anyone watching 48 hrs investigates?

[bambii]

i saw it last night and I would like to tell the parents modeling agents dont surf the web, they would be better of and to call the agents and ask what kind of pictures they would accept. and keep sending them in take the kids to the agent office, so on.

this guy sent this 11 year old a school girl uniform and she wanted to see pictures of her in them for a cost of 150.00 and they have now decided to hook up a web cam so her fans can see what her life is like.

I will try to get a link for the show

http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/48hours/main3410.shtml

since my links never work go to

www.cbsnews.com in the blue area it reads 48 hours click that and that is where it talks about KIDS FOR SALE

 

[bumcat]

It was much worse, IMO, than JonB. You would of had to have seen it to truly understand.
Put it this way: Let's say you have an 11 yr old daughter and you let old men and women come to your house and pay 20.00 per month to sit down awhile and watch her show off her nice legs, move around in all diff. positions, some poses are in short shorts, some in her swim suit, etc. They were poses that 11 yr olds should not be doing. These parents know that it's a bunch of perverted child molester types getting off on watching their kids but they don't care because they are making good money. Like Bambii said agents do not surf the web looking for models, also most teen boys are not going to being paying 20.00 per mo. to watch this stuff. The main audience is going to be older men and women.
And yes the parents accepted the dress and they let her pose in it, it was a nice dress but just picture an old man getting off to watching this little girl pose in it disgusted me. He only has one thing on his mind, imo.