Lynn Shaw

Asking for an image, sexual dialogue.

We work with law enforcement.

We work with the DEA.

I have seen it all.

It's unbelievable.

But what happens, so that's one in four.

This is about 25%.

Whatever we think we know, it's always higher, right?

Because this is kind of hidden in darkness, a lot of this stuff with the trafficking exploitation.

And we know the one in four, so 25%, right?

42% of them will go out, attempt to meet that stranger in public.

So where's our stranger danger?

That stayed for decades, stranger danger, right?

Where's our new stranger danger of making our children understand this is going on?

You can't go out and meet a stranger.

Look at the cases in the headlines in the last couple of years.

If you dig around far enough, usually they don't even list it, but I dig around in different things, it'll always have a line, met somebody online, attempting to go meet somebody they met online.

It's almost always when a child is harmed or disappears, it's connected to the Internet.

And so have we not learned anything over the last 30 years?

You know, now we have these studies coming out with the mental health, with the predators.