Pennsylvania Mom Arrested After Faking Abduction With Daughter

May 28, 2009


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  1. Pennsylvania Mom Arrested After Faking Abduction With Daughter - Chattahbox.com « AddingInfo.com on May 28th, 2009 6:57 am

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  2. mitzi on May 28th, 2009 10:10 am

    It amazes me the difference in language and descriptions in the media’s repor-

    of something involving a white person, versus a member of another group. She

    didnot “borrow” another person’s drivers’ license, she stole that person’s identity!

    She committed very serious crimes not a “hoax”. She falsely accussed two Black

    men invoking more racial tension in an already divided community, Philadelphia.

    She is no more than trailer-trash and a criminal. I hope those “2 Black men”

    are part of the jury that convicts this misfit. She needs to go to jail!

  3. Trade Jim News » Pennsylvania Mom Arrested After Faking Abduction With Daughter - Chattahbox.com on May 28th, 2009 1:14 pm

    [...] (ChattahBox) — What appeared to be a highly publicized violent crime which included an Amber Alert and massive local and national media coverage has turned in a potential hoax. A desperate search for Bonnie Sweeten and her 9-year-old daughter Julia Rakoczy, which began after she called 911 Tuesday … Go to Source [...]

  4. Pennsylvania Mom Arrested After Faking Abduction With Daughter - Chattahbox.com | YoGoG.com on May 28th, 2009 1:14 pm

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