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If you're a parent who thinks you might be too paranoid because you worry about letting your children leave your sight, read one: Stefan [and his sister] Tahisha ... began tossing a ball back and forth to each other. At some point, the ball rolled down a hill and toward two satellite dishes that were located on the grounds of the apartment complex. Tahisha went to retrieve the ball, and Stefan saw her for the last time when she walked down the hill toward the satellite dishes.  As Stefan watched Tahisha head down the hill, he heard their mother call to them to come inside. Stefan then turned around to go back to their apartment. He went upstairs with his mother and told her Tahisha had gone to get the ball. Approximately 10 minutes later, about 7:00 p...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on June 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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