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Well.... She can
1) Just be at the wrong place at the wrong time. She can just be walking along, and get kidnapped randomly.
2) her parents could have a lot of money or power, and she could be kidnapped for ransom.
3) She could make friends with the wrong people, and get kidnapped.
4) She could be really cute, and some weirdo wants to stalk/kidnapp her
last but not least:
5) She could be STUPID and do all these things without any preventing of them.
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