Barnsley man Child abuse scam

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    Now claiming somebody else had his phone...
     
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    I'm surprised they're allowed to do what they do. If they were set up simply to offer support and help to victims then fair enough but the name hunters implies they actively try to seek out people which is a totally different thing
     
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    They've been watching too much American TV. In this instance it does sound like the lad needs professional help.
     
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    Yeah n if you look an listen to all posts they didn't report it missing until they realised it was all over Facebook. Hunters phoned his mum and she put his dad on pretending to be Sam (the son) to try an get him off hook
     
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    They do both,,,, you've got to seek out the scum before you can help the victims. And in these cases the victims are scared to come forward, so with Hunters help they have backing and help
     
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    Months ago they tracked one of these 'nonces' to Sheffield and told him to id his self by carrying a lidl bag..

    Someone mostly me had been lidl before work to get lunch etc.

    If I'd caught later train then things would have been interesting...
     
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    I feel like I lost a good 50 IQ points reading that, and I didn't have 50 to begin with
     
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    If I had the time and patience, I would've happily gone through every post and corrected every single mistake. My head hurt just reading most of it.
     
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