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13-year-old Scottish girl Janet Anderson hurried along the footpath. She had gone home

over her lunch break, which was due to end shortly. As she needed her school, Janet passed

a small black car parked to the side of the road. Its bonnet was up and its all-man in

overalls was peering down at the car's engine.

Noticing Janet, he called out to her and asked if she could help him by holding the bonnet

up for a minute while he looked under the vehicle for signs of a fault. Janet had been

brought up to respect her elders and the man looked pleasant enough, so she agreed.

The car's bonnet was heavy. Janet had to use both hands to keep it raised while the

man crawled under the car. Before long, Janet was startled by something. The man had

reached out from below and was grooping her beneath her skirt.

Janet screamed, let go of the bonnet and fled. After running a short distance, Janet realised

that she should take down the licence plate of her attack his vehicle, so he could be identified

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