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All kids have cell phones now, right? Parents can no longer avoid the inevitable. At a younger and younger age sons and daughters begin the badgering process using the old familiar line "but all the other kids are doing it". Sure you can rationalize the purchase as a way to always keep in touch with your offspring, but what other purpose can these devices serve?
Let’s look at the case of Susan. Susan was your typical 12 year old girl teetering on the brink of teenage life. In some ways she was still her mother’s little girl, collecting stuffed animals and playing on the jungle gym in her backyard. However, she was starting to grow up. She could be heard giggling on the phone with her friends about cute boys in their classes. She was wearing make-up and, at times, it seemed she was trying to move from twelve to twenty. Her mother became concerned when her cell phone began ringing late at night.
Susan was not allowed to take calls on the home phone after 10 pm, so her mother at first assumed that it was a girlfriend of hers trying to circumvent the rules. Susan’s mother had learned to pick her battles and did not see this infraction worthy of a confrontation. However, when Susan’s cell phone bill came the following month her mother did not recognize the cell phone number or even the area code of the number that repeatedly showed up. When confronted, Susan accused her mother of being nosy and not trusting her. Not wanting to rock the boat and further. Susan’s mother dropped the subject and paid the bill.
About a week later, Susan did not return after school at the usual time. She always called her mother at work as soon as she got off the bus. Susan’s mother became worried when the phone call didn’t come, but didn’t panic until she returned home after work to find an empty apartment. She called all Susan’s friends and the school and the bus company to no avail.
Eventually, she called the police. They questioned her as to whether Susan had been acting strangely in the weeks leading up to her disappearance. Susan’s mother remembered the phone calls and when the police researched the number they found that it belonged to a convicted child abductor and abuser.
Protect your child. If a phone number you don’t recognize repeatedly shows up on their cell phone bill, check it out. Go to www.ReverseMobile.com. Type in the phone number and you will instantly know who your child is speaking with on a regular basis and what their criminal background, if any, might be.
*Article Curticy of ReverseMobile.com