I guess every three days, you know, to be fair, let's just say once a week.

I am in a target, or a croaker, or a public, or a Costco, or a Walmart with my children,

and it's just me and them.

I've been on crowded New York streets many, many times in museums, you name it.

And I'm wondering about that moment when you realize within that crowd that you

really are alone, your child is gone.

That is a story of a little girl named Cherish Perry Wanko.

Time stories with Nancy Grace.

An eight year old little girl.

I'm Nancy Grace.

This is crime stories.

Thank you for being with us.

Cherish Perry Wanko was with her mother, and everybody starts a story at Walmart, but

that is not where the story starts.

The story does not start in Walmart.

The story actually starts, and I think it was a family dollar, or a dollar general.

And Cherish's mom had her there, and they were buying some clothes for Cherish and her

sister.

And it's the mom and the two girls.

And they try to go to checkout, and the mom doesn't have enough money.

And in steps, a man.

And he says, oh man, you have a problem.

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