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I come around his side and I'm like, so I'm really sorry, but we're going to take your car. I'm really sorry. But yeah, we need your help. I'm not helping you guys get out of my car. I'm like, sir, we do have a gun. The most polite carjacking in the history of carjacking. I'm sure I was just like, I'm so sorry. You will get your car back, but we need to take it. You know, we're going to take it.

And I open up the back door and tell the little girl, get out of the car, honey. She gets out. I open his door. He gets out. Buckle up. I look around and make sure I know what I'm doing, how to operate this vehicle. And then we just drive away calmly.

And I open up the back door and tell the little girl, get out of the car, honey. She gets out. I open his door. He gets out. Buckle up. I look around and make sure I know what I'm doing, how to operate this vehicle. And then we just drive away calmly.

And I open up the back door and tell the little girl, get out of the car, honey. She gets out. I open his door. He gets out. Buckle up. I look around and make sure I know what I'm doing, how to operate this vehicle. And then we just drive away calmly.

I'm sure he did. It took a little bit of time for them to put together everything. that we must have been the ones that carjacked the car. Right. But that night, like Simon was down on the floor of the car. I'm like, just stay down there. We're going to be fine. We're going to be fine. I'm like going around to the freeway, get stopped at a light. There's a cop on the other side.

I'm sure he did. It took a little bit of time for them to put together everything. that we must have been the ones that carjacked the car. Right. But that night, like Simon was down on the floor of the car. I'm like, just stay down there. We're going to be fine. We're going to be fine. I'm like going around to the freeway, get stopped at a light. There's a cop on the other side.

I'm sure he did. It took a little bit of time for them to put together everything. that we must have been the ones that carjacked the car. Right. But that night, like Simon was down on the floor of the car. I'm like, just stay down there. We're going to be fine. We're going to be fine. I'm like going around to the freeway, get stopped at a light. There's a cop on the other side.

I'm like, just light a cigarette. I'm trying to be as casual as possible. hoping he doesn't flip around and come after us. And he didn't. So we were able to escape that night. And that led to the next four days, which were our last four days.

I'm like, just light a cigarette. I'm trying to be as casual as possible. hoping he doesn't flip around and come after us. And he didn't. So we were able to escape that night. And that led to the next four days, which were our last four days.

I'm like, just light a cigarette. I'm trying to be as casual as possible. hoping he doesn't flip around and come after us. And he didn't. So we were able to escape that night. And that led to the next four days, which were our last four days.

What did you do with the car?

What did you do with the car?

What did you do with the car?

We just left it behind an apartment building a few blocks from a friend's house that we were hiding out at. She was another drug addict and we just gave her drugs and she let us be there. She didn't care about anything else that was happening. She didn't ask. She didn't care. So at first, when we got back, like the next morning, Simon's like, I need to go home. I need to go home.

We just left it behind an apartment building a few blocks from a friend's house that we were hiding out at. She was another drug addict and we just gave her drugs and she let us be there. She didn't care about anything else that was happening. She didn't ask. She didn't care. So at first, when we got back, like the next morning, Simon's like, I need to go home. I need to go home.

We just left it behind an apartment building a few blocks from a friend's house that we were hiding out at. She was another drug addict and we just gave her drugs and she let us be there. She didn't care about anything else that was happening. She didn't ask. She didn't care. So at first, when we got back, like the next morning, Simon's like, I need to go home. I need to go home.

You're not leaving me now. I have no car. The police have my car and you're not leaving me now. There's no way. I won't let you, you know, basically. And so she stayed and, you know, she had her truck. We didn't do any more robberies, but we did. We came close. She almost robbed a drug dealer and then chickened out.

You're not leaving me now. I have no car. The police have my car and you're not leaving me now. There's no way. I won't let you, you know, basically. And so she stayed and, you know, she had her truck. We didn't do any more robberies, but we did. We came close. She almost robbed a drug dealer and then chickened out.

You're not leaving me now. I have no car. The police have my car and you're not leaving me now. There's no way. I won't let you, you know, basically. And so she stayed and, you know, she had her truck. We didn't do any more robberies, but we did. We came close. She almost robbed a drug dealer and then chickened out.

I had out of state plates. The car was registered to my mother. She had given me the car. So they called her first and then they called my ex-husband, called my sister, my twin sister. They were looking for me. And that's how they found, that's how they got Simon's name. Or like, if you're looking for Sandra, she's going to be with this person. So you're looking for them both.