Today's the day that we're helping Vanna and Ariel break
out at the FLDS community.
I'm really concerned that there's going
to be a classroom full of kids.
We need to get in there quickly and out quickly
but very quietly, because as soon as they see us,
they're going to be calling the bishop's office.
We're all at risk.
I think that car's watching us, the way
that person looked at us, and then they immediately stopped.
And now, they're just waiting there.
Are you guys close?
We just got here.
And we think that somebody is watching us.
OK.
That guy's turning around.
Oh, my gosh.
They're pulling over.
The red truck is talking to the white car over there.
When you're in the house, be quiet, as quiet as you can.
Try not to get the teacher nervous.
My concern is a phone call will come from the teacher.
If the bishop comes, then he'll bring the god squad.
He'll bring more people.
If you see anything, then let's just speed it
up, and let's get out of there.
So she just told us to be there right at 11:30.
All right, let's go.
We'll follow you.
[engine starting]
I'm really concerned.
Vanna could have a change of heart
completely, and expose Ariel's plan, and put all of us
at risk.
I really hope that Vanna decides to go.
But she needs to leave for herself, not for her sister.
Where is Vanna?
Is she coming?
Um--
Vanna, you're going?
Yeah.
OK, let's go.
(WHISPERING) Yeah.
Oh, my gosh.
[inaudible]
We have to be quick.
Van.
Let's just grab a box and go.
The goal is to get you guys out.
Second time for this truck.
(WHISPERING) Quiet.
Keep going.
We're like fish here in a shark tank.
They're circling.
Hurry.
Tell Jessica that guy was on the phone.
Can we get everything out in five minutes?
Oh, my gosh.
Let's get out of here.
We gotta go.
Vanna.
We gotta go.
Vanna.
What were you doing?
OK.
Yeah, go.
The kids are out.
Oh, my god.
No, no, no, no, no.
The kids have seen us.
They're clearing out.
We've got to go. - Take her to that truck.
They're clearing out the class.
Let's get out of here. Where they at?
Let's get out of here.
I have no idea.
I haven't seen them.
That it?
Let's go. We're out.
Let's go. - Here.
I'm going to go get the sewing machine.
You got the back seat, back seat.
We got incoming.
Let's go.
We've got cars coming in.
Someone called the bishop's office.
We need to go right now.
Kids are leaving.
Oh, my god.
Let's get out of here.
Let's just hit the road and go.
Get in your car, I can't follow.
We gotta hurry.
11:57.
Oh!
Let's go!
Go, go, go, go, go, go.
Get out of here, Matt.
Go, go, go. go.
Go.
Let's just go.
Just drive. Go.
Oh, my god.
OK, we're getting you out of here.
Go.
[sighs]
I am so extremely glad that none of my siblings were there.
And Ariel--
Who's calling?
It's my mom.
She's calling you, Vanna?
She's calling me.
I'm not answering it.
Do you guys want to answer?
You can answer if you want.
It's up to you.
Um, I don't know--
I don't know if I can handle it, so--
What do you think she's going to say?
Could she talk you to come back home tonight?
I don't think so.
My mom knows I'm gone.
She sent me a text that says, "at least you
could have had love enough to tell me goodbye."
She sent me a picture of me and my little brother, also.
This morning, my little brother, he
saw me walking down the stairs.
He comes running down the hall.
Hey, Vanna.
He gives me a big old hug, says, I love you.
This is probably the hardest thing I have to choose,
leave the family or stay there.
It's probably one of the hardest things I ever done.
[sad music]