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child-stealing

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See: abduction


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Over the past 20 years, she has been finding and collecting stories from native people across North American very similar to the ones she knew from California about child-stealing giants with a basket on their back--cannibal giants, hairy monsters, and human-like beings that lived in the woods.
Spookily though, she suddenly found her head racing with the same thoughts her character had upon tearily discovering she was now going to have to eat for two, in addition to fending of the global threat of alien attackers in the slimy form of child-stealing nasties, the 456.
Daily News Mother charged with child stealing Child-stealing charges were filed against a woman accused of abducting her children from the Glendale home of their father and grandmother after spending two days in jail for child endangerment.
 
 
 
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