You know Priscilla.
She wants to leave.
And we're trying to talk about the legal matter
because she's 17.
She's not going to be 18.
[inaudible] because Mary ran away, right?
She wasn't 18.
Right, OK.
So when is she leaving?
Tomorrow.
Tomorrow
You guys are going to get her out tomorrow?
Mm-hm.
Wow.
Do you guys know where she's going?
Yeah, I have a home.
OK, in Las Vegas.
Makes sense.
So speed and efficiency, that's really, really important.
Mary only had a handbag.
She only ran out of her window with a handbag.
So as soon as she steps out the door, run as fast as you can
into the car and leave.
There's no holdup, nothing else.
Straight into Las Vegas.
The plan is for me to meet up with Amanda, and Colleen.
And my job is to be on the lookout.
So I'm thinking about it, and she
really, really can't be in your car because she's a minor.
And legally, this just needs to be her doing this.
We're just here to make sure she gets where she's going safely.
We can get a taxi.
Or what do you guys think?
Yeah.
And that way, it's not us that's taking her.
Yeah.
So she has stuff.
She's said that she put some suitcases outside--
OK.
--so that we can grab.
Her house is right here, right?
So you guys pull up right here just around the corner
where you can't be seen.
And then I'll just park down the street
and just watch you all leave and make sure that you
all get out of here safe.
So she-- all she has to do is run from here to here.
If the neighbors see you going that far, they could call.
We'll be gone by then.
Just run.
OK, yeah.
Let's go.
OK.
I have to call a taxi guy.
Priscilla, he's texting you.
I'll turn my lights off.
She says she wants to burn and go.
Hi.
We're waiting for the frickin' driver.
I see a car pulling up.
OK, the cab is here.
Let's do it.
Let's go. Let's go.
OK.
I think this is it.
Is this it?
Yeah, this is it.
Where is she?
I can't see Priscilla.
Priscilla?
Oh my gosh, where is she?
Go get her.
Quick.
Go, go, go, go.
Priscilla.
Priscilla, where are you?
This is not good.
God these are heavy.
Priscilla.
Priscilla, run.
Priscilla, go!
Go!
Just run!
Go!
The cab is down the street.
It's right there.
Run.
[inaudible].
You got the bag?
Here, here.
You just need to get into the taxi
because I can't come with you.
[inaudible]
Priscilla, run.
Run. I have the bag.
Just run.
Go!
You have bags?
[inaudible]
Oh my goodness.
She's in the cab.
We got her.
Hurry!
Head to the bus station.
Go, go!
Priscilla is like not safe.
She needs to get out of here.
She's a minor.
So she's not in the clear until she's out of this state.
We have no idea who is going to be driving around and see,
whoa, what's going on?
Let's call, you know, Paul.
Call some police to make sure that this 17-year-old
doesn't get out of state.
So I called my husband Eric ahead of time
to make sure he was at the bus station ready, get the tickets
ready so that Priscilla doesn't have to be there any longer
than she needs to be.
Where is she?
She's right here.
Did you see any people anywhere?
Like anyone that we know?
I didn't see anyone that we know.
The departure leaves in about 20 minutes.
So yeah, we're kind of got to go.
Yeah, you're not quite in the clear yet.
You got to catch that bus.
We'll be right behind you.
Can we watch the bus go?
Where-- where are they?
Is that it?
I think that's her bus.
5 to.
Bye!
Wow.
I can't believe that you guys pulled this off.
Yeah.
High five.
We're geniuses.
Yeah.