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Amber Hagerman Pedophile Case Study

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This particular source focuses on the history, advantages, and the disadvantages that may arise while an alert is sent out. Amber Hagerman- a nine-year-old girl who resided in Arlington, Texas disappeared in 1998. Amber was presumed missing for four days, until her body was found. Due to lack of resources and technology available at the time this pedophile is still roaming our streets. There were no laws in place to trigger alerts when Amber disappeared, which made it harder to ask the public for help. The only resources that were available at the time were television, newspapers, and radio station. Once Amber’s Case made headline news it was decided that we can’t allow this to just pass, stricter laws need to be put in place. The public pushed

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