognizable? or who doesnt fit one's expectation of being a safe person? must suck.

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