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Kids and their phones and computers

I feel the need to clarify some of my personal beliefs. Many people assume their children are in danger of unknown subjects lurking on the Internet in an effort to lure their child in to meeting them. It has been my experience, depending on the age of the child, that most kids willingly enter into a relationship or friendship with an unknown Internet “friend” in an effort to fit in or fill some kind of need in their life.

 
I believe most of the teenage victims are the result of the child putting themselves in a position to become victims. This is not to say I devalue them as victims, but I have noticed a lot of teenage victims were in a chat room or communicating with an unknown subject and over time they become involved with the person emotionally. Sometimes the relationship is very strong as the communication starts out via the Internet, then progressing to the use of cell phones and eventually face to face meeting(s).

 
Often times by the time the relationship is discovered, the child is in love with the subject and the bond between the two is very difficult to break. Of course all of this depends on many factors including the location of the victim and the suspect. If the suspect is out of state or otherwise geographically out of the area it is easier to control the relationship.

 
My daughter was resistant to using a RADAR phone, and I soon discovered it was because she was spending many hours on the phone late at night talking with her boyfriend. Something we never suspected. It was not a big deal, however, it was easy to address once we knew about it.

 
Inv. Jeff Brown

Published Wednesday, March 19, 2008 9:04 PM by Jeff Brown

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