Jason Schutt gets suprised by his friend sasquatch
Jason Schutt

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MALE; 50 Y/O

Washington, U.S.A.

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The Day I Was Kidnapped!!!

The Unexpected Kidnapping
It was a day that would forever be etched in my memory – the day I got kidnapped. Back when I was 15 years old, I was enrolled in a driver's training course. Our school would organize a mass driver's training class every summer, where 50 or 60 kids would gather in the high school cafeteria. This particular incident occurred during the second week of a three-week class.

I sat in the back row, completely zoned out and oblivious to what was happening in the class, until... The outside door of the cafeteria swung open forcefully, and we heard a deep voice bellow, "Nobody move!" My head whipped around to see one man dressed like a ninja and another in 1980s Army fatigues. The one resembling a ninja was carrying what looked like a wooden katana, while the other had a bright orange squirt gun. Immediately, I recognized the two figures as my brother and his best friend. They hesitated for a second before setting their sights on me. They charged forward, grabbing me out of my chair and dragging me for about 20 feet before one of them finally said, "Get up and run, Jason!" Outside the cafeteria, their accomplice and getaway driver, our army kidnapper's brother, awaited us.

The Unexpected Reunion
We drove back to my parents' house, where my mom was quite shocked to see me with the three of them. "How come you're not in driver's training?" she asked, perplexed. I could only respond with, "I was kidnapped." Now, this was not the first time I had said something outlandish to my mother, so everyone else in the room burst into laughter. However, my mom remained unfazed because she knew the phone was about to ring. And it did.

On the other end of the line was our high school principal, having to explain to my mother how two men had barged into the cafeteria and dragged me out in broad daylight. Mom's response was a very subdued, "I see." She hung up the phone and quickly came back to us, telling us that we needed to go down and apologize. She went on to explain that she had been told the driver's training instructor was freaking out, thinking the National Guard was conducting maneuvers in the school, and he had not been informed.

The Aftermath
Going back down to the school, we walked into the office to see the superintendent of schools and the principal sitting there. To our surprise, they were both laughing hysterically at what we had done. However, they did ask us to apologize to the teacher. Then, they asked me in all seriousness if I knew anything about it, to which I replied, "No." Since I didn't know anything about it, they would not hold my absence against me in the class. They did suggest, though, that my brother and his friends needed to go to the police station and smooth things over with them.

At this point, we had no idea how far this had escalated. So, we went to the police station, and I walked in and told them, "I was kidnapped." They asked if I was alright, and I said, "Yes, I'm fine." They then asked who had kidnapped me, and I pointed at the other three. "Is it okay if we get your statement?" they inquired, handing me a piece of paper. When I asked what I was supposed to put on the paper, they said, "Just write about everything that happened in your day." So, I started chronologically at 7:02 a.m. when my alarm went off, up until the point where I wrote, "12:24 – kidnapped."

The Unexpected Outcome
The police officers were having a good time with this; they thought the whole thing was hilarious. They took my brother and his friends' mugshots and confiscated their "weapon" – the squirt gun. To this day, they still have that squirt gun. When asked if I wanted to press charges, I declined at that time. Little did we know that such an incident would not be taken lightly today. I would have been strung up alongside them as an accomplice to my own kidnapping.

Looking back, it was a bizarre and unexpected turn of events that could have had serious consequences. However, the lightheartedness with which it was handled by the authorities and the sheer absurdity of the situation made it a memorable and amusing anecdote to share. It serves as a reminder that sometimes, even the most outlandish occurrences can unfold in the most unexpected ways, leaving us with stories to tell for years to come.

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