Driven Amanda Webster, 34, of London, England, couldn’t get her car to start. “I noticed that part of the key was missing,” said Keith Scott, who was dispatched by the auto club to help. He figured out that the missing bit was the transponder — a security device that won’t let the car start unless it’s detected near the keyhole. Webster’s toddler, Oscar, had been playing with the keys. “Mrs. Webster told me that he had been sucking the key and we realized he might have swallowed part of it.” Scott had her hold the baby up to the steering wheel to get the transponder near the detector and the car started right up. The transponder was “recovered” later. (London Telegraph) ...Yeah, great security — even a 1-year-old can start the car! Available in This is True: Book Collection Vol. 9