Was this film a negative influence in the criminal community?

Google Barbara Jane Mackle, the Emory University (Atlanta) student who was kidnapped in winter 1968 from a nearby Rodeway Inn where her mother was staying in preparations to take her home for the Kristmas holidays. Get it? Krist? Nah, few would. Krist was the main kidnapper involved. They knocked on the motel door about 4am and said they were the police. Once inside, they chloroformed Mom and took Mackle, who was already sick with the Hong Kong flu, to a nearby location. She was buried in a shallow pit in a special box with food, water laced with sedatives, and a pipe installed for air.

The kidnappers, one a chick from Central or South America (?), were caught and given light sentences. She was then deported while Krist (who served seven or eight years) eventually went to med school and practiced for a few years, after which he was arrested again for something I forget but not as bad as napping a kid. He was let out again, then violated parole by almost fleeing the country but was caught and is now serving 40 months in a Florida prison. He gets out in 2015, July, I think. Someone needs to be waiting for this aho when he gets out and bury him for three days. Then put him in solitary and force him to watch this movie repeatedly until he is 75, or goes insane, whichever is sooner. I think he's 68 now.

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