Yeah. It's just too fricking easy to steal a child. Perv says, 'Want to see my puppy?' Kid toddles over. Perv drags the kid inside and takes off. No witness. No evidence. And now," I said, "the long wait for a phone call… that never comes.
The quote highlights the terrifying ease with which a child can be abducted by a predator, emphasizing the danger even in seemingly harmless interactions. The predator uses a false sense of friendliness, asking to see a puppy to lure the child away without suspicion.
The speaker expresses frustration and despair over the helplessness of preventing such crimes, pointing out the lack of witnesses or evidence in these situations. The long, futile wait for communication after the event underscores the emotional toll of such traumatic incidents, as depicted in James Patterson’s book "The 6th Target."
