Kris Kringle was arrested outside of his North Pole Estate late yesterday morning after a worldwide stalking operation was discovered. |
LIZZIE BIBBS
Holiday Press
Kris Kringle has been arrested outside his North Pole mansion
for stalking young children throughout the United States and the world.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) found surveillance
videos of over 30 million children and furthermore found spying elves working
for Santa in over 10 million houses across The United States, Canada and the
United Kingdom.
“The pervert was watching children all day long,” FBI agent,
George Stell said. “We found surveillance cameras on children’s book bags, in
closets and all through people’s houses. We even found a camera in a first
grade classroom in Santa Monica, California”
Stell encourages anyone with a child to search their house
for these cameras and even for elves.
“We have no idea the span of his operation but we think
there is potential for every child in the world to have some sort of
surveillance,” Stell said. “We even found these pint sized elves he calls Buddy
spying on children and creeping around people’s houses.”
One of those elves was found in a house belonging to Selma
Washington, a mother of two.
“I opened up our cupboard where we keep the cereal when I
saw a box of Captain Crunch toppled over and it was moving,” Washington said.
“When I took a closer look I saw these skinny little legs peeking out.”
Washington, in a state of panic, screamed which scared the
Buddy and he began to run from her.
“I picked up a butcher knife and proceeded after him,”
Washington said. “Thought the bugger was fast and he managed to get away.”
Washington is now terrified Buddy will return.
“No one is safe,” Washington said.
Nine year old, Betsy Johnson had a similar experience though
it was not with a Buddy elf but rather with Kringle himself.
“I was sleeping when I woke up because it felt like someone
was watching me in my sleep,” Johnson said.
Johnson awoke to Kringle staring at her through her window.
“He was in our tree,” Johnson said.
Johnson said once Kringle realized he had been caught, he
quickly left the scene without saying a word.
“He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle, and
away they all flew like the down of a thistle.” Johnson said.
It was Johnson’s description which enabled police to catch
Kringle.
“The Johnson girl described Kringle as cheeks like roses, a
nose like a cherry,” Stell said. “She also decribed his mouth as droll and drawn
up like a bow and the beard of his chin was as white as the snow.”
Johnson also described his girth as a “little round belly
that shook, when he laughed like a bowlful of jelly.”
Kringle’s public relations manager released this statement.
“Kringle was simply monitoring the children of the world and
making lists of who was naughty and nice,” the statement said. “No harm was
ever intended or were the tapes to be seen by anyone beyond the walls of his
workshop.”
The complete list of boys and girls was found on Kringle’s
hard drive.
Stell commented on how amazed he was at Kringle’s
organization skills.
“We found list of children with all their good deeds and
mean spirited actions described in detail. We’re talking about a full year
worth of logs,” Stell said.
Stell took notice of most children being under the age of 12 with a a few hundred between the ages of 13 to 14 and an even slimmer margin of 15 and above.
Kringle also seemed to only watch gentile boys and
girls.
“The list were quite strange as most the children were
Christian and we also found a hand written list in his desk labeled ‘Jewish’,”
Stell said. “However these children were not differentiated from naughty and
nice.”
Stell warns all parents to keep an eye on their children
this season as although the cameras have been disabled, many more Buddy elves
may be on the loose.
“I warn everyone out there Kris Kringle’s mob is coming to
town and they sees when you are sleeping and knows when you’re awake,” Stell
said. “We caught the head honcho but the extent of his operation has yet to be
seen.”
Kringle is set to be arraigned later this week.
“I’ve seen many stalkers in my day but this guy takes
stalking to a whole new level,” Stell concluded. “I’m just glad this man is off
our streets.”