# Name Unknown

\[Educational Screen, Dec 1951\] This film presents selected case studies of teenagers who were the victims of sex deviants and suggests ways in which such tragedies can be averted. Judge William B. McKesson, of the Juvenile Court in Los Angeles, appears in the film as narrator and relates the incidents in these cases which he has handled in his court. In studying the facts in each of the cases, Judge McKesson, addressing teenagers, says that the surprising thing is that smart young people can be such "suckers." He points out that people who fall for most of the ruses of sexual criminals are as much "suckers" as the people who "bite" on the carnival sharpies' loaded guessing games. (e.g., the shell game, etc.) The first case relates the experiences of a teenage couple making love in a car parked on a lonely road. A man who has been lurking in the shadows covers them with a gun, forces them out of the car, steals their money and jewelry, locks the young man in the trunk of the car, and attacks the girl. Fortunately both escape with their lives. The second case is that of Mary Hansen, who placed an ad in the newspaper for babysitting work. Both she and her mother are taken in by a strange man who calls for Mary's services. When Mary is long overdue at home, her mother calls the telephone number which the stranger gave, only to find out that the man has no connection with this telephone number. An article in the paper the next day told the story of Mary Hansen's having been…

- Kind: Film
- Year: 1951
- By: Davis (Sid) Productions
- Genres: Industrial and advertising
- Archive: [Internet Archive](https://archive.org/details/0844_Name_Unknown_10_36_57_26)
- Licence or status: none stated by the archive
- Who can watch: Adult profiles and older (the archive gives no rating; placed by Invisible Network from its collection and subjects)

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