Here’s what the FBI says you should do if you receive a call from someone who claims to have kidnapped your relative:
· Ask to speak to the hostage.
· Ask the kidnapper to describe the hostage.
· Listen to the voice of the kidnap victim.
· Try and get in touch with the hostage through social media, phone calls or text messages to check if they’re OK.
· Make some more time for yourself by repeating the kidnapper’s request back to them, or claim to be writing down what they’re saying.
· Try and avoid arguing with the kidnapper.
· Ask for the hostage to call you from their own phone.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/fbi-warns-of-virtual-kidnapping-scam-in-nyc-2015-1#ixzz3OoHwAvlj
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