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Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

Hi, I'm Kulling, kind of for I get the welfare test.

And there's a little girl sitting on her trampoline and feels a purple calf underfoot.

And she's talking to a strange guy like all the other side of the fence.

Hey, thank the Lord in heaven.

This neighbor was paying attention to a strange man.

And no, I've looked at his picture. He's sprouting horns. He's not green.

There's nothing terribly odd about him except she didn't know him.

She didn't know from the neighborhood.

And he's approached a little girl who's by herself on a trampoline.

Now that's a whole nother can of worms.

I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime Stories.

Thank you for being with us.

Francie Hakes, what about it?

It's incredibly disturbing. They're not surprising to hear that he had cookies, condoms, and a box cutter in his pocket.

This is what we might refer to as a kit of some kind.

Is that his child or kit? Is that what we might call a rape kit? Is that his crime kit?

It looks like that is exactly what it was to me.

That neighbor might have very well saved that child's life in acting so quickly to call the police about a suspicious person around that eight year old little girl.

Francie Hakes, the national coordinator for child exploitation prevention and interdiction.

A lure kit.

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