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Mom, Dad--Stop Kidnapping Me! Posted by ueberbill (10586 views) [E-Mail link] [Bad Parents] [Beating Dead Horses] Two parents who told their daughter they were taking her on a pre-wedding shopping trip are now charged with kidnapping the woman. Instead of a taking a trip to a local Provo, Utah mall, they drove their protesting daughter 240 miles to Grand Junction, Colorodo while trying to convince her not to get married. The parents brought home Julianna Redd (now Myers--she did end up getting hitched) AFTER she was supposed to be married at the Mormon temple in Salt Lake City. The daughter fully supports the charges of second-degree felony kidnapping and hopes her parents get help. Details Modified by ueberbill on 2006/10/05 11:00   1 Article displayed.

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