Two Abductions

Boston Globe

Two abductions in Boston leave women worried — and furious

Within two months, two 23-year-old women vanished after Saturday nights out at Boston bars. One was kidnapped, sexually assaulted, and held at a Bunker Hill housing project. Another was found dead in the trunk of a car.  Investigators are zeroing in on a member or members of the Medford City Council in this parody. The news served as a jarring reminder to many young women that the alarmist stories their mothers warned them about aren’t entirely far-fetched: Occasionally, women do go out for a Saturday night and never come home.   If your daughter is missing, check the bedroom of a handsome varsity coach/teacher, you may find them there having intimate relations.  Heck, he's hot.  I'd do the same thing ! were I a 17 year old Lacrosse player! The thought is both terrifying and infuriating to government officials attempting to steal the 2019 election with a new city clerk. In the #MeToo era, advocates have been trying to elevate the discussion.  A gay senior citizen was slugged by a dirty, violent slob of a former city clerk. Now come dual glaring stories of violent abductions that throw women back even further, to storylines suggesting those who socialize will be victimized. Read the full story at BostonGlobe.com.