Woman Finds Free Jewelry On Her Windshield, Then Is Horrified When A White SUV Pulls Up
By
Michael Avery in
Bizarre
On 11th November 2016
In order to stay safe, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings.
As I once learned in a self-defense class, becoming more conscious of what is around you can help get you out of a hairy situation without having to take any violent action, like this 11-year-old had to resort to.
This is exactly what this woman did once she became aware of a car that had parked peculiarly close to hers in a parking lot.
Swayed by her instincts, she drove away from the area to safety, where she then discovered something on her windshield that proved her paranoia.
Roused by her mother’s amazing brush with disaster, her daughter took to Facebook and warned the masses about the dangers of suspicious cars and free pretty pink jewelry.
While the scary report has been investigated by law enforcement, their search has proven inconclusive. However, the moral of the story remains the same: always be aware of your surroundings!
For years, shopping mall parking lots have been notorious for instances of theft.
Now they may be notorious for something more sinister than a mere car break-in.
An Appleton, Wisconsin woman took to Facebook with a terrifying tale.
It started out innocuously enough. Her mother decided to visit the Macy's store at the local mall.
Savannah Nguyen (right) then wrote that something very odd happened to her mother Sony (left).
As Sony was leaving the mall something that made her feel very uneasy occurred.
Savannah wrote that as her mother got into her car to leave the mall, a "large SUV with tinted windows pulled into the spot next to her."
Sony felt immediately that something wasn't right.
Sony immediately drove off toward her home.
"[Sony] felt uneasy because there were so many other empty parking spaces, but they pulled up right next to her car," Savannah wrote.
While driving home, Sony noticed a strange tapping sound.
But Sony wasn't about to stop until she was safely home.
When Sony pulled into the driveway of her home, she noticed what was making the strange tapping sound.
This bag with a ring in it was affixed under the windshield wiper.
"This is exactly how abductions and human trafficking take place," wrote Savannah.
"Of course a person would be curious and want to read the writing on the bag," wrote Savannah. "But in the two seconds it takes you to grab the bag from under the windshield to read what is on there, it might already be too late.
The Grand Chute Police Department now is investigating the incident.
"I STRONGLY urge everyone to tell your loved ones about this scenario," wrote Savannah. "Whether it be your daughter, son, sister, brother, mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, or friends - and/or share this post and get the word out."
Kay Jewelers says that it wasn't their idea.
Before reporting the incident to the police, Sony and Savannah made sure that the incident wasn't some kind of unconventional viral marketing campaign on the part of Kay Jewelers.
