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Barry Tate Quotes
«Bundy, a fairly attractive and intelligent man would lure women to his side by asking for help.»
Author: Barry Tate
«Usually, the most common type of attacker looks like your next door neighbor. They are married and have a family.»
Author: Barry Tate
«Just because someone looks safe, doesn't always mean they are. Always be aware of your surroundings, pay attention to who is walking up behind you, or who seems to be paying more attention to you than they should.»
Author: Barry Tate
«Toss the purse away from yourself and most likely they will go after it, and that is when you run and seek help.»
Author: Barry Tate
«Try to avoid walking alone. If you want to exercise, have a friend or your spouse walk with you.»
Author: Barry Tate
«If you get that feeling that something isn't quite right, most of the time it isn't.»
Author: Barry Tate
«Even if the perpetrator is angered enough by your refusal to go along with his demands, to where he wants to harm you, you still have a chance of survival if you're not under his total control.»
Author: Barry Tate
«In most instances, if you are fleeing from a perpetrator, and he fires at you, most likely he won't hit a vital organ. So you still have more of a chance of survival than what you would if they drove you to that second location where they could make sure your dead.»
Author: Barry Tate