Unknown man leaves a water bottle on the bonnet of this woman’s car, prompting her to issue a chilling warning.

In a harrowing incident, American TikTok user Haley West recounted a disturbing encounter she described as “kidnapping methods.” While in front of a shopping center, she was approached by a man who claimed the car she was heading to was his.

Despite feeling threatened, she avoided confirming her ownership. Seeking help from a passerby, she eventually returned to her vehicle safely. To her surprise, a water bottle was left on the hood, leading her to caution fellow women about staying vigilant. Following the video’s viral spread, a viewer suggested that leaving items on the car hood might be a tactic used by potential abductors to lure victims out of their vehicles.

The alarming incident highlights the importance of women being cautious and aware of their surroundings. This revelation comes amidst rising concerns about safety, as seen in another TikTok user’s unsettling discovery of a coded message on her trash can in Canada.

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