Truth Prevails
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Thank you so much for sharing this.Sorry to be so late in responding to this, but I just wanted to comment on the first part -that it would be difficult to abduct a woman of Jennifer's size/smarts, etc. I agree that in some ways she would be a difficult mark; however, if taken by surprise I think any woman can be fairly easily abducted, especially by a man. If surprised by someone seeming to have a gun at the back of one's head (as in Kelsey Smith) or if surprised and overcome by sheer strength.
I can relate this: When I was 17 years old, (certainly less sophisticated than a woman of Jennifer's age, of course) I was at a party and ran into a young man who I knew somewhat, who was a couple of years younger than I. I began a conversation with him, in which time he asked to go to my car for something -can't remember what -maybe a beer, to drive him somewhere -I can't remember. He didn't seem in the least menacing, and I was engrossed in the chat, whatever it was about. At the car, he was behind me as I opened the driver's side door and suddenly pushed me into the car. Before I knew what was happening, he proceeded to get in after me and attempt to assault me. This happened so fast. He overwhelmed me with such strength it was just stunning. I was a healthy, 5'9" woman, and the sheer power of him made me seem like a tiny kitten in comparison. Thankfully, I was able to get out of the passenger side, but just by a hair. This all happened with lightening speed. It was the first time I realized that pound for pound, men pack MUCH more muscle. Much more power than women. (Unless, I suppose, a woman has been lifting weights, etc.) However, in our natural state, we just don't have the power. I'll never forget it. BIG lesson learned, without what could have been awful consequences, thank heavens.
BBM - I've been there, too. Many, many years ago but will never forget that feeling.
I was in good physical shape at the time, lifting weights only a little, but doing aerobics six days a week; and had been for more than a year.
You and I--we were lucky.
What kind of evil took Jennifer Kesse? A girl who never took risks with her safety, who lived a careful, quiet life. Watched who she associated with. New what she was doing. Educated herself in self-defense.
What kind of evil? And why?