Sept. 17, 2024

That's My Baby true scary story

That's My Baby scary story. This true scary story is from Episode #9 of Your Scary Stories. Your Scary Stories is a show focused on sharing your true scary stories LIVE every Monday at 10:30pm EST. To learn more about the Show, or to submit your true...

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Yeah, we're live across eight platforms right now, so if

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you want to comment a long feel free to do so.

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Some people already are and I've got to go ahead

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and get into the next one. Sounds good. This story

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is called That's My Baby. This isn't actually really old

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Reddit post. It's deleted. Yeah, it's been deleted for several years.

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But the story is absolutely crazy. So this is called

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That's My Baby. My husband and I were at the

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supermarket and our baby was being especially fussy, so we

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took the baby on a quick drive, the motion of

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which usually calms the baby down. It took only about

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ten minutes to settle her down, and I was in

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the store, but unsure how much longer i'd be in there.

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There's no reception inside, so my husband was the one

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doing this with the baby, so he's the one driving

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around trying to get the baby to sleep. Very common

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thing to use a car. People do that to get

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drive around and get the baby to fall asleep. So

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it says he pulled back up into the parking lot

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to wait for me. It was an unseasonably nice day,

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so he took her in the car seat and he

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had the carrier and whatever to set on one of

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the benches outside of the store. He took a business

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call and sat down with the baby in the carrier.

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A woman well dressed in mid thirties and an average

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height approach them. It's not uncommon for people to approach that.

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To look at the baby, she is cute. She's got

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big rosy cheeks, soft wisp of gold hair, and the

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most adorable toothless grin. And she looks even cuter when

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she's taken a nap. But her nap schedule was paramount.

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So my husband saw the woman approaching and being prepared

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to talk and converse with the baby like people often do.

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He was prepared to tell her that she couldn't and

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the baby was taking a nap. The lady walked up

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and asked if she could hold the baby, And this

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is at this point in time, he said, just like

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he would do, the baby's taking a nap. She act

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like she was going to walk away for a second,

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and this is when things got in and arresting. She

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turned back around with nonchalant, great confidence, and before he

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even finished the sentence explaining that again that she was

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napping and not to be touched, she picked up the

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carrier and started walking off. He was in shock for

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that moment, not fully believing someone would be ballsy enough

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to do this, something so sinister like this, and plaining daylight.

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He said, excuse me, can you put her down? His

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panic mounted, but she remained calm the entire time, which

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was strange. He was panicking, she was calm. He called

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after her a little bit loud, repeating the same thing,

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put her down, come back with her. The lady started

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to walk away more briskly than she had approached. He

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ran at this point to catch up with her, trying

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to grab the carrier out of her hands, finally resulting

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to restraining her arms, and the woman starts yelling help.

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He's taking my baby. Please call nine poet one help me.

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She was kicking him in the shin and pulling a

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pink bottle of pepper spray out of her handbag. Of course,

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no one in the parking lot was clocking or realized

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what had happened earlier before this interaction, and assumed immediately

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that he was a kidnapper. A lone man in a

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deadpool T shirt versus a tiny, well dressed woman. Immediately,

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a man knocked my husband to the ground and was

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holding him down. He could hear bystanders encouraging the woman

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to file at police report and call the police, but

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she was doing a very convincing job of acting shaken up,

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insisted she just wanted to get home and get away

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from there. My husband was in a raw state at panic,

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realizing the entire parking lot had banded together to inadvertently

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facilitate the kidnapping of our daughter. He was begging and

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pleading with them, but nobody would listen. They just kept

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screaming at him. The jig was up and he needed

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to remain laying there because the police would be there soon,

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and how could he do such a thing like this,

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terrorizing a young mother. My husband finally had the idea

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to show them family photos on his phone, but too

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panicked to think clearly. The way he manifested this was

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by shouting, I had pictures the baby on my phone.

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Of course, everybody interpreted this as him having some strange

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stalking pictures of the photos of the baby, or something worse. Possibly.

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I guess it was at this point that a man

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and I can't really entirely blame him for this, because

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considering what he thought my husband was doing. Kicked my

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husband as hard as he could in the ribs, which

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ended up breaking several ribs. At this point, I was

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coming out of the store and I thought that he

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was being robbed by these people. I was yelling for

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security so panicked, my chest constricted, I couldn't even get

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out of sound. It was then that I realized that

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he did not have our baby with him. Then I

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looked over and I saw she was being held by

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a woman. I was relieved. I thought maybe the woman

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intervened to move our daughter out of harm's way while

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my husband was being robbed. She was walking away to

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get help. I couldn't find a security guard outside in

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the near area, so I ran up to these people

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holding that were holding my husband down, and I was waving, waving,

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waving my wallet repeatedly at them and tell them take

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whatever you want, please take whatever you want, just leave

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us alone, please. One of the men holding him down

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said something like, lady, we need to wait for the

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police to deal with him. I was so confused. Why

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would the muggers have to call the police? I said,

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what do you mean, what are you talking about? I

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made out someone saying something like he tried to abduct

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that woman's child. I didn't understand. I was sure i'd

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misheard them. My husband would never hurt a child. We

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have four kids. If he was going to commit a crime,

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bringing home another kid would be the last thing he

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would do. I kept trying to understand what they were

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all saying. There were so many voices coming from everywhere.

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Then suddenly it all clicked. I looked around for the

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woman who had the baby carrier, and she was already

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halfway across the parking lot. I went into a total

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ballistic tiger cub mode. Literally leaped out of my heels

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and spread it across the parking lot. I'm not a

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UFC fighter or anything. Heck, I've never even taken a

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self defense class, so all I could think of doing

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was grabbing the lady by her hair and I squeezed

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her face with my other hand. It didn't do much.

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She was starting to get away even as I grappled

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with her. Amazingly, none of the other bystanders had yet

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to connect that my husband was telling the truth and

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this woman was trying to leave with our baby. I

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yanked on her hair as hard as I could, and

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that was enough to make her drop the car put

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the carrier down on the ground. I was scared and

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surprised that I actually didn't know what to do, so

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I threw myself on top of the carrier and covered

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the entire thing like a blanket. The woman, at this

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point quickly left the area. Not even one person tried

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to stop her, even though she was clearly leaving without

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the child she claimed was hers, which would be pretty

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damn incriminating if I'd watched all that. Within the next

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couple of minutes, the police arrived. After that, they were

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still bystanders who claimed that my husband was trying to

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kidnap the baby. The police, to my whoror, assumed that

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she must have not had bad intentions, and the first

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questions they asked me after getting her description of the

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lady was things like maybe you shouldn't press charges on her.

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They were still blacing the plame with my husband. Here's

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a small sample of what they were saying. Do your

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husband and the baby not look? Is there a chance

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she thought that he was actually taking the baby and

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she was trying to intervene. Could your husband have been

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doing something violent? Maybe it made her feel compelled to

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take the baby did she seem confused. They spent more

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time verifying that the baby was actually in mine than

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concerning themselves with the fact that the baby was not

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actually hers. My husband at this point called us brother

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who worked in an office with a lot of lawyers,

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and we connected with one asap on the scene, who

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gave us the priceless advice to get every officer's badge

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name and to request copies of the store security tapes

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right away, and to escalate the complaint higher up the chain.

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Didn't seem like they were taken as very serious at

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this point. The officers finally, after much debate and many

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questions on our part and request, we had a reason

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to believe that we were being taken serious, and we

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headed home. We both just shook and cried until we

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had to go get our other kids from school. My

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husband is seeding with rage and grappling with the fear

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of helplessness from how little he was able to do

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and multiple cracked ribs on top of this from the

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man who kicked him. I guess to the officer's credit,

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they did asked if we wanted to press charges against

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the man, but considering the man was convinced that he

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was stopping to kidnap it at that time, and he

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even stayed after to talk to the police and apologized

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several times. When the truth became clear, my husband declined

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to press charges. Amazingly and frustratingly, there were still people

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who stuck around to talk to the police, giving us

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dirty looks and still convinced that the husband my husband

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was involved with kidnapping. I even heard one man tell

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the police they get CPS involved to verify the baby

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is actually ours.

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Oh lord, that's messed.

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Uh. Yeah. After the flea market one last week, I

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was like, oh, I gotta I gotta share this one.

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That's creepy. So we talked about last week, Right, it's

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like a similar scenario ish, very but I don't think

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the husband did anything wrong that Like the last week

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when we talked about the flea market one, the guy

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was not paid attention with his kid, right.

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Yeah, he was follow of the year of material.

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In this case, the woman just comes up, takes the

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kid and just starts heading off.

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That's so crazy.

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Yeah. When I read this one, I was like, dang,

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this is a this is a crazy story that You're

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right though, that takes like a lot of like, who

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just walks in.

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There, that's the crazy person's thing to do.

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Or I guess it was outside the store. Who just

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walks up outside the store and does that. But I

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can see, okay, so obviously I've made a lot of

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babies in my day. I can see the situation that

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they're talking about. When somebody's like approaching the baby, like

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I'm gonna what a cute baby. I'm going to talk

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to the baby, you know whatever, maybe even maybe touch

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a baby's hair or something like people do, and then

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to just take off with it. That's just it. That's

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just crazy, man.

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I just I can't even bathom how you could react

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in that situation any better than what they did reacting.

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I mean, like you know they were this was like

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a nightmare scenario. It was so crazy that it kind

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of shuts down all your ability to process information. It's like, nobody,

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this is this nuts. Nobody's gonna be that nuts. Just

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walk up and pick up a kid and go.

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They even talked about how and everybody's commented, long live

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hey Tory, Hey everybody else. We got things, will go

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ahead and throw them up here. This woman is insane.

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Someone said, nightmare situation. Someone said, then someone else comments,

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at least they got the baby back. Yeah, so I

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could really feel for the husband because you'd be in

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a panic state at that point in time, and you'd

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be like, I've got photos, and it wouldn't come across

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like genuine.

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That's best messed up.

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I think, though, there's a chance you might side with

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the woman if you didn't know.

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Yeah, I mean, it happens a lot of times where

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like you know, you got there's a one random guy

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acting a little crazy, and then you got to put

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together for one there assume yeah, he's the one that's crazy,

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because the idea that someone is that nuts but they'll

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just walk up, calmly, pick up the carrier and start

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walking off with it is in you wouldn't You wouldn't

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be able to believe that someone could do that, but

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apparently they can.

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You wouldn't be able to believe it. You could almost

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picture this plane out in front of you. Oh absolutely, yeah,

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we were holding the guy down. Call the police, Call

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the police, and while meanwhile she's just kind of sneaking

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off across the parking lot with the carrier.

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I gotta tell you, I don't care how relieved I

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would be afterwards, I was still press charge and it's

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that guy that kicked me.

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Wow, what do you think you listening out there? Like,

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would you press charge against the guy that thought he

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was doing right? Luke wid Yeah, I mean it truly

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did get several broken ribs. That would be terrible. But

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can you see, I guess better way word? Can you

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feel the emotions that must have been going through this

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man as he went home? Yeah, A feeling of hopelessness, right,

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we's men, we's tough. Yeah, all jokes aside, that would

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be a terrible feeling, like, hey, this is my job

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to be the protector.

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Yeah, and yeah, that's crazy that I honestly didn't expect

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that story. That story is nuts, just thinking like I

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keep coming back too, you know what. Right, So when

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she came out the store, that scene had to be

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something that you could never dream of happening. You see

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these people surrounding your husband and you don't know what's

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going on there.

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You think that he's just being robbed, right, and you

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see this lady off in the distance kind of walking

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away with the baby, like, and you got to like

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figure out what's going You have to process information very

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quickly here.

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Yeah, and that's too much. That's too much for people

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to process. And so that's why it was like she

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took a second before she even realized what was happening.

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You know, this happened much faster than you know, we

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all laid it all out to by phone.

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Yeah, oh man, that's crazy.

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Yeah, we got a lot of people listening live. One

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looks like Twitter is the most people on YouTube. We

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got people on every platform right now. Somebody said, now,

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I would say keep the woman there too, just in case. Well,

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the thing is so, I think what happened was this

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lady may never went in the store. Who knows, right,

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could just walk up from outside. I assume this altercation

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took place somewhere on the mid to the end of

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the parking lot. She just kind of sneaks off. Nobody

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at this point was probably understanding what was going on.

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I'm sure it was confusing for every everybody involved.

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Yeah. Yeah, a lot of people, Yeah, trying to process

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all that. Yeah, I know, each other. Probably there's probably

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more altercations that we don't even know about afterwards, like oh,

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where'd she go?

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You know, it's like, yeah, tell you what it makes

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me want to do.

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Most of these stories make me do that.

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Yeah, that's a scary story. That's scarier than the flea

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market one. Yeah that was maybe it's defense and it

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can't even process anything, you know.

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Yeah, that's definitely worse.

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Everybody banned against the guy. That'd be so terrible.

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It's just the worst. That's so crazy.

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Well, I was excited for you to hear that one.

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The look of disgust on your face was there, and

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you'd press charges.

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So yeah, screw that guy.

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You going to hell. You're pressing charges.

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Jeff Townsend media sees you good night, and the question

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is do I stay here? Will you be back? Are

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you gonna come back?

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Will you be back? Are you coming back?

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