2000-09-26 16:20:22+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
I guess we can take solace from it not being terribly common: IRS allows deduction for abducted children, that is if they're kidnapped by someone outside the family. I love the way the article ends, with a statistic that about 32,000 children are abducted annually, what they carefully omit is that only about 1,500 of those are stranger abductions.
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