Authorities in Tennessee arrested a suspected kidnapper after a keen KFC employee noticed a note begging for help that the victim left behind.
You can now listen to Fox News articles!has been credited with assisting law enforcement authorities in the arrest of a man who kidnapped a woman, according to a report.Sunday for evading arrest and kidnapping after the victim he was with secretly wrote a note begging for help and left it behind for the keen employee, Fox 13 of Memphis reported.
After Glay and the woman exited the restaurant, the employee called law enforcement to report a possible kidnapping, providing them the note and a description of the man and the woman, according to the report.
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