Stetson Hallam, a 20-year old sophomore at BYU, was rebuffed by one of the girls for whom he was a home teacher. His response: Catch her in their apartment complex, use a stun gun to immobilize her, then attempt to handcuff her (unclear what he was planning after that). But the home teachee fought her way free from Stetson using a pretty impressive technique: she bit his finger until he agreed to let her go.
My question: Does this count as a home teaching visit?
(Note: I’m not trying to make light of the assault. That is absolutely not a good thing. I just thought there was a humorous element here.)
“So we just wanted to ask: is there anything we can do for you?”
“Yes! Take the flipping cuffs off!”
“It was all an April Fool’s Joke.”
“Well, my calling the cops isn’t.”
April Fool’s joke? Not really plausible. That would mean that he came by on the first of the month, which we all know is absurd.
Daniel FTW!
Daniel, my thoughts exactly!
(unclear what he was planning after that)
Duh, teach her a spiritually uplifting gospel message and then let her go!
I’m just glad I’m not the only who thought there was a humorous element to this. Everyone’s responses so far have been hilarious!
Wait that dudes name is Stetson?