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This video ties to our groups book Stolen Children, because in the rising action of our story, Amy, Kendra’s babysitter gets kidnapped along with Kendra. In the video the babysitter pretends to get kidnapped. -Jagger

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The book The Face on the Milk Carton relates to Stolen Children because both of the books are about children abduction. -Sammy

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This poem called Trapped connects with our book because near the climax of the story, Kendra and Amy are both trapped in a basement together. -Sammy

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This photo of a helicopter associates with Stolen Children because at the resolution they get rescued by a helicopter when the car won’t start. -Sammy

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https://www.pegkehret.com/the-idea-for-stolen-children/

This relates to the book because it is the reason for why Peg Kehret had the idea for the book Stolen Children. -Sage

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This song relates to the story Stolen Children because they explain later on in the story there’s nothing holding them back from escaping. -Lucy

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Shawn Mendes - There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back (Official Music Video)

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This song relates to the book Stolen Children because Hugh expresses that he doesn’t want to hurt Amy but he needs the ransom. -Lucy

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This song relates to the book Stolen Children because it shows how Amy starts to trouble with being alone and having to cope without he mom. -Lucy

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This article relates to the story Stolen Children because their both related to kidnappping -Sage

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SpaceX crew docks at ISS

After a brief delay, SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule successfully docked at the International Space Station. Casey Dreier, chief of space policy at The Planetary Society, joins CBS News' Elaine Quijano and Errol Barnett to discuss the crew's plans for their six-month stay.

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Space SpaceX crew docks at ISS After a brief delay, SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule successfully docked at the International Space Station. Casey Dreier, chief of space policy at The Planetary Society, joins CBS News' Elaine Quijano and Errol Barnett to discuss the crew's plans for their six-month stay.

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This article relates to the story stolen children because their both related to kidnappping and this article has different examples, definitions, and types. -sage

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kidnapping, also spelled kidnaping, criminal offense consisting of the unlawful taking and carrying away of a person by force or fraud or the unlawful seizure and detention of a person against his will. The principal motives for kidnapping are to subject the victim to some form of involuntary servitude, to expose him to the commission of some further criminal act against his person, or to obtain ransom for his safe release. More recently, kidnapping for the purpose of extortion has become a tactic of political revolutionaries or terrorists seeking concessions from a government. In all countries it is considered a grave offense punishable by a long prison sentence or death.

In earlier times kidnapping meant carrying a person away to another country for involuntary servitude. It also referred to the practices of impressing males into military service (also known as crimping) by fraudulent inducement or force and of shanghaiing merchant seamen in port cities.

Abducting young women and selling them for purposes of concubinage or prostitution has also been characterized as a form of kidnapping. In current statutes this is often described as abduction and ordinarily includes the taking or detention of a girl under a designated age for purposes of marriage. In some countries the alienation of a husband from his wife by another woman who entices him away is also delineated as a criminal offense within the meaning of abduction.

Modern kidnapping laws are drawn so as to proscribe the offense of taking a person with the object of extorting large amounts of ransom money or other concessions for his safe return. This became common in the United States during the 1920s and 1930s. The kidnapping in 1932 of the infant son of the internationally known American aviator Charles A. Lindbergh spurred legislation imposing the death penalty for transporting a kidnapped victim across a state line.

In most countries, the offense of kidnapping includes false imprisonment. False imprisonment aggravated by the carrying of the person to some other place is considered a kidnapping, thus inviting a more severe penalty.

The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica Barbara A. Schreiber.

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Kidnapping | Definition, Types, & Examples

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kidnapping, also spelled kidnaping, criminal offense consisting of the unlawful taking and carrying away of a person by force or fraud or the unlawful seizure and detention of a person against his will.

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This video relates to Stolen Children because in the video they talk about a babysitter that got kidnapped, this is the same as our story when Amy and Kendra get kidnapped- Jagger

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The babysitter of the 20-month-old Georgia boy missing since last week said in a new interview that she was supposed to watch the toddler and his brother the day he vanished - but received a cryptic message that left her alarmed.

"I got a text this morning saying they would not be here - would not be babysitting them at 5:29 [a.m.]. Which was kind of odd because I have them even when she doesn't work," Diana McCarta told WSAV, referring to 22-year-old Leilani, whose son Quinton Simon went missing in Savannah on Oct. 5.

Police said the boy was last seen about 6 a.m. and was reported missing to police after 9 a.m. the same day, according to WJCL.

McCartasaid she got another text message at around 9 a.m. the day of the boy's disappearance, "saying have I seen Quinton?"

"I immediately go to their house. I try to help them look, they didn't want that. So, I've been just waiting around like everyone else," she told WSAV.

The babysitter said she had been watching Quinton and his sibling, Zane, for about six months before the disappearance.

"My heart is broken," she told the outlet. "I'm not his mother, I'm not his family, but I love him very much and I just don't know what could happen."

She added: "The police did a really good job of looking and where does a 1-year-old go? They've covered a lot of ground."

The mystery surrounding the boy's disappearance has been "horrible," McCarta told WJCL.

"I keep seeing - picturing his face. I can't sleep at night because I see his face smiling at me the last time I seen him," she told the local ABC affiliate.

Chatham County Police Chief Jeff Hadley said investigators have found no evidence that foul play was involved in the boy's disappearance.

"We're going to hold out hope that he's still alive, that we can find him and bring him home safe to his parents," he said.

The department and the FBI have deployed K-9 teams, drones, helicopters, officers on horseback and heat-detecting technology in the search for Quinton.

The boy lives in the house with his mom, his 3-year-old brother, his mother's boyfriend and his maternal grandparents, local ABC affiliate WJCL reported.

His grandparents, Billie Jo and Thomas Howell, have legal custody of Quinton and his older brother, according to the station.

"She hasn't always done the right thing," Billie Jo Howell said of her daughter in an interview with the station. "Sometimes she does really great, sometimes she doesn't ... I don't know if I can trust her - I don't."

Court records obtained by WJCL show that Billie Jo Howell attempted to evict the child's mother and her boyfriend from her home in early September.

Cops have responded to the home twice in the last two years, according to the Chatham County Police Department. The department didn't provide details on those calls, but said neither was for previous reports of a missing child.

Police said last week there was no evidence that Quinton was abducted and that his case doesn't appear to be a custody dispute.

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Babysitter of missing Georgia toddler got 'odd' text before he vanished

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The babysitter of the 20-month-old Georgia boy who has gone missing said in a new interview that she was supposed to watch the toddler and his brother the day he vanished - but received a cryptic message that left her alarmed.

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This is like the book Stolen Children because in the clip the babysitter disappears and jack jack is taken and this is just like our story because Amy and Kendra got taken, by Smokey and Hugh.- Jagger

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The Incredibles (2004) Syndrome Takes Jack Jack