Brandon's Oma

I don't remember the years. All right.

I don't remember the years. All right.

I don't remember the years. All right.

I don't know 100% the age either, you know. Yeah, you're good. But pretty close. So that day... We went to the bunker and there was a bomb. Matter of fact, one of the bombs hit the bunker, but it didn't injure nobody. Okay. And it was pretty close, but it was okay. And I don't know if I should tell you that story. We had bunk beds, two, four, six bunk beds in that room.

I don't know 100% the age either, you know. Yeah, you're good. But pretty close. So that day... We went to the bunker and there was a bomb. Matter of fact, one of the bombs hit the bunker, but it didn't injure nobody. Okay. And it was pretty close, but it was okay. And I don't know if I should tell you that story. We had bunk beds, two, four, six bunk beds in that room.

I don't know 100% the age either, you know. Yeah, you're good. But pretty close. So that day... We went to the bunker and there was a bomb. Matter of fact, one of the bombs hit the bunker, but it didn't injure nobody. Okay. And it was pretty close, but it was okay. And I don't know if I should tell you that story. We had bunk beds, two, four, six bunk beds in that room.

There was my mother on the bottom. I was on the second. My brother was right on the second one and the other one. And friends of ours were with us. They were good friends. And we always left the door open, but like this, so we get a little light into the room.

There was my mother on the bottom. I was on the second. My brother was right on the second one and the other one. And friends of ours were with us. They were good friends. And we always left the door open, but like this, so we get a little light into the room.

There was my mother on the bottom. I was on the second. My brother was right on the second one and the other one. And friends of ours were with us. They were good friends. And we always left the door open, but like this, so we get a little light into the room.

Yeah, the light on the outside.

Yeah, the light on the outside.

Yeah, the light on the outside.

No, there were lights. Okay, there is lights. Okay. But because we didn't want to sleep with the light on, we left the door open to get light from the hallway. So I woke up. Do you ever smell somebody that smokes a lot? Yes, Connor.

No, there were lights. Okay, there is lights. Okay. But because we didn't want to sleep with the light on, we left the door open to get light from the hallway. So I woke up. Do you ever smell somebody that smokes a lot? Yes, Connor.

No, there were lights. Okay, there is lights. Okay. But because we didn't want to sleep with the light on, we left the door open to get light from the hallway. So I woke up. Do you ever smell somebody that smokes a lot? Yes, Connor.

No. No. I mean heavy. And I woke up and there was a tall guy standing right in front of my bed. I was uncovered, okay. I had pajamas on and I thought, I was scared, of course I was a young girl, you know, and I didn't want to scream, so I just moved back from the bed to the wall and I tried to wake my brother up.

No. No. I mean heavy. And I woke up and there was a tall guy standing right in front of my bed. I was uncovered, okay. I had pajamas on and I thought, I was scared, of course I was a young girl, you know, and I didn't want to scream, so I just moved back from the bed to the wall and I tried to wake my brother up.

No. No. I mean heavy. And I woke up and there was a tall guy standing right in front of my bed. I was uncovered, okay. I had pajamas on and I thought, I was scared, of course I was a young girl, you know, and I didn't want to scream, so I just moved back from the bed to the wall and I tried to wake my brother up.

And my brother said, ah, there she goes again, she got a nightmare, because I did have nightmares sometimes, you know, from the war. And I said, please, I beg somebody. No, he meant to close the door, see? And it was pitch black. And that's what really scared me. And I said, please, somebody get up and turn the light on. There's somebody in here, you know?

And my brother said, ah, there she goes again, she got a nightmare, because I did have nightmares sometimes, you know, from the war. And I said, please, I beg somebody. No, he meant to close the door, see? And it was pitch black. And that's what really scared me. And I said, please, somebody get up and turn the light on. There's somebody in here, you know?