June 19th, 2013
03:02 PM ET
Agents racing to save girl had one blurred clue
Federal agents watched in horror as an unknown male in an internet photo appealed for stomach-churning advice - how to rape the child beside him. And as the clock ticked, their only clue to track the pair down was a blurred road sign.
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Those agents are awesome. I don't have the words. I have to avoid articles like this because my eyes start to blur.
This agency should get tons more money to help these kids. ....
They were good at thier job,if they need any kind of assistance ,we should all aid them. "never know,you might need thier help"
thanks