i never open forwards but considering that Bickey was the one who sent me this... i did.
> RAPIST TRICK
>
> Know what money you are carrying. You will see why as you read...
>
> Be sure every woman is aware of this method of operating. Share it
> with those you love. Know what money you are carrying. This was
> the first I have heard of a scheme like this. Be safe! Something
> very serious to pay attention to.
>
> Criminals are coming up with craftier, less threatening methods of
> attack, so we have to be extra cautious.
>
> Read on about the author who lives in Alexandria, VA.
>
> I live in Alexandria, VA, but I often work in Lafayette, LA,
> staying with friends when I'm there. As you know from America's
> Most Wanted TV program, as well as the news media, there is a
> serial killer in the Lafayette area. I just want to let you know
> about an "incident" that happened to me a few weeks ago, and could
> have been deadly.
>
> At first I didn't go to the police or anyone with it because I
> didn't realize how serious this encounter was. But since I work in
> a jail and I told a few people about it, it wasn't long before I
> was paraded into Internal Affairs to tell them my story. It was
> approximately 5:15 a.m. in Appaloosas, La. I had stayed with a
> friend there and was on my way to work.
>
> I stopped at the Exxon/Blimpie Pie station to get gas. I got $10
> gas and a Diet Coke. I took into the store two $5 bills and one $1
> bill (just enough to get my stuff). As I pulled away from the
> store, a man approached my truck from the back side of the store
> (an unlit area).
>
> He was an "approachable-looking" man (clean cut, clean shaven,
> dressed well, etc.). He walked up to my window and knocked. Since
> I'm very paranoid and 'always looking for the rapist or killer,' I
> didn't open the window.
>
> I just asked what he wanted. He raised a $5 bill to my window and
> said, "You dropped this." Since I knew I had gone into the store
> with a certain amount of money, I knew I didn't drop it.
>
> When I told him it wasn't mine, he began hitting the window and
> door, screaming at me to open my door, and insisting that I had
> dropped the money! At that point, I just drove away as fast as I
> could.
>
> After talking to the Internal Affairs Department and describing the
> man I saw, and the way he escalated from calm and polite to angry
> and volatile ... it was determined that I could have possibly
> encountered the serial killer myself.
>
> Up to this point, it had been unclear as to how he had gained
> access to his victims, since there has been no evidence of forced
> entry into victim's homes, cars, etc. And the fact that he has been
> attacking in the daytime, when women are less likely to have their
> guard up, means he is pretty BOLD.
>
> So think about it...what gesture is nicer than returning money to
> someone that dropped it?????
>
> How many times would you have opened your window (or door) to get
> your money and say thank you ...
>
> Because if the person is kind enough to return something to you,
> then he can't really be a threat, can he????
>
> Please be cautious! This might not have been the serial killer....
> But anyone that gets that angry over someone not accepting money
> from them can't have honorable intentions. The most important thing
> to note is that his reaction was NOT WHAT I EXPECTED! A total
> surprise! But what might have happened if I had opened my door? I
> shudder to think!
>
> Forward this to everyone you know. Maybe they can be as fortunate
> as I was!
>
> P.S. Ladies, really DO forward this to EVERYONE you know. Even if
> this man wasn't a serial killer, he looked nice, he seemed polite,
> he was apparently doing an act of kindness, but HE WAS NOT A NICE
> PERSON!
>
> Men, send it to all the women in your life. What you do today is
> important because you are exchanging a day of your life for it.
> Make it a good one!
>
> Please forward to anyone you think might benefit from this story..
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