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This is a true story.

The woman left the office after working hours and saw a little child crying on the road. Feeling pity for the child, she went to ask what happened. The child said, 'I am lost. Can you take me home please?' Then the child gave her a slip of paper and tells the woman where the address is. The woman, being an average kind person who didn't suspect anything took the child there. And there when they arrived at the child's home', the kind hearted woman pressed the door bell and she was electrocuted as the bell was wired with high voltage, and fainted. The next day when she woke up, she found herself in an empty house up in the hills, naked. Condoms were all thrown around with semen all over her and flowing from her body. There were at least about 20 condoms! She had not even seen her assailants. That's why nowadays crimes are targeted on kind people like her. Next time if the same situation occurs, never bring the child to theintended place. If the child insists, then bring the child to the police station.Lost children are best sent to police stations. Please send thisto all your female friends/colleagues, and your friends withgirlfriends and friends with wives. It is better to receive this athousand times than be a victim once!

Please tell this on to family members. It is better to be informed. It is sad that we cant even help children now!


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