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So first, this is Suzette, and she's the one who
called us and asked for help.
She's got 14 kids.
Most of them left the FLDS community with her about
five years ago or since then.
But what she wants help with is her two daughters
who are still in the group.
SUZETTE: This is Suzie Mae, my oldest daughter.
She's 29.
This is Rose Renee, and she is 27.
GRACE: OK.
SUZETTE: My intent when I see the girls is to say to them,
you're not living what you think you're living.
You've been lied to.
And if things came down in their religion, which we all
know it's going to, that I was right there
and could help them.
If the security, anybody high up in there,
finds out that I'm looking for my daughters,
they're gonna move them immediately.
Those girls will be moved just like that.
OK.
SUZETTE: And it's crucial that they don't get
wind or know what we are doing.
GRACE: OK.
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Or I won't have a chance.
OK, and just so I fully understand,
just to go over it one more time,
we are going to find them--
Suzie Mae and Rosie--
SUZETTE: Yes.
And when we do, we'll let you know,
and then we'll just go from there.
SUZETTE: Yes. - OK.
What're you seeing?
Hold-- hold on.
Holy cow.
Jess, we got her.
She's right here.
All right.
Bye.
SUZETTE: They've all disappeared.
Hi.
Would Susie May happen to be here?
Oh, really?
I just came to tell her I love her.
Yeah, O--
GRACE: That she hasn't lived up there for years?
SUZETTE: Yeah.
That's a lie.
I have a right to see my daughter.
MATT: Who's this guy?
Hey, do you know where Susie is?
No.
GRACE: No?
When's the last time you seen her?
For a long time?
MATT: You just said you haven't seen her for a long time.
GRACE: But do you know do you know a Susie Mae?
No?
Why you looking for her?
SUZETTE: I'm actually her mother.
I just want to make sure she's OK and doing all right.
I haven't seen her for five years, so yeah.
MATT: Are you gonna pass the message on to her?
SUZETTE: I don't believe that part.
I feel like that I'm being lied to.
They're afraid we're gonna find something out.
Matt.
Matt, right there.
MATT: Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
Right there.
They're looking out every window.
There's a girl in there that matches your daughter to a T.
SUZETTE: Oh.
We all know she's here. SUZETTE: Yeah.
GRACE: Somebody's coming.
SUZETTE: Just want you to know that we did have
good evidence as of a couple days
ago that my daughter was here.
They're being programmed what to say.
So if she could come to the door
just so that her mom could see her face,
that would be awesome.
But somebody just saw her.
There's no way, because I saw a woman
in that window, that window, and that window,
and one up there, all at the same time.
I'd love to see Susie.
You're not gonna get anywhere.
They're gonna keep lying to me.
GRACE: What do you want to do at this point?
We're kind of just in a standoff.
MATT: See upstairs?
She's yelling on the phone.
SUZETTE: Yeah.
GRACE: We head out?
SUZETTE: Yeah.
All right, so we'll head out.
SUZETTE: They're still watching.
GRACE: As a mother, I feel for her.
Suzette should not have to be in this position
where this fanatical religion is keeping her
from seeing her two daughters.
We didn't have success here, but we still have to find Rosie,
and we're not gonna quit until we do.
Hopefully, that will work out and she
will at least be reunited with one of her daughters.