I read this in Koosang Koosom Magazine and is a bit alarmed by what had happened. It is written in Thai language and I’m translating this so that if you ever encounter anything similar to this to think twice before helping someone, no matter how innocent they may look or appear. This is a real life story and took place in Thailand.

I want to warn everyone because I don’t know when this will happen again, and who will be the next victim. I think I would feel much better if I’m able to tell everyone of what happened to my friend.

It was around 18.00; my friend got off from work, and was walking down the street to get to the bus station. She saw a girl approximately 7 or 8 years old, sat at the curb crying. She felt sorry for the little girl, so she approached her and asked ‘what’s wrong?’ The little girl told her that she was lost and asked if my friend would take her home. That little girl handed my friend her address, which was not too far from where they were.

My friend was too trusting and did not think anything of the situation, so she took the girl home. When they got to the house, it was very quiet inside and the door was locked. The little girl asked my friend to ring the doorbell, which she did and that was the last she remembered anything. You can probably guess that the doorbell has some sort of electrical current that made her pass out.

She gained her conscious a day later and found herself sleeping naked in a small abandon cabin in the middle of nowhere. She was raped, disoriented, and scared. She did not know what to do and was afraid to report this to the police because she didn’t have a chance to see the person(s) that did this to her. This was the payback that she gets for doing a good deed, for helping that kid (from hell!.) She’s very fortunate that she is alive today, and able to warn other females to be aware of the danger out there.

Next time if you are in a situation similar to this, and a child (boy or girl) asks you to take him/her home because he/she is lost, don’t do it. It is best to take that child to the police station. If you are a male and reading this, please tell this story to your mother, sister, wife, or girlfriend. This incident happened in Thailand, one never know when and where this could happen again.