Caden Rumler

They called it a PSL bullet.

We tried to contact them to know what kind of metal it is and what it is, and they kind of not let us know.

My doctor tried to contact DHS, and they gave her a phone number, and then that person gave her a phone number, and that person gave her a phone number, and then that phone number went to nothing.

And my dad went to the office and tried to ask them about it, and they kind of just didn't.

I just didn't want to tell him anything.

Yeah, yeah.

How did it feel?

I remember when it hit me, I kind of didn't realize what happened really.

I remember falling to my knees and I remember covering my head and it was just like this pressure and this ringing in my ear and like everything just started muffling and like, I don't know, it felt kind of surreal in a sense.

I think I had so much adrenaline from the impact that I wasn't really fully feeling it yet, I don't think.

I felt a lot of warmth on my face, but I couldn't really tell that I was bleeding quite yet.

It wasn't until he started dragging me when I really felt it and knew I was bleeding.

When he was dragging me?

Well, this was closed and it was choking me and I was trying to grab at it and I was like, I can't breathe, I can't breathe and he just kept dragging me and didn't say a word.

What's going through your mind right now?

I'm not really sure.

I'm mostly trying to remember and make sure I get the details right and stuff, going over it in my mind.

I've been going over it a lot lately.

It kind of sucks having to relive it over and over to tell all these people, but it's something that I think needs to be done.

Once I was dragged into the building he had me like down on the floor and I remember seeing this pile of blood.