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Wairarapa Times-Age [New Zealand]
Wairarapa Times-Age [New Zealand]
9 September 2008
That story about the man in the woman's car -- it's just a story
By Jamie Morton
Masterton police are playing myth-busters in a battle against an unfounded rumour causing widespread fear throughout the town.
The rumour, unrelated to any incident recently reported to police, described how a service station attendant warned a young female customer that a person had hidden in the back seat of her car while she was paying for petrol.
Various versions reported to the Times-Age claimed the incident had occurred at least two Masterton stations and claimed the stow-away was attempting to rape the young female customer to gain entry to gang. [...]
That story about the man in the woman's car -- it's just a story
By Jamie Morton
Masterton police are playing myth-busters in a battle against an unfounded rumour causing widespread fear throughout the town.
The rumour, unrelated to any incident recently reported to police, described how a service station attendant warned a young female customer that a person had hidden in the back seat of her car while she was paying for petrol.
Various versions reported to the Times-Age claimed the incident had occurred at least two Masterton stations and claimed the stow-away was attempting to rape the young female customer to gain entry to gang. [...]
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