You're so right Ken. You have to WATCH your children. Anything can happen in 30 seconds. This is unrelated, but since you made a missing person's thread the day, you may be intrigued to know about it.
This is one of the last home footages of 2 year old Teekah Lewis. Her mother and relatives brought her to a bowling alley in Tacoma, Washington in January of 1999. TONS of family were there. They were celebrating on the weekend. All the adults in the family were watching all of the children in the family. Teekah's momma allowed her to play in the arcade a few feet away from the lanes, as she also watched adult relatives bowl. She checked on Teekah, from the lanes, according to her, frequently. Then, the unthinkable happened. She turned back, and Teekah was gone. She searched the archade, the bathrooms, the floor, and after about 20 minutes, finally told the workers to make an announcement on the speakers for the child. No one could find Teekah. They called the police and it was soon determined that Teekah was abducted from the arcade. There was an EXIT in the arcade that the abductor took her out. Someone who pulled up to the bowling alley around the time she dissapeared, said they saw and heard a purple Potomac car SPEEDING off. That was in 1999. She's still missing. ANYTHING can happen.
