Liliana

So the classrooms are classrooms, but you open the door to the classroom and it's like you're outside.

You know, there's outdoor cafeteria, everything's outside because the weather's always nice.

So...

It was very easy for him to just be like, you know, this is my kid.

This is where she's at.

And he can get on the school grounds and then he could just stand there and watch me, whatever I was doing.

And it was very weird.

Like I would be, you know, standing at an assembly or something and just kind of looking around and then I'd see him there just standing and staring at me.

And just, again, standing, staring, no facial expression, no nothing, just staring right at me.

And I was always just like, well, that's kind of weird.

But I didn't think anything of it because I'm a child.

Why would I?

I just thought maybe he's here to drop something off at the school or something.

I don't know.

But it did happen multiple times.

And he also would...

Like he would, he would beat me based on who I interacted with, who he saw me interact with at school.

So there was, there was this time I was in like second grade and we had the classroom door open to kind of let a breeze in and the

This little boy in my class came over to me and he was like, come here, I want to show you something.

And so he grabs me by the hand and leads me over to the door and we're standing like right in the doorway and there's a bug on the ground.