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Yes they did. In the original story, no-one doubted the uncle's claim that the child had been sent by their parents. If there were public service announcements
by rmc 14y ago
Yes they did. In the original story, no-one doubted the uncle's claim that the child had been sent by their parents. If there were public service announcements that "This child is offically missing", someone might have copped that something was up.
- grhino 14y agoIf the right individuals had seen the public service announcment. Were there any public service announcements for that abduction example given? I think it's a given that nearly all the impressions of a public service announcement of a child abduction will be seen by people who have never seen that child. There's a cost of seeing a PSA of a child abduction. People will now consider child abductions more likely than they actually are. This causes them to make decisions that may be against the best interest of their children like go outside and play.