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Offline Ptarmigan

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'We have done an unforgivable thing to our child': Japanese parents who left their son, 7, in bear-infested woods as a punishment break their silence - as military joins search
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3619619/We-unforgivable-thing-child-Parents-left-son-7-bear-infested-woods-punishment-break-silence-Japan-s-military-joins-search.html

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The parents who left their young son in bear-infested woods as a punishment have admitted doing 'an unforgivable thing' as the search for him entered a fifth day.

Japan's military today joined hundreds of police and volunteers in the hunt for seven-year-old Yamato Tanooka who was abandoned in dense forest on Saturday afternoon.

His parents initially said he disappeared while they foraged for plants, but later admitted to police that they had disciplined him for being naughty.

Pretty sickening! There is a time for discipline, but this is just abuse.  :mad: :argh:
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Bear lives matter.

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I'm pretty certain they weren't expecting Yogi and Booboo to grab the kid like a lost pic-a-nic basket!
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Well, at least it wasn't a dingo.
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