All language subtitles for Kidnapped The Hannah Anderson Story (2015)

[grunts]

Too wet.

- Why do you look like that?
- Like what?

Like that, scared.

Because you're acting crazy,
Uncle Jim.

Because I want to go home.

You don't have to be afraid
when you're with me.

You know, nothing can happen.

Nothing bad can happen
when you're with me.

HANNAH: You said you wanted
us to be together.

That can't happen
if we die out here.

We're lost,
and we need help.

I can't get the fire started.

I read that if you shoot your
gun into the air three times,

that means S.O.S.

That way, they can find us.

JIM: Oh, okay.

You mean like this, huh? Huh?

[gunshot]

Is that what you
wanted me to do,

so that now maybe
the cavalry will come?

Oh, I know you're watching me,
and I know what you're thinking!

We're gonna send old Uncle Jim
to jail! Oh, yes!

But that's not gonna happen

'cause I'm gonna walk
right outta here with my girl

and start a life together!

Do you hear me?

I am gonna walk
right outta here

with my girl
and make a life!

What, you don't want to play?

Huh?

[gunshots]

Jim? Jim?

Stay on the ground!

Keep your hands
where we can see them!

It's okay now, Hannah.

Everything is good.
It's over.

[helicopter approaching]

- Hey, sweetheart.
- Dad.

Hi.

Where's Mom and Ethan?

Are they back in San Diego?
Are they okay?

Hannah.

Dad, tell me they're okay.

Please?

[sobbing]

Hannah, I'm so sorry.

No.

- I'm so sorry.
- [sobbing]

REPORTER #1: After a harrowing
rescue from her kidnapper...

REPORTER #2: Hannah Anderson
was treated at local hospital.

According to reports,
Anderson was not aware...

REPORTER #3: Anderson was not
aware of the murders

of her mother
and younger brother Ethan.

REPORTER #4:
Reunited with her father,

Hannah is expected to return
home to Lakeside, California,

on Monday.

You know, a lot of people spent
a lot of time looking for you.

They're gonna be
really happy to see you.

What about Mom and Ethan?

- Hannah.
- He was eight years old.

It should've been me.

Don't say that.

You weren't there, Dad.
I could've done something.

I should have saved them.
I didn't even try.

You don't think
I have regrets, Hannah?

There are a million things
I'd have done differently.

We can't change what's happened,
no matter how much we want to.

Hey, I'm just glad I have you.

[excited chatter]

REPORTER #1: Hannah, sir,
any comment?

Has she given you any details?

REPORTER #2: Hannah. Hannah,
how are you doing?

How does it feel
to be back with your dad?

REPORTER #3: Thirty seconds,
Hannah. That's all we need.

Just 30 seconds on the stoop.

Thank you.

REPORTER #4: Hannah.

Mr. Anderson,
how does it feel

to have all this support
for your daughter?

Mr. Anderson!

Hannah sends her love.
She's doing good day by day.

Right now we're just looking
towards her future

and getting her settled in.

- Thank you.
- Can I talk to you later?

Hannah!

Uh, some people
brought stuff by.

I put it up in your room
in case you want it.

Thanks.

Hey, we're gonna be okay.

I'm gonna check the messages.

DAD: Cassie's here.

[car door opens]

HANNAH: Welcome to
the Anderson carnival.

Are you a family member?

Uh, I'm just a friend,
a good friend of Hannah's.

- How is she doing?
- Can you tell her to come out?

We want to hear more about
what happened in the woods.

What exactly-- What kind
of friendship do you--

Do you-- Hello-- Excuse--

Can you believe
the press out there?

What, are you hiding
One Direction in here somewhere?

[chuckles]
I wish.

How are you holding up?

Good days and bad days.

I look in the mirror,

and it's like I don't even
recognize myself anymore.

It's just gonna take time.
I'm really glad you're home.

Yeah, it's nice.
I guess it's nice.

Sometimes I still feel like
I'm a prisoner, you know?

Then why hide? I mean,
go out there and talk to them.

Are you kidding?
My dad would freak.

You're everywhere,

and I am not just
talking about on the news.

It is all over the place online.

Really?

You mean you don't know?

You gotta see this.
Come on.

Oh, come on.
There can't be that many.

You're trending.

You weren't kidding.

This is, like, totally insane.

CASSIE: Well, everyone wants
to know what happened to you.

Let's check your in box.

I've been gone for, like,
a week, so of course--

Wait. 1,097?

You know, just 'cause you
can't talk to people outside

doesn't mean you can't answer
a few questions.

- Cassie.
- What?

What are you so afraid of?
Just a couple.

Fine.

Okay. "Are you glad
that Jim was shot,

or would you rather
him be in prison?"

Um, shot.
He got what he deserved.

- Good one.
- [typing]

Okay, let's do one more.

"Did he tell you
he had a crush on you,

or is that just a rumor?"

- What should I say?
- Move over.

He said he had
a family crush.

He had feelings, but he
just wanted to protect me.

Kind of creepy.

Yeah.

Ooh, here's a good one.

"You're hot."

"LOL. Thanks."

- "What's your favorite color?"
- Pink.

"What's your favorite movie?"

Mm, Step Brothers.

"What's your favorite music?"

Mm, Drake.

What?

Um...

"They say you wrote letters
to Jim

and spent a lot of time
with him.

Why'd you run away
with the guy?"

- Hannah.
- No, I'm gonna answer this.

Okay, it's just
some crazy troll.

Can I sit, please?

He said he would murder me.

Does that sound like
someone I'd run away with?

[typing]

[knock at door]

Everything all right in here?

Cass, maybe you
should head home now.

Yeah.

- Bye, Mr. A.
- See ya, kiddo.

Dad.

I think you should stay
offline for a while.

These people have no idea
what you went through.

[distant TV chatter]

HANNAH: I like meat.
I just don't like red meat.

How can you not like red meat?
It's the Cadillac of meats.

Because it's bad for you,

and Cadillacs are
for old people anyway.

Haven't you ever heard
the slogan,

"Beef, it does a body good"?

That's milk.

Well, it should be beef,
at least with stir-fry.

So, what classes are you
gonna take this year?

Basic core.

- Sounds like a workout.
- Something like that.

What about geometry?

I aced geometry.

That was last year, Dad.

Right. Sorry.

Here you go.

What's wrong?

Mom used to make the fried rice
with chunks of yolk.

- It's okay. I can just--
- Dad--

- No, listen--
- Dad, it's fine.

It's okay, really.

Sorry. I just feel--

It's been so long.

We'll be fine.
You just--

You need to stop trying
to fix everything, okay?

ANCHORMAN: And in other news,
what was once viewed

as a Hollywood movie-style
rescue and homecoming

has now taken an odd turn.

- You've gotta stop watching--
- Shh.

...amid the Hannah Anderson
social media frenzy,

Hannah herself
took to a chat room tonight,

holding court with moonstruck
fans on a number of topics,

including which young celebrity
she'd like to date.

Certainly a far cry
from the quiet victim

we've seen portrayed
since her rescue.

And in--

You went on a chat room?

I just answered a few questions.

It's none of their business.

You should hear some of
the things that they're saying.

And talking to them
will only make it worse.

You ever think that
they're just setting you up

to knock you down?

Is that why you said no
to The Today Show interview?

We need to focus on our stuff,
not theirs.

I could use help
with the funeral.

ANCHORMAN: Reports are
coming in now from various--

Hannah, the funeral next week.

...relationship with
her captor, Jim DiMaggio.

Some are even suggesting a
romantic link between the two,

including a vacation
she and DiMaggio took together

alone in Los Angeles.

Back to you.

Hannah.

[reporters shouting]

What are you doing?

I can't let them say
those things!

No, Hannah, not like this.

Every accusation,
every question you answer,

they're just gonna throw
two more at you.

Did you hear
what they're saying?

Just give it time,
I promise.

That's easy for you to say!

You're not the one being called
the Lakeside Lolita!

[chatter]

- [reporter shouts]
- Gee.

Don't let 'em get to you.

They're just trying to get
a reaction out of you.

Hannah, any comment
on reports

that you were having a
relationship with Jim DiMaggio?

Wait for me.

- Excuse me.
- Anything at all, sir?

- Excuse me. Not now.
- [chatter continues]

Come on. It's a funeral.

- Not now.
- But Jim DiMaggio...

[chatter continues]

- Hannah?
- DAD: No comment.

REPORTER: Any comment at all?

Hi.

Hi, Sara.

- You probably need this, huh?
- Thank you.

Look. You're famous.

They love talking about me.
There's a big difference.

Maybe you'll get movie offers.

They're saying that
I killed them, Cassie,

that I killed
my mom and Ethan.

What?

They're saying
that Uncle Jim and I--

that we--

How could they say
those things about me?

Hannah, you okay?

- [reporters clamoring]
- It's fine. Just calm down.

It's gonna be fine, okay?

Okay. I can't.

[panting]

[breathing heavily]

[exhales]

[whimpers]

For the death
of Tina and Ethan,

there are no easy words.

We are touched by this evil,

and we will never be
the same again.

These senseless acts

were an abomination

in the eyes of God
and humankind alike.

We pray for you, Hannah,

and we pray
for your whole family.

And we ask for the Lord

to help you
to lift the burden

of this awful happening

and to find strength in God
at this difficult time.

Amen.

♪ [organ]

Hey, do you guys
want to take a photo?

- Sure.
- Cool. Come on.

Okay, ready?

Good. Thanks for coming,
you guys.

You're welcome.

Ethan loved football,
loved his team.

The season was supposed
to start in two weeks.

I just thought I'd take
some Instagram photos

to remember him, you know?

I'm so sorry for your loss.

Thank you, Agent McKinnon.

- How are you holding up?
- Okay, I suppose.

Uh, I wouldn't let them
bother you.

It's just a lot of people
talking, that's all.

Thank you.

You're a strong girl, Hannah.

And don't let anyone
take away from the memory

of your mother
and your brother.

I won't.

And, look, if you
ever want to talk--

And I mean it.

Thank you.

I promise it will get better.

Thanks for believing.

There's not so many of you
out there anymore.

- [door opens]
- Hannah!

All right, you guys, come on.
Leave the girl alone.

Let's go. Let's go.
Out. Leave her alone.

Get out. Come on.
Get out. Let's go.

[sighs]

They said you were smiling
at the funeral.

I was just taking pictures
with Ethan's team.

That you then posted online.

To remember him.

Hannah, you have to think about
how this looks to other people.

Right. If I do smile,
then I don't miss them.

If I don't smile,
then I'm a bitch.

What am I supposed to do?

[sighs]

I'm sorry. It's--

It's just a lot for me,
you know?

I know.

[sighs]
I'm going to turn it off.

Good idea.

INTERVIEWER: ...that it looks
like a place he escaped to.

LORA: We'll never know
all of the answers, will we?

But I believe that he ran...

- Dad.
- Your dinner's getting cold.

Dad, come here.

INTERVIEWER:
What are you saying?

LORA: I'm saying
that I remember...

- What is it?
- very clearly...

- That's his sister.
- telling Jim that I thought

Hannah was trouble.

INTERVIEWER:
Trouble? What do you mean?

LORA: I told him he needed
to watch out for her.

Well, what specific things
did Hannah do

to make you so wary of her?

She was like
a puppy dog with Jim--

flirty,
sending him pictures,

just not normal things.

Forgive me,
but why didn't your brother

just distance himself,

say something to her parents?

He was very close
with the Andersons,

and he only wanted
to help Tina and the kids

while Brett was in Tennessee.

He wouldn't have wanted
to add to their stress.

That's the type
of friend he was.

Hannah knew he'd keep quiet,
and she took advantage of that.

I wouldn't put anything
past her.

What about murder?

I wouldn't put anything
past her.

But what I know for sure

is that Jim
wouldn't hurt anybody.

Anybody.

Because she can point to a girl
posting Instagram pictures,

doing online chats,

and say you're being flippant
about all of this.

- Dad!
- Don't "Dad" me!

You got to knock it off
with the selfies!

I already warned you
about all that stuff,

and I shouldn't have to
do it again, Hannah.

She basically said
I killed Mom and Ethan.

Are you okay with her saying
that about your daughter?

Dad.

No.

No, I'm not okay
with that at all.

We need to fight back.

Fight back?

I have to answer this.

You want the spotlight
to shine even hotter, huh?

Because if we go
in that direction,

there is no getting it
back in the bottle, none,

and the attacks
are going to be even crueler.

Are you ready for that?

I need to tell the truth.

It's the only thing
that matters to me now.

Call The Today Show .

Agree to the interview.

Please.

WOMAN:
Okay, right this way.

- You okay?
- Yeah.

We're thrilled
to have you, Hannah.

- Is this your first time on TV?
- Yeah.

You're gonna be great.

This is the craft service table.
Help yourself to anything--

coffee, tea, soda,
whatever you'd like.

Parker needs a copy
of the rundown.

Thank you.
Right this way.

It's all right.

- Colleen Ryan.
- Ms. Ryan, hi.

- Colleen, please.
- Hi.

I'm so glad that you decided
to come on and share your story.

Thanks.

How are you feeling?
Are you okay?

I'm just a little nervous.

After what you've been through,

this is gonna seem
like a walk in the park.

- Thanks.
- You'll be fine.

Go ahead.

This?

- WOMAN: Mic check.
- One, two, one, two.

WOMAN: Thank you.

FLOOR MANAGER:
Places, everyone!

We're back.

Five, four, three...

It has been over a month since
Hannah Anderson was kidnapped

by the man believed
to have murdered

her mother and young brother.

She now joins us in the studio
to talk about that ordeal.

Hannah Anderson,
good morning to you.

How are you doing today?

Um, good.

Tell me, why is it important
for you to speak out?

I feel like a lot of people
have been judging me,

judging what I went through,

making up stuff
they don't have the answers to.

So, by speaking out,

you're hoping
that you can put

a lot of the speculation
to rest.

Silence them once and for all.

Y-Yeah, hopefully.

So I want to go back
to the beginning,

to your family's relationship
with Jim DiMaggio,

somebody you knew
your entire life.

What was he like?

I'd known him
since I was born.

[laughs]
Ethan, get ready for dinner.

Can you help me get some stuff
from the kitchen, please?

Come on.

Uh-oh, uh-oh.
Who's this guy?

Oh! Gotcha. Nice.
[laughs]

- [Ethan laughs]
- Jeez.

All right. Hey, remember
everything I taught you?

- Yep.
- Right? Firm stance.

Open palm.

And go for the pressure points.

Oh! Oh! Nice, nice, nice, nice.
What if I do that?

MOM:
Ethan, don't.

Sorry, girl.

Did you talk to your mom
about what we talked about?

- Not yet.
- What?

So you know how
my birthday's coming up?

- Uh-huh.
- Uncle Jim invited me

to go to L.A. with him.

It's just for the weekend.

I got a bunch of stuff
I gotta take up to my sister's.

I thought she'd
come along for the ride.

Oh, Hannah, I don't know.

Mom, why not?

Why don't I want
my 15-year-old--

- Sixteen.
- Sorry.

My 16-year-old daughter
to go to Los Angeles

without a parent?

It's 130 miles away,
for starters.

She's not
a little girl anymore.

I'll talk to my daughter
as I see fit.

You don't really talk to her.
You talk down to her.

Yeah, Mom.

She'll be with me
the whole time, okay?

I mean, you know
nothing bad can happen.

Plus, Uncle Jim taught me
and Ethan self-defense,

so nobody will hurt me.

- Well, I'll think about it.
- That means no.

It means I'll think about it.

- Dad would've said yes already.
- Really? You're gonna go there?

Whatever.

Hannah.

- You never let me do anything.
- Hannah!

Don't ever tell me
how to raise my daughter.

Ever.

Not long after, we found out
that Uncle Jim had lost his job

and probably his house.

I didn't know
when I'd see him again.

So Mom let me go.

One last trip with Uncle Jim.

HANNAH:
Look at this.

It must be awesome to be loved
by so many people.

Well, people love
talking about them,

but there's a big difference.

Spencer Tracy.
Who's that?

Oh, he's just
an old-time movie star

from way back in the old days.

- Like the '90s?
- [laughs] Before that.

Oh.

- Who you got?
- No one.

This is gonna be mine someday.

- Oh, really?
- Yeah.

You want that kind
of attention, huh?

Are you kidding?
Who wouldn't want to be famous?

All right.
Well, here, let me, hmm?

Here you go. Come on.
Really work it, all right?

Here we go. Nice.

- Like this?
- Yeah, yeah.

Keep going.
That's good. That's good.

Arch your back a little.
That's fine. That's good.

- Nice.
- Okay, let me see.

That's good. What?

What? Who are you
sending it to?

Instagram. Dylan's gonna freak
when he sees these.

Is Dylan like a boyfriend
or something?

- More like a friend-friend.
- Oh.

Is that Jake Gyllenhaal sitting
over there with Channing Tatum?

- Oh.
- Gotcha.

You're bad.
[chuckles]

This is so good.

My mom cooks, like, the same
five things over and over.

At least my dad used to have
a little variety.

Yeah. How's your dad
doing anyway?

You talk to him recently?

Mom says they're
taking time apart,

but being 2,000 miles away
isn't helping.

Right, right.
You and Ethan hanging in?

He's still so little,
thinks everything's fine.

Right. And you?

Great. I love watching
my family fall apart.

You shouldn't have to deal
with those kinds of things.

You should be free,
doing what you want to do,

you know,
doing what feels good.

Tell that to my mom.

She doesn't get along
with anyone.

My dad's side of the family
won't even talk to her.

She's just so--

I don't even know anymore.

Well, you've got me.

Yeah.

But for how long?
I mean,

who knows where
you'll end up?

Well, let's not worry
about that now.

I'm just enjoying the moment.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

I was just thinking,
you know,

you know, if you were
a little older,

or, you know, if we were
the same age or, I don't know--

- What?
- I know, it's funny, right?

It's just, uh--

I was thinking like I--

I have a crush on you.

- What do you mean?
- Like a family thing.

Like I care about you.

Mm, Dylan just liked the photo.

Oh, of course he did.

Trying to have
a conversation here.

It'll just take one second.

Yeah, well, whatever
you're texting or posting,

that can wait
till later, okay?

- Jealous much?
- Hey.

You know, I'm-- I'm trying
to open up to you here.

I mean, the least you could do
is listen, right?

I mean, has Dylan ever
taken you to Hollywood?

- Why are you doing this?
- Now I'm doing something?

It looks to me
like you're the one

being a little bit ungrateful.

Can I have my phone
back, please?

- Let's get out of here.
- Go where?

My sister's.
I'm done here.

- But why?
- I damn said so, that's why.

Come on.

HANNAH: It seemed
kind of really weird.

Did you ever tell anyone

what happened in Los Angeles,
what he said to you?

Why not?

Because my dad and him
were best friends.

So I didn't want to ruin
things between them.

It's been two days,

and you haven't said a word
about your trip with Uncle Jim.

What's to say?

Well, was it fun?

Lovely, yeah.

She was crying
in her room today.

Shut your pie hole, Ethan!

Be nice to your brother,
Hannah.

Look, kids, I know
it hasn't been easy,

but Uncle Jim really
has been a big help

since your dad left.

He never just left-left.

He's working, and he's trying
to hold this family together,

which is more
than I can say for you.

We're all trying, Hannah.

Maybe I should
just live with him.

Look, I know
you don't think

I know what you're going
through, but I do.

- Trust me, you don't.
- Well, then tell me, please.

How can I help you
if you don't tell me anything?

Dad'll be back soon, right?

- Yeah, right.
- Hannah.

What? Be real with the kid.
He deserves to know the truth.

Ethan, honey.

Look, Uncle Jim
invited us over one last time

before he moves on Saturday.

So you better get
that attitude in check,

or you and I are gonna have
a major problem.

I can't.
I have cheer camp.

Well, then you'll go after camp.
Have I made myself clear?

You were at cheerleading camp?

Yeah, my cheer girls,
who I coach,

had camp at Sweetwater High,
so my mom dropped me off.

See you later. Bye.

HANNAH:
Jim picked me up

because my brother's game
had already finished,

so they were going to meet us
up there at his house.

And when he picked you up,
did everything seem ordinary?

HANNAH: Yeah,
it was perfectly normal.

Everything was fine.

The girls must be getting
pretty good.

- They're working really hard.
- You enjoying it?

Yeah. I like helping them.

Good. It's important to have
something in your life

that you love, you know?

Yeah.

I wanted to apologize
about what happened in L.A.,

the way everything
went down, you know,

some of the things I said.

[sighs]
It's just that there's been

a lot of stress with
the move and everything.

But I shouldn't have done it.

Don't worry about it.

You sure?
'Cause I felt bad afterwards.

It's fine.
It's all good.

Good.
I'm glad to hear that.

It's good to know
that you and I are okay.

You know,
it means a lot to me.

So, at what point do you realize
that something is really wrong?

When we got to the house
and my mom's car wasn't there.

Where's my mom's car?

Oh, you know, Ethan
probably went next door

to play with the kids.

You know how they are.

You coming?

Where's my family?

Uh, why don't you grab me a beer
and we'll talk about it.

[sighs]

[grunts]

Thank you.

Sit, please.

Tell me what's going on.
Where's my mom and Ethan?

Um...

I'll tell you if you sit.

Help! Somebody!

I wouldn't do that
if I were you.

- [screams]
- Get over here. [groans]

[grunts]
I taught you that, remember?

- Help me!
- Shut up, or I'll kill 'em!

[grunts]

[panting]
What did you say?

Okay, look, I don't--

I don't want to hurt anyone,
Hannah, okay?

But I will do what I have to do.
Do you understand?

This isn't you.
Why are you acting like this?

Do you understand?

Yes.

Get on the chair.

I don't understand, Uncle Jim.

Is this some kind of test,
some kind of--

Put these on. Put the other end
through the armchair, okay?

I'm gonna bind
your feet now, okay?

As long as you stay calm,
no one has to get hurt.

- Do you understand?
- Where's my mother?

She and your brother are safe,
as long as you stay calm.

Now I just want to explain
everything to you

so you can understand why
you don't need to be afraid.

I don't want to leave
San Diego,

but they took my job,
and they took my home.

And... there's just nothing
left for me here.

Of course there is.

Just let me go,
and we can talk.

You know, we could--
we could start a whole new life,

just you and me, you know?

You know, get away from
all this, away from your mother.

You know, I mean, that's--
that's what you want, right?

I mean, freedom?

Please let me go.

Uncle Jim, what are
you doing with that?

No. Please, no.

How many things in life give you
a five in six chance to win?

Not many, hmm?

[laughing]

- [gun clicks]
- Don't do this!

You have so much to live for!

Oh, Hannah, tell me all about
what I have to live for,

because you've already made it
clear how you feel about me.

[cocks trigger]

Now maybe two can play, hmm?

- Please. Please don't do this.
- Okay, five in six.

Five in six, five in six.

Just tell me where my mom
and Ethan are first.

They're safe.

They're in the garage.

- [distant muffled shouting]
- Ethan?

Ethan, I'm here.
It's okay.

No one has to get hurt, okay?

Now tell me what it was
I had to live for.

I'll go.

Just please don't hurt anybody.

- [uncocks trigger]
- [laughs]

This is gonna be
a whole new life for us.

Uncle Jim, I don't feel good.
I think I'm gonna throw up.

I have something for that.
Hang on.

Pills.

[whispering]
Okay, there we go.

Okay.

Here. Take this.

- What is that?
- Just take it.

There. Uh. Okay.

- There you go.
- Oh.

I'll do whatever you want.

- Just let my mom and Ethan go.
- Shh, shh, shh.

It's okay. I told you
they're safe, okay?

It's all gonna be fine.

No. I don't feel so good.

No, no, everything's
gonna be okay.

It's gonna be okay.
It's gonna be okay.

No, I don't think so.

Don't try to move.
You'll just hurt yourself.

What did you give me?

It's all right.

- Uncle Jim--
- It's okay.

It's okay.

Hey, Kelly.

Stay.

[gunshot]

[muffled whimpering]

[police radio chatter]

[siren bursts]

GORE: Oh, boy.

Well, the main house
is pretty much destroyed.

Luckily, the firefighters
were able to stop it

before it destroyed
the garage, too.

Does the arson investigator have
any idea what happened?

Accident,
faulty wiring maybe?

You need to see this.

Firefighters discovered this
when they made entry.

My God.

Female, late 30's, early 40's.

I'm working on the I.D. now.

Is she the homeowner?

Working on it.

[phone ringing]

This is Brett.

Jim's house?

And this was on the news?

I'll check it out.
Thanks for the heads-up.

Jesus.

Aw, Jim.

Come on, come on.

You've reached Tina.
Leave a message.

Hey, Tina, it's me.

I think something horrible
might have happened to Jim.

Can you please call me
when you get this?

Thank you for coming.

On August 4th,
deputies and fire personnel

responded to a structure fire

in the unincorporated
community of Boulevard.

They entered the structure
and found a body inside.

The victim has been identified
as Christina Anderson,

and it has been determined
that Ms. Anderson

had been murdered.

Sheriff and arson investigators
searched through the rubble

of one of the burned buildings
on the property

and found the remains
of a child.

The child's identity

has not been determined
at this time.

The suspect in this murder
and arson

has been identified
as James Lee DiMaggio,

the 40-year-old owner
of the residence.

Upon an extensive search
of the property,

bomb and arson
investigators

located a number
of explosives,

apparently homemade
by DiMaggio,

that had been set up to 24 hours
prior to detonation.

The location
of Ms. Anderson's children,

16-year-old Hannah Anderson...

and 8-year-old
Ethan Anderson,

is unknown.

It is believed that one
or both of the children

have been abducted
by DiMaggio,

whose whereabouts
are also unknown.

An Amber Alert
has been activated

in the hopes that
the children and DiMaggio

can be located.

DiMaggio is believed to be
driving a blue Nissan Versa,

California license plate
6WCU986.

The San Diego County
Sheriff's Office

is going to be working
in conjunction with

Agent Frank McKinnon
of the FBI,

who will be heading up
our search

for DiMaggio and the children.

Now, if you have
any questions,

I'd be happy to try
and answer them.

[reporters clamoring]

Hi.

- He was your friend.
- Sara--

None of this would have happened
if you'd been here.

MAN: Honey, honey, come on now.
You know it's done.

Honey, can't we just put
everything back to order

and just worry about
finding the kids?

Come on, Brett.

Put on a decent shirt

and look like
a responsible father.

- Mr. Anderson?
- Yeah.

I'm Special Agent
Frank McKinnon.

Oh, yeah, Glenn said
you'd be coming by.

Mr. Anderson, can I have
a word with you in private?

Yeah.

You'll have to excuse
my in-laws.

Things haven't exactly been
the best between us lately.

I need to tell you something,

and it's going to be
very painful.

What is it?

We're still waiting
on a dental match,

but it's almost certain

that the second body found
in the house was Ethan.

No, uh, the press
conference--

the guy, the detective, he said
that he didn't know, right?

Yeah, I know,
but our medical examiner

is pretty certain that the
dental records will confirm it.

I'm sorry.

No--

[sobbing]
Ethan.

God--

I don't--
I don't understand this.

Jim was my friend.
He was our friend.

I just asked him to watch out
for the family while I was gone,

you know, check in
once in a while.

Why would he do this?

We found a box in his house
full of 8x10 glossies

of Hannah, printed
from various Web sites,

social media,
that sort of thing.

A lot of the photos
could be considered

a little suggestive.

Oh, God.

I am going to bring
your daughter back to you.

I feel that in my heart,
and you have my word.

[sniffles]

Hey.

Here you go, boys.

Nah, come on.
It's on the house.

Have a great one.
See ya.

Everything good?
Great.

[cash register humming]

-You help me, and I'll help you.
-Excuse me?

What can I get for you?

Oh, uh... okay.

Just, uh-- Just these.

[softly]
Help.

Help.

What, you going camping?
[chuckles]

You know, personally, I
absolutely hate the dried fruit.

It tastes like plastic.

Give me a candy bar
any day of the week, right?

- [chuckles]
- Yeah.

It'll be, uh, 18.35.

Sir? It's 18.35.

Yeah.

Out of 50.

[panting]

Help me.

- [cash register beeps]
- Oh, you gotta be kidding me.

This thing jams on me.
I'm sorry.

[cash register rattling]

I keep telling my manager
I gotta get a new one.

One second.
I just gotta jimmy it.

- [beeps]
- Oh, God. I'm sorry.

- [beeping]
- This thing's always--

[whimpers]

- [beeping continues]
- Oh, my God.

- [chugging]
- Oh, God.

[distorted voice]
What do you think you're doing?

You could've gotten hurt.

[distant groaning]

[metal clicking]

Someone is looking out for us.

It's truly meant to be,

just like I said.

[engine starts]

WOMAN: The following
is a Fox News alert.

A massive manhunt is
still going on this morning

for this man, suspected killer
James Lee DiMaggio,

and two children
he may have abducted,

Hannah and Ethan Anderson,

the two children
of Christina Anderson,

who was found dead

in DiMaggio's scorched
California home.

At this hour, an Amber Alert
is still in effect

for 16-year-old Hannah
and 8-year-old Ethan.

Joining me now is the father
of these two missing children,

Brett Anderson.

Good morning to you, sir.

BRETT: Good morning.

As a parent,
as a human being,

I can't imagine the pain
you must be going through.

You've lost your wife,

you don't know what's happened
to your two children,

and you weren't there
to really know the details.

Tell me, what do you think
happened on Saturday?

All I know is that
he killed my wife,

most likely my son.

We're just waiting
on the DNA test.

And he took my daughter.

If Jim DiMaggio is listening,

is there anything
you would like to say to him?

BRETT: Uh, tell him
the damage has been done.

Get your head together
and let my daughter go.

Let her come home to me.

You're leaving.

They got several sightings
up in Nevada.

I just keep imagining
this was Becca, you know?

They found large trash bags in
the attic of this guy's garage,

receipts,

boxes of handcuffs.

Apparently, he's been
planning this for weeks.

Oh, my God.

I promised her father
I'd get her back, Nic.

And you will.

WOMAN: Where do you think
Jim and Hannah are?

- [chatter continues]
- Not right now.

MAN #2: Is the search
expanding up to Canada?

Is it true that Hannah and
DiMaggio were texting each other

extensively on the day of
the murders and the abduction?

We will not be commenting
on my daughter tonight.

Please respect that decision.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Father.

[clears throat]

I can't say how much
it means to me,

to us,

to see you all out here
supporting Hannah.

Tonight, each one of you

is a member of her family.

And I know my daughter
isn't here right now,

but I believe--

and I know each one
of you believes--

that we will see
her smiling face again soon.

And to my beautiful wife...

and son,

I will love you both forever.

And I will see you
someday in heaven.

Yeah.

Where's my mom and Ethan?

Uh, don't worry about them.
They're back at the house.

- But are they okay?
- They're fine.

They're tied up.

HANNAH:
Where are we?

Someplace safe.

Okay.

Come on. Let's go.

Come on.

What are you doing?

Lake's a couple of days' hike
into the forest.

What about the car?

We'll hide it.

Hide it? Why?

It's just you and me
now, okay?

We don't need
anyone else anymore.

We can take care of ourselves.

Now go find me some branches
so we can cover the car.

The thicker the better.

Let's get something clear
between us.

What's happening
right now, this,

we need each other to make this
work, like a team, right?

But I'm getting the feeling
that you're not on the team.

So, as much as
I like you, Hannah,

if you wander off
or disobey me again,

I will have no other choice but
to put a bullet in your head.

Last thing I want,
but I will,

and it will be your fault.

Do you understand me?

Good.

Now help me cover
the car, okay?

You set out on a hike.

Tell me about that trip,

because that is
some rugged terrain.

HANNAH:
It was really slippery.

There's lots of rocks
and boulders.

So you'd trip and fall
and slip down and stuff.

And he made me carry
these 50-pound backpacks.

There was two of them.

Come on. We gotta make camp
before the storm hits.

I don't wanna
do this anymore.

What do you think
I brought you out here for?

You're young. You're athletic.
You can do it.

Uncle Jim, please.

It'll flatten out
once we get around this bend.

[gasps]

Hannah.

- Hannah.
- [groans]

- Are you all right? Huh?
- I don't know.

Do you think you can--
Hang on, hang on, hang on.

Think you can stand, huh?

- Ah! My knee. It really hurts.
- Okay, okay. Oh, okay, okay.

Here, here. All right,
let me help you. All right?

Let's just get you up.
Now let me help you there.

Okay.

Now, come on.

Oh! Oh! I need
a doctor, please.

No, no, no, no, no.
Here, let me help you.

Listen, I promise we'll get this
thing wrapped once we make camp,

but right now we just gotta
keep moving, all right?

Just hang on a second.

Can you stand for two seconds?

All right, come here.
Come here.

All right, nice and easy.
Nice and easy. Come on.

Come on.

In all of that time,
was there ever a moment

where you thought,

"Maybe I can make a run for it,
maybe I can escape"?

Yeah, a lot,

but he had a gun
and threatened to kill me

or anyone else
who tried to help.

[sighs]

[gun cocks]

- Hannah?
- Don't.

- What are you doing?
- It's over.

Whatever you think this is,
whatever you have planned,

I'm going home.

What are you gonna do,
shoot me?

If I have to.

Then go ahead.
Shoot me.

Finally, you want to play.

Five in six, remember?

- It's fully loaded.
- Then I guess I'm screwed.

I don't want to be here anymore!
I want to go home!

Then pull the trigger,

and you can do
anything you want to do.

Hell, you can drive
to Tennessee

and be with your father
if you want to.

You need gas money?

More than enough.

All you gotta do is kill me.

[laughing]

- Do it!
- [gasps]

I can't.

[gasps]

[grunts]

[gasping]

[whimpering]

You should eat something.

I'm fine. Thanks.

You're not doing her any good

if you pass out
from hunger, exhaustion.

When's the last time you slept?

What day is it?

I'm trying to funnel
some tips to Agent McKinnon.

I just... still feel
so helpless.

He likes to go
to the middle of nowhere.

So... that narrows it down
to only...

20,000 square miles.

What if they don't find her?

No, no.

That agent looked me in the eye
and he made me a promise.

You were right, Sarah.

I never should've left.
I should've stayed.

I should've...

been more of a father.

I know what I said.

It was just emotions.

And you know I'm sorry.
I am.

I know you were a good father.

Now you're going
to eat that food.

Okay.

And I'm gonna see you
in the morning, okay?

Okay. Thanks.

[sniffles]

Now, at one point
in the middle of the week,

you and Jim ran into
four people on horseback.

What happened?

MAN: No, no, no, no, no.

You're not listening
to what I'm saying.

I'm not saying it would be
exactly like the United States.

[unzipping]

All I'm saying is that,
if we wanted,

Idaho could be very
self-sufficient, that's it.

WOMAN: Mark, what
would we live off of?

Potatoes and fish
and great views?

MARK: Yep, we'd do that,

and we could also have trade
partners just like the U.S.

[gasps]

Keep quiet,
or I'll have to kill them.

- Is that what you want?
- No.

All right, well,
you let me do the talking.

Hey, there.

Nice day for a ride.

MARK: Yeah. A little bit warm,
but we're okay.

WOMAN:
This your daughter?

Yep. Spending some quality time
with my baby girl.

They grow up so fast, huh?

Where you all headed?

You know, you're in one
of the most godforsaken places

on God's green earth.

And your baby girl there,
she's dressed up

like she's heading
to a slumber party.

[chuckles] Yeah, we're headed
over to Morehead Lake.

Well, you know, if you're
headed to the lake,

you're heading
in the wrong direction.

Morehead's about
[clicks tongue]

five miles back that way.

Where you from?

We hardly ever see
anybody up here.

Uh, Texas.

- Hmm.
- You don't have an accent.

No, actually, that's not
the first time I've heard that.

- Right, sweetie?
- Yeah.

Anyway, morning to ya.

- We didn't catch your names.
- Uh, Dan and Laura.

Huh. Well, Dan and Laura,
it's a pleasure to meet you two.

I'm Mark.
This is my wife Christa.

And this here are the Youngs,
Mike and Mary.

Hi.

Nice to meet ya.
Have a nice day.

Dan, I'd be, uh, careful
with that tent.

That tree there'd be
a pretty good lightning rod

in a storm.

Thank you, sir,
for the warning.

Uh, we'll heed that.
Thank you.

Take care now.

And when they walked away
and nothing happened,

did you think that
that was it,

there went my chance?

I know what you
were doing today.

- What?
- You were signaling to them.

No.

Don't you lie to me!

I'm not lying.

You think I don't hurt,
too, huh?

You don't think I feel pain?

I've had pain my whole life,
the worst kind of pain.

And now I am so close
to getting away from it.

Yeah.
[groans]

I need to think.
I need to think.

I need to think and think.
Think, think,

think, think, think,
think, think, think, think.

Why do you want to
mess this all up for us?

Huh? Why do you want
to ruin it for us, huh?

[yells]
Why?

Because I'm scared.

Hannah. Hannah,
Hannah, Hannah.

Everything's gonna be okay.
[chuckles]

[sniffles]

Hannah.

Why are you looking
at me that way?

I'm not a monster.

Everything I have done

has been for us.

Do you hear me?

Everything.

Okay, you just wait till we
get to the lake tomorrow, okay?

Okay?

I'm hungry.

- Just-- Just--
- I'm hungry.

- [knock at door]
- Hey, McKinnon.

Listen, we're gonna head across
the street for some bad sushi.

Why don't you take a break
and come join us.

Nah. I had salmonella
for breakfast.

Okay, I'll get you
a doggie bag.

Hey, Jernigan, you hear about
this guy DiMaggio's father?

Yeah, yeah.
You mean about

when he broke into
that 17-year-old girl's house?

Yeah. In 1989, he brings in
a sawed-off shotgun,

threatened to kill her
and her family.

- Like father, like son, huh?
- Yeah, but get this.

Six years later,
he takes off for the desert

and kills himself.

Crazy.

And that was
18 years ago this week.

So what do you got?

You know, I got a feeling

Uncle Jim never planned
on this being a round trip.

No, he knew exactly what
he was coming up here to do,

which means we're
running out of time.

Well, hello again.
Glad to see you found your way.

Lake's not far from here.

Everything okay, honey?
You look a little spooked.

She's just a little tired.

I think we overdid it
a little yesterday, you know?

Is that it?
You're just a little tired?

Yeah.

Really, she's looking
kind of rough.

You know, maybe you two ought to
think about heading out of here.

There is a ranger's station

about two miles back
up the trail here.

You know the area
pretty good, huh?

CHRISTA:
He used to be sheriff.

- No kidding? Sheriff, huh?
- Yeah.

Retired now.

But we do head up these parts
about two, three times a year.

MIKE: We can take you to the
ranger's station if you want.

JIM: Oh, that's really
not necessary, but thanks.

Might not be a bad idea.

Your daughter's
looking pretty bad.

Oh, we're fine, really.

You really don't know your way
around these woods very well.

Your daughter's dressed
in her pajamas,

and you set your tent up
like a lightning rod.

And those boots
you're wearing,

not exactly suited
for this particular terrain.

Now, tell me, why are you
really out here, Dan?

It was my idea.

It's kind of funny, actually.

Last year he picked,
and we went to Hollywood.

This year I said I wanted
to go camping by the lake.

Yeah, I guess we're not
really good at it.

No, not really.

Which way did you say
the ranger station was?

Back that way
about two miles.

Guess we'll head there
in a bit.

Um, I think I'm gonna stay
out here a little bit longer.

It's so peaceful,
you know?

What do you think, Dad?

I could stay out here
a little longer.

All right. Well...

you two have yourself
a fine day.

And, uh, I hope you enjoy
the rest of your trip.

Take care now.

Looks like we're
all in trouble now.

[phone ringing]

JERNIGAN: Jernigan. Yeah.

Really? When?

Okay, we're on our way.
Hey, McKinnon.

- Yeah.
- Four hikers

just reported seeing
our girl in Idaho.

Looks like
we're going to Idaho.

Mason here.

MAN: Anything yet?

It's a pretty big park, Captain.

I'll let you know
if I see anything.

All right.
Talk soon. Over.

This is Mason.
We got a situation here.

- [door closes]
- [engine starts]

How are you?

Hey.

[grunting]

How do I look like I'm doing?

I'm starving. I'm shaking.
I can barely walk.

Oh, you're alive,

and you're with someone
who cares about you.

Stop!

Is this what caring
about someone looks like?

- Do I look happy, content?
- Hannah.

No, I really want to know.

Is this the great life
you had planned?

Getting lost in the woods
looking for some stupid lake,

taking backpacks
up and down mountains?

Is this really
what you wanted?

- Did you even have a plan?
- Don't.

No, 'cause I'm not so sure
about that anymore.

I said don't.

Come here.

You're drunk.

Come here.

Get in.

[sobbing]

[Jim snoring]

[helicopter whirring
in distance]

[helicopter whirring]

Pan the camera
10 degrees to the left.

Gotcha.

- What are you doing?
- Building a fire.

What, now?

We have to act natural.

We have to show them we're
just a couple of normal campers.

Go find some firewood.

This is Idaho 2-6-0.

I got a positive
on the campsite. Over.

Do you have a visual
on the suspect? Over.

Affirmative.

Wait a minute.

She's flagging us down.

Repeat, Anderson
is flagging for help.

Copy that, Idaho 260.
Rescue team is en route.

What are you doing?

Nothing.

Come get some wood, would you?
We got to build this fire.

Okay.

This is where the camp
was spotted, here.

I want the hostage rescue team
up here to surround the area.

Make sure we're in position
before anybody makes a move.

There's an aircraft overhead
keeping an eye on the scene.

But there's a lot
of wilderness here,

and I don't want to lose 'em.

Now, remember,
he has a hostage with him,

a 16-year-old girl.

Make sure you know
where she is at all times.

- Am I clear?
- AGENTS: Yes, sir.

All right, move out.

[growls]

- Why do you look like that?
- Like what?

Like that.
Like you're scared.

Because you're acting crazy,
Uncle Jim.

- Because I want to go home.
- No, no, I told you.

You don't have to be afraid
when you're with me, okay?

Okay? Nothing bad
can happen to you.

You said you wanted us
to be together, right?

Well, that can't happen
if we die out here.

We're lost,
and we need help.

I read in a book

that if you fire your gun
in the air three times,

it means S.O.S.

That way,
somebody can find us.

Oh.

Okay.

Like this, huh? Huh?

[gunshot]

Is that what you
wanted me to do,

so now maybe
the cavalry will come?

[rustling]

Oh, I know
you're watching me,

and I know
what you're thinking!

Hold fast.
Wait for my order.

We're gonna send
old Uncle Jim to jail.

Oh, yes.

But that's not gonna happen!

I'm gonna walk outta here
with my girl.

I'm gonna walk right
outta here with my girl

and make a life.

You hear me?
I'm gonna walk

right outta here with my girl
and make a life!

Uncle Jim, hey, stop it, okay?
They will kill you!

This wasn't supposed
to happen this way.

I promised you we were
going to find the lake

and we were gonna be happy.

We were gonna be happy.

Just put the gun down.

Get down.

Uncle Jim.

Now.

Get ready to move in.

What, you don't
wanna play, huh?

[gunshot]

[gunfire]

[no audible dialogue]

COLLEEN: Hannah, when did
you realize this is it,

this is my rescue?

When they pulled me aside
and wrapped a blanket around me

and made sure I was okay.

I'm gonna run these over
to the sheriff's station.

- Want any help?
- No, I'm good, thanks.

Hey, Brett.

[cheering]

Mr. Anderson,
we found Hannah.

Do you remember the hikers?

HANNAH: Yeah.

COLLEEN: Well, what if
I told you they were here?

Would you like to meet them?

Sure.

Nice to meet you.

We brought a hat for you
from Idaho.

- Thank you.
- [Christa chuckles]

- Glad you're safe.
- Thanks.

Hannah, thank you so much
for trusting us with your story.

I hope that this is
the beginning

- of a lot of healing for you.
- Thank you.

How do you feel now, kiddo?

Now that I finally told
the real story,

it can finally be over.

Thank you.

♪

♪ I'm standing up
I'm speaking out ♪

♪ Let everybody hear ♪

♪ So I'm gathering my courage ♪

♪ Gonna let my feelings show ♪

♪ I'm strong enough
to carry on ♪

♪ I'm brave enough to grow ♪

♪ The darkest days
get left behind ♪

♪ If you choose to let 'em go ♪

♪ You're strong enough
to face it all ♪

♪ When you know your heart is ♪

♪ True ♪

♪ You ♪

♪ Are ♪

♪ On the road
that leads you home ♪

♪ It's never really over ♪

♪ So I take it day to day ♪

♪ With courage and belief ♪

♪ I'll take it all head on ♪

♪ But it's hard to face it ♪

♪ Tough to come to grips
with what goes on ♪

♪ Still I'm brave enough
to look and see ♪

♪ What everybody says ♪

♪ And deep inside I know ♪

♪ They're never gonna get
the best of me ♪

♪ I'm strong enough
to carry on ♪

♪ I'm brave enough to grow ♪

♪ 'Cause the darkest days
get left behind ♪

♪ If you choose to let 'em go ♪

♪ I'm strong enough
to face it all ♪

♪ 'Cause I know my heart is ♪

♪ True ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ I'm ♪

♪ On the road that leads me ♪

♪ Home ♪