23 year old posing as 15 year old

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t there a Drew Barrymore movie with that premise?

I'm sure there've been several movies with that premise. He was only at school for a couple of weeks when they caught him.

Yeah that's happened a few times all around the world. The sad part is I think sometimes it is actually because the person wants to improve their life chances and re-do an education they may have screwed up the first time round.

[Anonymous]

Cops.
Cops cops cops.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is this illegal? I mean, not cool of him but if the text wasn’t sexual (you never mentioned it, so I only assume it wasn’t) then why would the police get involved?

Yeah there's definitely a scenario in which a 23-yo posing as a 15-yo to another 15-yo is "cool". Good luck with that parenting strategy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NP here. We live in DC. If we were to report such an incident to the police or FBI, how would we go about doing so? Via email, phone, or walk in?

Thank you in advance for any help.

I would call the police non-emergency number. I think it's highly doubtful the FBI would be interested. I'm sure local PD would have the answer.

[Anonymous]

Call the center for missing and exploited children. On the menu, there’s a specific line for cyber issues like this. You will leave all the info you have and they actually call you back to let you know which police dept it’s been assigned to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Call the center for missing and exploited children. On the menu, there’s a specific line for cyber issues like this. You will leave all the info you have and they actually call you back to let you know which police dept it’s been assigned to.

Thank you!