Im 21 right now, but when I was 14 years old a woman added me on FB and started speaking to me, telling me how cute she thought I was and wanted to "show me things". It was the year 2011. We spoke everyday for a few months and she sent me all nude and dirty photos of herself. We even had a few phone conversations to. One day she asked me for my address. Said make sure your parents arent home since your a teen I can get in trouble. Even though we spoke for a few months I got nervous and told her not yet. We kept talking. She kept insisting saying she wanted to be with me, what's my address. This time a little more force behind it and this had been the third time she brought it up. I told her I wouldn't give her my address but maybe I would lie to my parents and get them to drive me to "my friends house" she sent me the address. I was so excited thinking I was going to be with a full grown woman. She sent me the address on FB. I don't know why but something kept nagging me don't go. Don't go to her house. I ended up just ignoring her and not going, and she kept trying to talk to me for two years until she gave up. She added many of my friends and people I knew on FB. I still have the conversations between us in my FB messages from long ago.
So curious, anyone think this might be a case of her trying to kidnap and traffik me as a teen? It's always bothered me. For so long this lady tried to find out where I lived or get me to go to her. I think about it sometimes. Her name was Kira Angela James and she's still on FB here.
https://www.facebook.com/kira.jamesii?lst=100000067201523%3A100004528500485%3A1519406382
Many of my fb friends are still added by her. I still wonder and realize now this was pedophile trying to lure me and others.
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think- ago
Hey @gamepwn, thanks for this post! It's good to raise awareness about how trafficking gangs might use Social Media sites to lure kids in.
Since you said you have still proof of communication with this 'lady', would you please add links to screenshots of these? Please make sure to black out anything that might doxx you, though, like your name, phone number, home address, email etc. Thanks!
Also, I'd like to ask you to add some links to older threads to e.g. Twitter actually storing every DM, and nude pics, even of kids and teenagers! You could also add links to examples where trafficking gangs used FB or other social media sites to lure in kids.
You might want to combine this with adding a sentence or two with the hypothesis that social media sites like Twitter might have been set up by the elites in the first place to, among other purposes, collect nude pics of kids.
This way the post would adhere to Rule 1.
Maybe the other users could help you with that? @Carmencita @Blacksmith21
If you should have questions, please don't hesitate do get back to me or @Vindicator.
Flairing the post with 'Edit Warning' for 24 hours, when you've edited, please ping me, @Vindicator or @ben_matlock, we'll delete the flair then.
If you don't edit within 24 hours, I will unfortunately have to delete the post and ask you to repost to v/pizzagatewhatever.
Sorry for being the designated asshole here, but we tried to find a way to leave the post up.
Thank you and keep up the good work! :-)
sore_ass_losers ago
"You could also add links to...nude pics, even of kids and teenagers!" Really?!
I did click on the images that OP did add, was grateful they are just pictures of text interchanges.
think- ago
How come you left out the most important part of what I actually said?
But just in case someone else could get that wrong I edited my comment and hope it is more clear now.
sore_ass_losers ago
No, the ellipsis (three dots) means something was omitted in your sentence. This is traditional and common practice. To me the most important thing is you were soliciting "nude pics, even of kids and teenagers!" You even put 'even' and an exclamation point, as if this is an exciting thing. Very sketchy.
In cases like this where your edit destroys the evidence of what I quoted it would have been more honorable to leave it intact and added an "Edit:" comment explaining further.