Important. And need quick answer. Kidnapping?

paula92188 · Oct 2, 2004

I live in Massachusetts, and my friend who is 15 years of age went to main with her "friend" who is 18. She didn't tell her dad where she was going. I had gotten a call earlier today from him asking me where she was since she had told me, I told him. My question is; Is it illegal for him to take her to Maine with getting parental concent first? I want to know what he can be charged with if so.

Happy Trails · Oct 2, 2004

paula92188 said:
I live in Massachusetts, and my friend who is 15 years of age went to main with her "friend" who is 18. She didn't tell her dad where she was going. I had gotten a call earlier today from him asking me where she was since she had told me, I told him. My question is; Is it illegal for him to take her to Maine with getting parental concent first? I want to know what he can be charged with if so.

Uh oh, someone's in big trouble. He can get in trouble for transporting a minor across state lines without parental permission.

He also could get in trouble for all kinds of things, depending on just exactly what they are doing in Maine.

CdwJava · Oct 2, 2004

This guy is looking at NUMEROUS state and federal charges.

He should probably get this child home QUICK and see what he can do to minimize the damage before the locals and the feds get involved. In my state he would be looking at many years in state prison as well as a likely lifetime registration as a sex offender ... because I seriously doubt they're in Maine enjoying the view.

- Carl

stealth2 · Oct 3, 2004

And expect that she's not going to be your friend once she finds out who told her Dad. But..... you did the right thing.

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