Kidnap & Rescue (TV Series) Project Child Save (2011) User Reviews

Absolutely True

[aspcc-cwhite · 10/10 · 18 July 2014]

The previous reviewer has an erroneous opinion obviously based on ZERO research. I can attest to the FACT that this episode is about a real organization. Look up the HALO Corporation and Project Child Save and you will find plenty of information that supports that. I know some of the volunteers in Project Child Save personally and I have trained with some of them. This is a great episode about an organization that goes to the extremes necessary to put bad guys in their graves and rescue children that would otherwise be lost forever. These guys do this as volunteers with no pay. They are REAL heroes. Writing bogus reviews in order to attempt to discredit them is quite low.

If this person in the previous review wants to come out to Los Angeles and meet the team, I would be more than happy to make the arrangements.

Fake episode about a fake organization

[megareefer · 1/10 · 3 July 2011]

An entire episode about the so-called non-profit organization "Project Child Save" centered in the person of Ty Ritter that claims to travel the world killing kidnappers and rescuing American children.

He claims to be saving children for 30 years. The episode mentions 70 kids saved in 60 operations, but the website claims that they were more than 200. At first he manages to go with his team to Brazil, there they get super modern weapons, dress like military, finds the shag were an American kid is being kept hostage for 1 1/2 years (as the local police does not give a damn), kills everyone (he insists that when he rescues, he kills everyone), saves the children and take her back to her family safely. After that, same history again but this time in Panama and after that in Costa Rica.

No family is interviewed. Only Ty Ritter and a chubby so-called sniper named JV speak.

I'm not shocked by the fact that people create websites telling lies to ask for donation. I'm shocked that Discovery Channel shows this fiction as truth and indirectly encourages people to donate.