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Your breath is all you need.

Focus on it, letting each breath bring you closer

to a place of peace and restoration.

Picture yourself somewhere you wish to be,

some place from the life you shared.

Feel the warmth it creates, the memories it provokes,

the wholeness it brings.

We can't undo the past,

and the future remains unknown,

leaving us only with each new day.

Adjusting to a new reality takes time.

It is a process, as unique as every -

Have a good day!

Noah!

Noah, come on, wake up!

Come on! You're going to be late.

I'm sick.

I made you some coffee.

You've been up on that phone all night, haven't you?

Listen, I was thinking we could do family night tonight.

Movie, dinner?

You know, a chair under the door would work better.

Hey, come on. Wakey-wakey.

I'm not going.

Okay, fine, stay in bed.

'Cause that's really working for you.

Okay, I'm going for a run. We'll talk about it

when I get back, okay?

Now please get up.

State Taxation.

Ugh!

This is Amy.

Hi, Amy, it's Greg.

Hey, Greg. What's up?

I'm sorry to bother you on your day off,

but did that S-corp ever file an amended return?

Yeah, it's in the file.

I can't seem to find it.

You're the one handling the audit though, right?

Yeah, but could Patricia help you find it?

Yeah, but Patricia gets lost going to the bathroom

so I don't really want to ask her.

Right, but she's two seats down from you, so...

Alright, you're right. No, you're right.

I'll ask her.

Uh...

Mom.

Okay, so I'll see you Monday?

Yeah. Hey, listen, do you have any interest

in doing lunch together?

Could we talk about it then?

Oh, no, of course, of course. No worries,

no pressure. You have a good weekend, Amy, okay?

Okay, bye.

Okay, bye.

Lakewood Elementary.

Lakewood Elementary.

Hello?

Mrs. Carr, hi. It's Mrs. Fisher from Emily's school.

Hi, Sandra, is everything okay?

Everything's fine. Emily's here in the office,

and she asked if she could speak to you.

Yeah, sure. Put her on.

Hi, Mom.

Hey, sweetie. What is it?

I don't have my dinosaur. I wanted to bring it

in for the art show.

What dinosaur?

The one with the long neck.

I painted it green at Liam's birthday.

Remember, I named it Princess?

Right, right, okay. What time's the thing, the art show?

It's after lunch.

Okay, I'll go by and pick it up, and bring it to you

before then, okay?

Okay.

Don't worry, sweetie. I'll take care of it.

Okay.

Now go back to class.

Alright.

Hey, oh, sweetie!

Yeah?

Don't forget movie night tonight!

Okay, love you!

I love you so much.

Bye!

Bye.

Hi, thank you for calling Clayground,

where water and earth make magic.

This is Nora, how can I help you?

Yeah, hi, Nora. My name's Amy Carr.

My daughter, Emily, was in last week for a birthday party,

and I wanted to come by and pick up

the pottery she painted.

Yeah, definitely, I'll set it aside.

Do you know which one it was?

The brontosaurus.

Okay, what does it look like?

She painted it green?

Is it the one that flies, because some of them

can fly, so...

The brontosaurus. The one with the...

Sorry, the one with the what?

Yeah, sorry, the one with the long neck.

Oh, yeah, got it, got it. I'm sure I'll find

your daughter's here somewhere.

Mom.

Come on.

And what was her name again?

Yeah, sorry. Emily's the name.

Emily. Okay, perfect. I'll put it up by the register

for you.

Okay, thanks so much.

Come by anytime, where water and -

Hi, Mom.

I got her, Gary. How are you doing, honey?

Yeah, I'm jogging.

Oh, she said she's out running.

Can I call you when I'm done?

Well, we'll be boarding soon.

Well, I thought you were coming back Monday.

We were, but Nancy called, and she wants

to have a celebration of Peter's life tomorrow.

Oh. Okay.

I think it would be good for you to be around

other people.

Yeah, sure it would be, but I just, I don't know

how the kids feel. You know, does this set them back?

It'll be good for them, Amy.

Okay, then.

Well, just think about it, honey.

Yeah.

Just think about it.

Yeah, I will.

You can always leave early.

Okay, listen mom, I have to go.

Ask her about the car.

What?

The car.

Oh, right. Can you pick up the car for us

at Reliable Auto Body? It's ready, but we're getting in

too late to pick it up.

We're boarding, honey. You take care of yourself,

and don't forget to get the car, okay?

Yes, I'm getting the car.

Thank you, sweetie.

Bye.

Bye-bye, I love you. Be safe.

Reliable Auto Body.

Yeah, hi, I'm calling about my parent's car.

What's the last name?

Donnelly.

Yeah, it's all set. You picking it up?

Yeah, I was going to be by in a while.

You might want to wait. The street's blocked off.

Fountain Road?

Yeah, the cops have barricades up.

I'm guessing there was an accident, I don't know.

Probably some idiot on their phone.

Oh, okay. I'll be by later then.

We'll be here.

Okay, thanks.

Is someone chasing you?

What? Hello?

Oh my God! It looks like Blair Witch!

Why are you FaceTiming me?

So, Wednesday seems to work best for everybody.

What?

To get together. We talked about it, remember?

Wednesday works for everyone.

Susan will be back by then.

Oh, okay.

Reminder, wall guy, 10 a.m. to noon.

Oh.

What, is Wednesday no good for you?

No, I... Sorry, I've just got this guy coming over

to fix my wall.

What happened to it?

Noah punched a hole in it.

Oh God. Mackenzie said some kids

have been little dicks to him lately.

Well, she didn't use that word, but she said they've been mean.

Yeah, it's those toxic apps. They're awful to each other.

No honey, actually she said this was at school.

Oh, there too. Great.

See, he doesn't, he doesn't tell me anything.

Look, I just want to make sure you're all

doing okay, you know, with the anniversary...

Or, er... I don't, I don't...

I don't know what the right word is.

I just, you know.

So, this is why you're FaceTiming me?

Yes! I'm worried about you.

Is he opening up at all?

Ugh, I don't know. I just feel like I don't know him anymore.

It's just been a hard year.

I know. I know it has. But you know, it's really important

you talk to him.

Yeah, I try. I just honestly think he hates me.

Stop. You know that's not true.

Spend a day in my house and try telling me that.

I could use a day away from Bob, don't tempt me.

Anyway, point is Noah loves you,

even if he only ever seldom says it to you.

Very seldom.

Whatever he does, that's never changing.

You know why? 'Cause you're a great mom, okay?

Okay.

Okay. Oh, don't forget about Wednesday.

You, me, and Susan. And wine.

Thanks, Heather.

Of course.

Bye.

Bye.

Siri, do not disturb.

Okay, do not disturb turned on.

Hey, it's me. I'm still at work.

I'm just thinking about you, that's all.

Thinking I'd try you, no biggie.

Oh, I was going to pick up a pizza on the way home

for the kids for while you and I are at dinner.

And speaking of which, I made a reservation for 8:30.

That's not too late, right?

I'm sort of the fence between 7 and 7:30,

but neither were available, so...

Anyway, I'm rambling.

If you talk to Noah, ask him to text me

what he and Emily want on their pizza, okay?

I gotta go. Bye. Love you.

This is a message from

Marion County Sheriffs Department.

All Lakewood schools have been placed on lockdown

due to an ongoing incident.

We urge parents to please remain calm,

and to refrain from driving to any of the schools

as doing so could disrupt law enforcement response efforts.

Lakewood PD and Marion County Sheriffs Department

social media accounts will be updated regularly

as more information becomes available.

We ask for your patience and understanding as we deal

with this matter. Thank you.

Thank you for calling Lakewood Elementary.

All lines are currently busy. Please -

Hello? Hello?

Hello, Mrs. Fisher, this is Amy Carr.

What's happening? What's going on?

We don't know yet. We're finding out.

The police said you're on lockdown.

Please tell me everything's okay. Is Emily okay?

She's okay.

Please.

She's okay. We're okay.

Okay, it's not here. It's over at the high school.

What is? Tell me.

Okay.

What's happening?

It's bad. It's really bad.

There, there's... Okay, second and third graders -

It's Noah. Please leave a message.

Hey, it's me. Please call me when you get this.

Something's happening at your school.

I'm on my way home. Please just call me.

Oh shit.

Come on.

Amy! Mackenzie's there!

Heather, did you talk to her?

Amy, there's a shooter at the school!

I think somebody's been shot.

Oh, my God!

I'm driving there now, Bob's on his way.

I, I can't believe this!

Did you, did you talk to Mackenzie?

I can't reach her.

Oh my God! Get out of the way! Go!

Okay, okay.

You focus on driving, I'll try to reach her, okay?

Where is Noah? Did you talk to him?

Is he up?

No, he's still in bed, still...

Ask him if he's seen Mackenzie.

I can't get in touch with any of her friends.

He didn't go to school today.

Come on, let's go!

He, he stayed home.

What? No, he didn't.

I saw him getting into his truck with his backpack

this morning.

Are you sure?

Yeah, Bob's calling. I have to go.

Wait, don't, don't! Heather! Stay on the -

Oh, shit!

Oh, my God.

It's Noah. Please leave a message.

Noah, it's me. Call me back as soon as you get this, please.

Call me back, okay? Call me.

Shit!

Our dispatchers are experiencing

unusually high call volumes. Please stay on the line.

911, what is your emergency?

Hello?

My son's a student at Lakewood High School.

There's someone with a gun.

Ma'am, you're saying your son

is a student at Lakewood High School? Is that right?

Yeah, I can't reach him. I'm trying to get there.

What's your name, ma'am? Ma'am.

Amy Carr. Amy Carr.

Okay, Amy, the police have set up a staging area

at the Lakewood Community Center.

Do you know where that is?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

As students are evacuated,

they're going to be bussed to reunite with their parents.

I can't get there. I don't have a car,

and I'm very far away. I was jogging.

Can you ask someone to pick you up

and bring you there?

Please just tell me what's going on. Is my son,

can you confirm if he went to school or not, please?

I'm sorry, I don't have that information, Amy.

But if you hear from your son, try to contact us again.

I, he was home when I left.

I'm having a hard time hearing you.

He was sleeping, and now, now...

Amy, find a ride to the community centre.

If you call us back, you can ask for me.

My name Dedra Wilkinson.

Dedra Wilkinson.

They'll put you through to me if they can.

They will?

If they can. The lines are ringing off the hook here,

Amy, okay?

Okay, thank you.

Alright?

Thank you so much.

You're welcome.

Dedra Wilkinson.

Hi, you have reached the cellphone

of Heather Euclid, Outreach Director of the Marion County

YMCA, where caring, honor, respect and responsibility

are our core values.

I'm not available to take your call right now,

but if you'll please leave your name, number,

and the time you're calling, I'll get back to you

as soon as possible. Thank you, and have a great day.

Heather, Heather, it's me. I need you to come get me.

I'm trying to get to the, I'm trying to get

to the community centre, but I'm five miles away from home

and I need a ride. Please, just call me back.

Lakewood Community Centre, four miles.

Estimated run time, one hour.

Siri, call Susan.

Calling Susan.

Oh my God, Amy, hi.

Hey, Susan, it's me. Can you hear me?

Yeah.

Can you hear me? Did you hear what's going on?

I need you to come get me.

Amy, I'm so sorry.

Yeah, I need a ride. I'm -

I'm not home. I'm in Chicago for work.

I don't get back until Tuesday.

Okay, Never mind.

Siri, directions to Lakewood Community Centre, fastest route.

Starting route.

Shit.

Take Rosewood Trail for half a mile, then turn left.

Come on! Oh my God!

Our dispatchers are experiencing

an unusually high call volume. Please stay on the line

for the next available operator.

Lakewood Police Department.

My son is a student at Lakewood High School.

What's your son's name, ma'am?

Noah Carr. C-A-R-R, Carr.

Ma'am, we've set up a staging area

where you can meet up with your child.

Yeah, I'm trying to get there but -

I need you to get to the staging area

as soon as you can.

I'm trying, I'm trying. Can you confirm he's there

at the school?

I'm sorry, what? You said he's a student?

Yes, he is, but I, I'm not sure he went today.

My, my neighbor said she saw him though.

I'm sorry, we just don't know that, ma'am.

Hey!

There's no way of knowing whether or not -

Stop!

Ma'am...

Hey! Stop, wait! No!

Shit! Shit!

Hello? Hello?

Shit!

Call Noah.

Calling Noah.

It's Noah. Please leave a message.

You can see from our live footage here

that we're now seeing several groupings of students

being brought out.

There are more students coming out right now.

There are reporters on the ground.

Oh my God.

We did speak with a student a moment ago

who described a situation inside the school.

People kept running, and I was running too.

And then Ms. Dwyer told us to go into a classroom

and turn off the lights like we practiced.

But we just heard more shots, and we were afraid

he was going to shoot through the door.

Lyft booked. Your driver will arrive in five minutes.

...with an assault style weapon,

and potentially multiple victims.

But again, these reports are unconfirmed as of right now.

Got it, Danny. Have parents been able

to reach their kids? Are they able to get in touch with them?

That's the other part of this.

Unknown number.

Hello.

Yeah, I'm here to fix -

Hello? Who's this?

Hello, this is Jerry. I'm here to fix your wall.

Yeah, no, no. I can't talk. I have to go.

We scheduled between ten and noon, right?

But there's been an emergency. I have to go.

Well, lady, I'm here.

Wait! Hold on! Hold on! Are you still there?

Yeah, what did you say?

Are you there, at the house?

Yeah, I'm at your house.

Can you see a white pick up truck?

Can I see a what?

In my driveway?

Uh...

Can you see a white pick up truck?

No, I just see a car.

Shit!

Reliable Auto Body. This is CJ.

Yes. My name's Amy Carr, we spoke before.

Yeah.

About my parent's pick up.

Oh yeah, yeah.

Okay, I was hoping you could help me with something.

Can you see anything, what's happening at the school?

Well, listen lady, the cops have the streets blocked off.

My son's a student at the school.

Oh.

And I'm trying to find out. Is... Can you go any closer?

Can you check? I know this is weird.

If it's a risk, don't do it, but if you could just...

I can't, I can't.

Please!

It's not that I don't want to, but a bunch of cops

are right outside. They told everyone to stay inside.

Right, I just need to know if he's there or not.

Can you, can you please?

They're not going to tell me.

I get it, I know. But if his truck's there, I'll know he is.

It's a white pick up truck.

Uh...

Please. Please, CJ, I'm so scared right now.

My dad, Gary Donnelly, he's been coming to you guys

for years. He knows the owner.

Is he there, Chuck? Chuck, the owner?

Chuck's not in today.

But he would remember my son.

My dad's been bringing him by since he was little.

Please, if you could just...

What kind of truck is it?

Okay, it's a white Chevy Silverado.

A white Chevy Silverado truck.

It's, the number plate is 763...

Those are the first three numbers. It'll be...

It'll be there in the front student parking lot.

Okay.

Please, CJ. Im absolutely begging you.

Alright, I'll call you back once I check.

Thank you. Thank you.

This is Noah. Please leave a message.

Noah, it's me. Please call me back as soon as you get this.

I just need to know you're okay.

Call me back.

No police have been able to get inside

the building, or have discussed -

- for the suspect.

Marion County Sheriffs Department

has been updating the public -

Hello?

Heather! Heather! It's me, it's me. Can you hear me?

Amy! Amy, where are you?

We're all here, all the parents.

We're here at the community centre.

Yeah, what are they saying?

Nothing, just to wait.

They're not saying anything.

Oh, shit.

I can't reach Mackenzie.

Has Noah seen her?

What?

What did he say? You said you left Noah.

Yeah, I haven't reached him yet.

She hasn't heard anything either.

I don't know, Bob!

Heather, can you come get me?

Oh, Amy, I can't leave here now.

Please.

I have to make sure Mackenzie's okay.

Please, I have to get there too.

I can't.

Can you please ask Bob? Can you ask him?

I can't leave here yet.

Why aren't they telling us anything?

Oh God, please, Heather. I've got to get there.

Hold on, they're saying something.

Hold on.

Wait! What are they saying?

Just a second. I can't hear you.

I have to go.

No! Don't hang up! Heather! Heather!

Your Lyft will arrive in four minutes.

Come on.

Our dispatchers are experiencing

an unusually high call volume. Please stay on the line

to speak to our next available operator.

Our dispatchers are experiencing -

Unknown number.

Hello? Who's this?

Hey, it's CJ.

Hey.

CJ From Reliable Auto Body.

Can you see anything? Did you see his truck?

Yeah, it's there, it's there. A white Silverado.

And you're positive it's his?

Yeah, yeah, 73626. I'm looking right at it right now.

Okay, um... If you hear anything else, if you see anything -

There's only so much I can see.

But if you see a teenage boy with brown hair,

he's got black sneakers with yellow laces,

if you see him, can you please just call me back?

Yeah, okay.

Okay, thank you. Thank you so much.

Go do what you need to do, alright? I'm here.

Thank you, CJ. Thank you.

Our dispatchers are experiencing

an unusually high call volume. Please stay on the line

to speak to a -

911, what is your emergency?

Hello? My, my son's at the school.

Police are on the scene, ma'am.

Yeah, I know, I just, I'm trying to reach Dedra.

She's a dispatcher.

Okay.

She said you'd put my call through.

A 911 dispatcher?

Yeah. Yeah, her name is Dedra, Dedra Wilkins.

She said she'd put, you'd put me through.

Okay, ma'am, let me...

Okay, ma'am, I'm putting you through.

Thank you.

This is Dedra Wilkinson, Mrs. Carr.

Are you there?

Hi, it's, it's me.

Did your son contact you?

Have you heard from him?

He's there. He's there at the school.

You spoke to your son?

No, but... His truck's there.

His truck is at the school.

Did you make it to the community centre?

I'm trying to get there. I'm just...

Are you feeling okay?

Keep talking to me, Mrs. Carr.

I just feel dizzy.

Do you have a medical condition?

No, no, I just...

Where are you? Can you sit down

somewhere, Mrs. Carr?

I can't catch my breath.

Take a breath. Do you know your location?

Where the fuck am I?

It looks like Road 138, or 134.

Road 134. Do you feel like you might pass out?

No, it's okay.

Try to breathe. Deep breaths.

In and out, okay?

I'm trying to, I called a Lyft.

Good, good.

Let me see, and it's... What? What?

What's wrong?

Oh my God. It's saying he's 15 minutes away.

He was right here.

Okay, sit tight. I'm not going to let you go

until I know you're safe. Stay where you are.

No, I can't. I have to keep moving.

If you have a ride coming,

you should stay where you are.

No, I can't. I have to, I need to know he's okay.

I understand, but you need to stay calm, okay?

Mrs. Carr? Can you hear me?

Are you okay?

Okay, thank you.

If you're okay, I'm going to let you go now.

Thank you so much.

Alright, be safe.

Hello?

Hello?

Is this... Is this the Lyft driver?

Yeah, is this Amy? Hello?

Yeah, how close are you?

I'm coming as fast as I can

but it's at least 40 minutes. Traffic is pretty backed up.

No. No, I can't wait that long.

Look, can you meet me at the 138?

It's crazy, the whole town is locked down.

Try to meet me at the 138.

Okay, yeah. I'm going to head there right now.

Okay.

Okay, thank you.

Searching for GPS signal.

Oh, come on! Where am I?

Shit!

Shit. Okay.

Okay.

Reliable Auto Body.

Hello.

Hello? Yeah, it's CJ.

CJ, did you see him?

No, but they searched his truck.

What? What?

Yeah, a bunch of cops starting looking through it

with the K9.

Why would they search his truck?

I don't know.

Hello? Hello?

Hey, hello?

He's a good kid. He is.

Why did they search his truck?

He's a good kid. He's not a bad kid.

He's not.

Noah. Noah.

Why would they be searching his car?

Noah.

Did they search his truck?

He's a good kid.

He's not a bad kid.

Unknown number.

Unknown number.

Unknown number.

Hello?

Mrs. Carr, it's Dedra Wilkinson.

Listen, I have Detective Paulson from Lakewood PD

on the line for you, okay?

Go ahead, Detective.

Mrs. Carr, this is Detective Ed Paulson.

There's been a new development.

I need you to pay attention to what I'm about to ask you,

and I need you to tell me the truth, understand?

Yes.

I have some questions about your son, Noah.

Where is he?

He's still in the building.

What does that mean?

Unfortunately, that's all I can tell you

at this point.

What does that mean?

I just have some questions I need to ask you,

Mrs. Carr.

Is he okay? Is he alive?

We believe he is, yes.

You believe?

Can I ask you a couple of questions, Mrs. Carr?

Okay.

Do you keep any firearms in the house?

What?

Guns. Do you keep any guns in your home?

A couple rifles. They used to go hunting together.

And where do you keep those?

Downstairs in the basement.

And are these hunting rifles secure?

They're locked up with a code.

And does your son know the code, Mrs. Carr?

No. I don't think so.

Just hunting rifles in the basement,

no high capacity, or assault weapons, or -

No.

To the best of your knowledge,

has he ordered anything from a gun retailer recently,

Mrs. Carr?

No. I need to know if my son's okay.

Do you think he could have received

an order without you noticing, like ammunition?

No.

Holsters?

No. Why, why are you asking me these questions?

Does Noah take any prescription medications?

Mrs. Carr?

You there?

Are you still there, Amy?

Mrs. Carr?

Lexapro.

Okay.

Just ten milligrams.

Have you noticed any changes

in his behavior lately?

He's been upset.

How long do you think he's been feeling upset?

Since last year.

Can you say why?

His father passed away.

How long ago did his father...

A year ago.

A year ago today?

No, it's Sunday.

Ah. Thank you, Mrs. Carr.

If you hear anything from Noah, call 911 immediately,

and asked to be patched in directly to my cell, okay?

Thanks very much.

We know among those,

students say at least one of them is a teacher,

and we heard from somebody talking about a teacher

who protected the rest of their class.

Alright, Susanna. And I want to jump in.

We have confirmation, that female victim has just died.

Oh.

As a result of her injuries.

We have one fatality in this situation,

a female who was actually being treated

at Lakewood Hospital. We are now getting word

that she has passed from her injuries.

It's just the worst, worst fear

when we cover stories like this.

You hear about people being... One person was shot

in the leg, we heard from a student out there,

but to hear that somebody lost their life,

is just devastating, especially if you're a parent

who can't get in touch with your daughter.

Very difficult situation,

and extremely heartbreaking to hear again,

that is one female victim has been pronounced dead

from her -

My dad is dead.

Two days ago he was here, and now...

How am I supposed to accept that a car accident

took him away?

Dad, I love you, and I miss you so much.

It's Noah. Please leave a message.

Noah, it's me.

Listen, the police... The police are saying something awful,

and I, I don't want to believe them,

but I can't stop thinking...

I know you miss him. I know.

I know I made you angry about so many things.

And I'm sorry. But I love you, honey, and I want to help you.

Please let me help you, Noah.

I want to do better with you.

So, if what they're saying is true...

I want you to stop.

Please stop, Noah. If you're hearing this, please stop.

Please pick up Emily from school who you land.

Mrs. Carr? Hello?

Hello?

Your number came up. Everything's still okay here.

The superintendent said that parents can pick the students up

after six o'clock. Everyone's in the gymnasium,

and everyone is okay. Okay?

Right, okay, yeah.

Everything's okay.

That's why I was calling. I, uh...

Hello?

Can I speak to Emily? Is that okay?

Sure, of course. Hang on a second, let me get her.

Can you get Emily?

Come here.

It's your mama. Come on.

There you go.

Hello?

Hi, sweetie.

Hi, mama.

You okay?

Uh, yeah.

Good, good.

Listen, I don't think I can get there to pick you up,

but Grammy's going to come, okay?

She might be a little late.

Mom, where are you going to be?

I'm not sure.

What's happening at Noah's school?

Shh. I'm trying to find out. I'm trying to find out.

Okay?

Is he okay?

Mama?

He's, your brother's...

I'm going to him right now, okay?

Okay.

Okay. Can you, can you put Ms. Fisher back on, please?

Okay. I love you, mama.

I love you.

Here, Ms. Fisher.

Hello? Mrs. Carr?

Hi, so my mother, she's flying in.

She should be there -

Okay.

Pick up around six, seven, maybe later. I don't know.

Don't worry, we'll be here. Don't worry, okay?

Whatever you need, Mrs. Carr. We've got you.

Thank you.

Oh God. This is so horrible.

I can't even believe this is happening.

Yeah.

I'm so sorry.

Be safe.

Reliable Auto Body.

Hello?

Hey, it's CJ again.

CJ?

Yeah.

What's that, what's that noise?

What's happening?

I was finally able to step outside.

Listen, I don't know what's going on,

but the cops are searching more cars.

Why?

I don't know, but they're doing it.

I see one, two, they're searching four more cars.

They've got the dogs sniffing them too,

just like with your son's pick up.

Okay. Okay, you call me back if you see anything else?

I will.

Yeah, that's great. Thanks, CJ.

Hello?

Heather!

Amy? We're on our way to the hospital.

Oh my God, is Mackenzie okay?

Oh no, she's okay. She got out.

Okay, did you talk to her?

Just for a minute. She dropped her phone

when she was running.

Did she say anything about Noah?

No, I don't... I don't know.

You don't know?

You haven't talked to him?

Or you don't know?

I don't know, Amy. She was so upset.

I didn't get a chance to ask her anything.

Okay, okay, okay. Just call me back as soon as you hear

anything, please.

Of course, I will. I'm sorry, I will.

Hello? Hello? Who is this?

Noah!

Help.

Sweetie, are you okay? I hear you. Are you okay?

I'm here. I'm here. Tell me what's going on.

He's here.

Who's here? What?

He's here.

Noah, Noah, don't! Shit!

Oh my God!

It's Noah. Please leave a message.

I lost you, what's happening? Tell me! Call me back!

It's Noah. Please leave a message.

I'm coming, coming to get you.

Oh, come on.

Oh God. Oh!

911, what is your emergency?

Hello?

Mrs. Carr?

Yeah.

It's Dedra Wilkinson.

Yeah, I spoke to him.

Okay.

I spoke to my son.

What did he say to you? What did he say?

He said, I don't know, he sounded scared.

He was still inside.

Okay.

And he said someone's here, or coming. I don't know.

Did he say who? Did he say who was coming?

It was, "He's here." That's what he said.

I'm transferring you to Detective Paulson.

Hold, please.

Okay.

Mrs. Carr?

What the hell is happening?

Please, tell me something.

Your son called you?

He said, "He's here."

Okay, did he say anything else?

It's not him, is it?

I'm on with one of the parents now.

Did you... What?

Why did you search his truck?

We searched his truck before we confirmed

the suspect's identity.

Right, but you searched four more cars after, didn't you?

I need you to listen.

Yes, we did, Mrs. Carr.

It's not my son, is it?

That's what I'm trying to tell you!

Can you just listen to me for a minute, please, Mrs. Carr?

Okay.

Your son is not the shooter, okay?

It's not your son. He's not the shooter.

Why, why did you make me think that?

I can assure you that wasn't my intention, Mrs. Carr.

Why did you ask me all those things?

Because I had to. He's still inside the building,

and I had to let you know.

Then get him out.

We're working on that right now, ma'am.

You got other kids out, why can't you get mine out?

Mrs. Carr, look, there are five people

barricaded in the school's chemistry lab.

Your son is one of them, and so is the suspect, alright?

We have to be very careful.

Who is he?

The suspect? I can't tell you that.

Well, have you spoken to him?

I haven't personally, but the Sheriffs Department

negotiation team has, and the longer we can maintain

contact with him, the better our chances.

Is he a student?

I can't tell you that either.

Look, Mrs. Carr, I understand that you want -

At least tell me that much.

I -

If he's a student, at least let me think he has

a fighting chance against him.

Please, Mrs. Carr.

Look, he's not a student, okay?

Then who is he? Why is he doing this?

We're working as fast as we can

to try to figure out -

How does someone like that have so many guns?

I don't know, but he's got them.

Then tell me what you do know.

Our negotiator's in contact with him,

I told you that. We're doing everything -

Yeah, well, he doesn't have your negotiator's son, does he?

He has mine, and an AR fucking 15 weapon,

and whatever else you said. Do something about it!

Mrs. Carr, we're doing everything in our power

to get your son out safely. If he calls you again -

Wait! You said, you said he has five,

there are five people in the lab, right?

You said that.

Five people, yes, including the suspect.

Reliable Auto Body.

CJ, it's Amy. Listen, I need you to do something for me, please.

Those trucks, those cars in the parking lot

that were being searched.

Yeah?

Can you check the plates, the numbers?

Yeah, they're kind of far.

Yeah, can you maybe take a photo and zoom in?

Can you do that, check the database, the state database?

Huh?

You're an inspection station, right?

You can check who, whose cars are registered to.

Oh yeah, yeah.

I need to know the names.

I'll call you once I've got them.

Okay, thank you. Thank you so much.

In 30 feet, turn left on Bannock Trail.

Estimated arrival time at the 138, 31 minutes.

Return to Riverside Trail to continue route.

Recalculating. New estimated arrival, 11 minutes.

Reliable Auto Body.

Hello?

It's CJ. Yeah, I ran the plates.

Oh, great, great.

You want the VINs or what?

No, the names, the names of the owners.

Yeah, I got all the names and addresses.

Okay, I got to do this quick. You want the first one?

Yeah, can you send me a screenshot?

I don't have a pen.

Alright.

Okay, great. Thank you, CJ.

Yeah, sure.

Thank you so much.

Y eah, okay, yeah. I hope everything turns out alright.

Okay.

Hi, you've reached the cellphone

of Heather Euclid, Outreach Direc-

Come on, Heather.

Amy.

Hey, are you at the hospital?

Yeah, we're at St. Mary's.

Is she okay?

Yeah, just a sprained ankle.

How's Noah?

He's still inside.

Oh my God, Amy.

I know.

I'm so sorry.

Can I speak to Mackenzie?

She's still in a lot of pain.

I know, but I really need to speak to her.

Please.

Okay, okay, hold on, just a second.

Honey.

Thank you.

Hello?

Mackenzie, are you okay?

Yeah, I was far away when it happened.

So, you didn't see who was doing this?

No.

Okay, listen, I need you to do something for me.

If you could just tell me if you know the next names

that I'm about to tell you, okay?

Okay.

Alright, hold on.

Tyler, Tyler Wilks.

He's in my homeroom.

Okay, that's good. Dawn Flores.

I don't know her.

But she's in the high school?

I think so. I think she's a senior.

Okay, so she drives.

Yeah.

Okay.

Amy, what are you doing?

Just hold on, Heather.

Gabriel Fallon.

No.

Do you know him, anyone, her?

No, but Julia Fallon does.

Gabe is Julia's dad.

Okay, so she's probably driving her dad's car.

Robert Ellis. Any, any student with that name?

Any one with the last name Ellis?

Sorry, I was thinking. No.

You're absolutely sure.

Amy, she said no.

Not a custodian, or a teacher.

No.

And you're positive?

Yeah, I do the yearbook.

That's great.

Call work.

Calling work.

Thank you for calling

the Marion County Division of Taxation.

If you know your party's extension -

Transferring to Greg Minor.

Hi, this is Greg.

Greg, it's Amy.

Oh my God, Amy, I just heard what's happening

at your son's school.

Yeah, listen, can you call me back from your cell phone?

What?

Please, Greg. call me back.

Okay, okay, I'll call you now.

Greg Minor.

Greg?

Yeah. Are you okay?

Yeah. I need you to pull up the internal drives,

I need you to pull up someone's state returns.

His name's Robert John Ellis.

415, apartment 2, Fabrey.

Okay, why am I, why am I pulling these returns?

I need his phone number.

That's illegal, Amy.

I know, Greg, but I, I need you to do this.

That's why I had you call me from your cellphone.

Didn't want you to get in trouble.

Please.

He's in the school. He has my boy.

Okay, okay, alright, look I'm getting it now.

Shit. Oh my God.

Okay, here it is.

Okay, thanks.

Robert John Ellis, age 31,

hasn't filed a return since 2016.

Yes.

Income from SSDI, after that single,

no dependents.

Yeah. Okay. Is there, is there a cellphone listed?

Yeah, assuming it's still valid.

Yeah.

It's -

Can you text it to me, please?

Okay, sure, yeah.

You said he filed a return in 2016.

What was the employment?

Lakewood School Department.

Oh my God.

2014 to 2016.

Was he a teacher?

No, he was a food service worker.

Oh God, Amy, are you okay?

No, Greg, I have to go.

Unknown number.

Okay, sure.

Shit, hello.

Hello, hey. It's your Lyft driver.

Where are you? I'm just getting to the 138.

I just turned off Hill Bridge Road.

Yeah, I'm not on Hillcrest, I'm on the 138.

Is that you?

Yes, it's Amy, but I -

No, I mean in the grey sweatshirt, is that you?

Yes! Yes, that's me!

Please, let's go, fast!

Destination, Lakewood High School.

Estimated arrival, 15 minutes.

Come on, Greg.

One, two, three. Maybe ten. Ten.

Is that enough? Will you listen then?

And that, that place, the school, it's just there.

That's it, that's why.

I remember them laughing, like I didn't know,

like I wasn't there or something.

I'm sick of waiting. After today, you'll listen.

And once you see, you'll listen.

Hello? Are you there?

Robert?

Who is this?

My name's Amy Carr.

Are you the police?

No, I am not the police.

They keep calling me.

They called me too.

Why?

Because my son is there with you.

They thought he was the one doing this.

Is he okay?

You're lying, you're the police.

No, I swear I'm not the police.

Then who are you?

I'm his mom, and I'm worried.

He's a good boy.

He's a good kid, all of them, they're good kids.

Now, I know, I know you're angry and scared,

and hurting, but none of this is going to make it any better.

I want this to stop.

I want it to stop too.

Tell me how I can help you. Tell me what I can do.

Shit! Shit!

The mailbox is full,

and cannot accept any messages -

Shit!

Come on.

The mailbox is full -

Shit!

- and cannot accept any messages.

Come on.

Mom, Mom, I don't have long.

You're lying. You're the police.

I hope this isn't the last time I'll be able to say it to you,

but I love you.

Who are you?

Please, save this video if anything happens to me.

Excuse me, miss. Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

No caller ID.

Hello?

This is Detective Paulson.

How'd you get that number?

I, uh...

You just put all those kids at risk. Your kid!

He worked at the cafeteria.

Do you know him?

No, no,

Then how'd you get the number?

Mrs. Carr, how did you get his number?

Does that matter right now?

It matters if you're not telling me something,

if you're providing him assistance.

You heard me on the call. Did it sound like I was

assisting him?

Listen to me, I want you to listen to me

very carefully, Mrs. Carr.

Do not call him again, okay?

He says it wants it to stop.

Not the way you think he does.

Please, let us do our jobs.

He has my son.

That's right. And the likelihood of us

getting him out of there safely just got a lot more complicated.

Please, do not interfere, Mrs. Carr. No more calls.

You're seeing SWAT moving in now,

into the building.

There's something definitely happening.

On the Sky Cam, Danny.

SWAT's there, SWAT is inside the high school,

moving in what appears to be some sort of tactical formation.

Now, I'm told that the governor

has offered Lakewood PD assistance

from the National Guard.

It seems a terrible day is finally reaching some -

Excuse me, do you have a charger for an iPhone?

Sorry, just an Android.

911, what is your emergency?

Yes, can I speak with Dedra Wilkinson, please?

Mrs. Carr? Is that you, Amy?

Hey.

Yes, hello, it's me. Hi.

Hi.

You okay? How are you holding up?

Not great.

Are you still on the road?

Yeah, but I'm in a car now.

That's good. What can I help you with?

Just didn't want to be alone.

I understand. I'm here if you need me to be.

How is this happening?

You've just got to hang in there.

You've been staying so strong.

I have, but I'm not. I'm not.

You are, Amy. You're doing everything

you need to be doing for your son.

No, I'm barely holding on. I shouldn't have made him go.

I shouldn't.

Listen, this is not your fault, Amy.

Yeah, it's mine. I should have just let him stay home,

and left him alone.

You did what any other mom would do.

You got your son up when he couldn't get up on his own.

You got him on his feet, and made sure

he got to where he needed to be.

Because he's your child, and because you love him.

Simple as that. You didn't know today was going to be like this.

Nobody did. That's my point.

And he knows that, Mrs. Carr. He's not blaming you.

He's holding on to you right now.

He's holding on to that love.

I might just be a voice on the other end

of this line, but I'm here for you.

I'm praying for you, Mrs. Carr. For you and everyone else.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Amy, are you still there?

Oh God. I think it's the detective calling.

I'll let you go.

But...

You have to take that call, Mrs. Carr.

Will you stay on the line?

Yes, yes, now answer. I promise I'll stay on the line,

just please, answer the call.

Oh God, okay.

Are you still there?

I am.

Who's that?

It's Dedra Wilkinson, Detective.

I'm the 911 dispatcher you spoke with before.

Please, just...

Mrs. Carr, the suspect has cut off

contact with us.

What does that mean? Is he okay, my son?

We don't know. I have Sargent Brant

from the crisis negotiation unit on the line.

Mrs. Carr?

Oh God. I'm sorry, I didn't mean, I didn't mean to make

things worse, I was just trying to reach him.

I understand. I understand that,

and I wouldn't characterize it that way at all.

Why is this happening? Why is he doing this?

We don't know. But I do know

he's in possession of multiple firearms,

and he's demonstrated a willingness to use them.

Like Detective Paulson said, we've lost communication

with the suspect, and we're running out of time.

We need your help.

Yeah, yeah, sure.

You were able to make contact with the suspect,

and you were able to remain on the line with him.

For like ten seconds.

Which is ten seconds longer

than what we're getting out of him now.

No, no.

We're not asking you to play negotiator,

not at all. Okay, we just need to you to distract him

long enough for SWAT to reach the chemistry lab.

What if I say the wrong thing?

We'll guide you through all of it, okay?

We're going to tell you what to say.

No, I could say something that makes it -

It's okay, Amy. It's okay.

If we're doing this, we have to go now.

Do you have access to a second phone line, Mrs. Carr?

No, I, I don't have another phone, I'm in a car.

Hey, here you go.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Mrs. Carr, did you get another phone?

Yeah.

Okay, stand by.

Okay.

We're going to connect you to Robert.

Okay, we'll be listening in,

and here on the other line if you need us, alright?

SWAT team is standing by at the north end

of the school.

He's not picking up.

He might have put down his phone.

Just don't hang up.

Robert.

Hello?

Hello, it's Amy Carr.

She's on with him now.

You're the one who called before?

Yes, that's right.

Alright, now ask him if he's okay.

Is everything, is everything okay, Robert?

Are you okay? Do you need medical help?

No.

Ask about the students now.

Does anyone... Is everyone else okay?

Not everyone.

Victim reported, we've got a possible casualty.

Listen, Robert, I'm very worried about my son.

Is he okay?

Is that him? Is that Noah?

Please tell me.

Try to respond to what Robert is saying to you.

Robert, is he still with you?

Yes.

Don't draw attention to your son.

Focus on the suspect.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Oh, God.

They keep moving.

I told them, no moving.

Who's moving, Robert? Stay with me, stay with me.

You need to listen.

All of you, no more moving!

Just keep him calm. Tell him you can help.

Listen!

I want to help you.

SWAT has entered the east wing.

Oh my God, please hurry, please hurry.

Who were you talking to?

What?

Who are you talking to?

You, you. I'm talking to you, Robert.

I'm talking to you. Can you hear me?

I hear people coming.

You're a liar! You're the police!

What? Who's... No! I'm not the police.

Who's out there? Who's out there?

I swear, I'm not the police.

Okay, just keep him engaged.

We need some more time.

Hey! Where's the other kid?

The kid with the brown hair?

SWAT team have reached the forth floor.

Where did he go?!

Tell me where he is!

Shit!

Amy, you need to call him back.

Oh my God.

Stand down. We lost him.

SWAT, stand down, we have lost engagement with the suspect.

The mailbox is full,

and cannot accept any messages.

Shit!

Mrs. Carr, did we lose you?

No, I'm here.

Oh my God! Oh my God, he's calling.

Is the shooter calling you, Mrs. Carr?

No, it's Noah. He's FaceTiming me.

Mrs. Carr, is your son with the shooter?

Noah! Honey, are you okay? Noah?

Mom, it's me.

I can't see you. I can hear you though.

Where are you?

I got away. I'm hiding in the French room.

Okay, I'm coming to get you.

I'm coming to get you, honey. You stay where you are.

I love you, baby.

I love you too.

I love you so much.

Get SWAT in there now!

The police are coming, okay? We're going to get you out.

Where's the other kid? Tell me where he is.

I'm scared.

I'm here. I'm here, I'm here, baby.

Tell me where he is!

Okay, okay, I'm sorry!

What's happening? Oh my God!

What's happening?

SWAT's breaching the chemistry lab.

Oh my God! No! They're going to the wrong room!

The French classroom! They're not in the chemistry lab!

Order them down, now.

Please, hurry up!

Next room, now!

No! Noah!

Oh my God!

I'm coming!

No!

Ma'am!

Stand back. Everybody, stay back.

Stand by, stand by.

We've got more people coming out.

We've got more coming out.

Noah! Noah!

Noah!

Mom!

Noah!

Mom!

Noah!

Mom!

Noah!

Okay, are you okay? Oh my God.

I love you, I love you.

Hi, this is Amy.

Leave a message, I'll get back to you.

Mrs. Carr, it's Detective Paulson.

I was told that you and your son were reunited,

and I'm really glad to hear that.

I also wanted to thank you. I know what we asked you to do

wasn't easy, but...

You were great.

Amy, it's Greg. I just wanted to check back in.

I hope your son's okay, and you're okay too.

We just landed, and heard what's going on.

Is Noah alright, is he with you?

We're on our way to pick up Emily -

Hey, Mrs. Carr, it's CJ.

I hope you and your son got reunited,

and you know, your parents' car is ready whenever you want -

Hey, it's Heather.

I am so glad that Noah's okay, and you're all home safe.

We love you guys, and we're here if you need us

for anything. Come by, call me.

Whatever you want, I'm here.

I hope you're holding each other a little tighter today.

I know we are. I love you. Bye.

Thank you, Mom.

Love you, hon. There's pancakes when you're ready.

A moment too horrific and too tragic

has unfortunately happened again.

Former graduate of Lakewood High School, Robert Ellis,

stormed the school Friday morning,

taking hostages for several hours before a SWAT team

was able to free a group of students held captive

in a second floor classroom.

I just, I saw kids running,

and I was running too, and then Ms. Dwyer told us

to go into a classroom and turn off the lights

like we practiced. But we just heard more shots.

And we were afraid he was going to shoot

through the door, but he just kept going.

So, we started to run away, and we just ran...

Hey, it's me, Noah.

Day 100 of doing this, posting this.

Day I think 107 since what happened at my school,

our school, if... Yeah, you know.

Hearing a lot of what you've had to say,

it's inspired me to keep doing this, to stand up.

Today seems kind of like a milestone, I guess.

A hundred days of these videos.

A lot's changed in that time.

For me, my life feels like things are finally starting

to get better.

It's not gone, it'll never be gone.

I want to keep active, I want to keep talking to everybody

because this has to stop. It should have stopped before.

Kids shouldn't have to go to school and worry

about this happening to them.

And that's why I'm going to keep doing

whatever I can to help, you know.

'Cause I know some of you can't.

And I'm going to keep talking about how wrong this is

because there's no other way to say it.

And that's why I won't stay quiet,

and I hope you won't either.

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