New Video Shows How Easy It Is For A Child To Be Abducted!

A worried mum was concerned her husband wasn’t paying proper attention to their child and decided to set him up to teach him a lesson.

With the help of Youtube prankster Joey Salads, mum Emily organised a fake ‘abduction’ to show her husband just how easy it was to take a child, especially when all his attention was on the phone.

The scene was set with five year old Josh playing happily on the equipment at the park while his dad sat on a nearby bench focused on his phone.

“Look, he’s texting. I’m going to go now,” said Salads.

The prankster then casually walks up to Josh and offers him some lollies. Josh was the only child on the playground and yet his father didn’t even notice the stranger talking to his son.

“Want candy? Let’s go. Want some more candy? Yeah? Come with me, we’ll go and get more,” Salads said, as he led the boy away by his hand.

Emily had been so worried about her husband’s lack of parental supervision that she knew Salads would have no trouble leading her son away.

“I think it’s possible if you call Josh over he’s going to come,” she said “His father’s not going to be paying attention, so you definitely have a chance of scooping him up.”

Her worst fears were realised when Joey was led away from the playground, right under his father’s nose.

“Oh my God,” she said in horror while watching from a distance.

After some time had passed, the father jumps to his feet to look for his son but he’s nowhere to be found.

That was the moment Emily jumps in and starts accusing him of not paying attention to their son.

“What the f*** is wrong with you? You’re not paying attention, sitting there one your phone not paying attention,” she yelled.

“I don’t know where the f*** he is. Where is he?” the father replied.

“That’s ‘cause you’re not paying attention to him,” Emily accused.

“We’ve set you up because I knew you don’t pay attention when you have your son.”

“Oh please,” the father replied angrily, before Joey walked into the shot with Josh.

“We’ve set you up, well I saw you texting so I abducted him with some candy,” the prankster explained.

“Thank God, come here boy,” the relieved father said.

“You know to keep an eye on him, because it was just like that,” Joey told the father, snapping his fingers.

The video may be a set up, but it clearly illustrates how easy it is to become distracted and how quickly a child can disappear from view. Salads said he created the video because he wanted to warn how easy it is to abduct a child in public if the parents aren’t paying attention. “It could possibly save a life,” he said.

What do you think? Is this video a good idea or not?