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And even the kid's dad says that these videos remind him a lot of Lori Vallow.

And he, of course, as I'm sure all of us are, are very hopeful that this does not end up in a situation like that.

So Alicia now has warrants out for her arrest for four counts of custodial interference, each a third degree felony.

This along with additional charges for taking the kids out of the state with authorization.

An endangered missing advisory has also been issued for all four children and their passports have all been flagged in the system.

But unfortunately, none of them have been found.

Law enforcement has said that they don't believe that she intends to physically harm the kids.

However, they of course are deeply concerned about their well-being, because that includes possible isolation, their access to medical care, the influence of their mother's mental state.

And look, what happens is when you start feeling like you're backed into a corner and the walls are closing in, maybe there was no threat to begin with.

Maybe she wasn't going to physically harm the kids.

But when you're backed into a corner and you feel like there's not much else to do and that the walls are closing in, that is when people, especially people who are unwell mentally, that is where they become unpredictable.

Now, because this case has crossed international borders so quickly, the FBI became involved very fast, working alongside the Utah authorities so that they could find these children and bring them home.

Kendall, the kid's father, has also launched a GoFundMe to help cover legal expenses and also potential international travel once the children are found.

But this is one of those cases, too, and the reason why I think it's created so much uproar.

It's where the danger isn't necessarily violence on the surface.

It's belief-driven.

It's decision-making.

It's isolation.

And it's a parent who seems to have fully crossed into delusional territory.

And now she's dragging her children along with her.