This Is Your FBI: The Runaway Sister

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The subject of our FBI file armed robbery, it's titled the runaway sister. Tonight's case from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation tells the story of first defender. 40% of all persons arrested are in this class. Most of them are youngsters, fingerprinted for the first time. What starts these kids off? Why do they begin stealing

the usual starting point of a criminal career? Listen to the actual words published in a case history of a typical young first defender. At first I did not steal for game. I stole because it was the most fascinating thing I could do. I didn't want to play tame games nor be confined in a school room.

I liked the daredevil spirit. What sends these boys and girls out on the street in search of dangerous thrills and bad companions? Again and again the answer is parental failure. Failure of the father and mother to provide a home atmosphere that children can enjoy.