Linae Tiede

saw my Uncle Randy.

I knew that if we were to call out or plead for help or act like we knew Randy, that Randy would be shot as well.

So he was waving his arms, and my sister and I just pretended we didn't know who he was.

turned right down towards a canyon and went another mile or so and then fell.

The car fell off an embankment.

There was cops pointing guns at me, and my little sister says, no, no, that's my sister.

And I don't think they'd received information that there was even hostages in the car.

I reached back for my sister's hand and grabbed her hand and said, duck.

And we both ducked, and we were praying and just squeezing each other's hand.

We've always had a connection, even as little children, a special connection where we can feel each other.

She's always been a great comfort to me.

The men were down on their knees with their arms behind their neck, and the cops were

yelling at them to get down, get down, and surrender.

And I started to yell at the cops to kill them.

I said, kill them.

They just killed my mom, my dad, and my grams.

Kill them.

Shoot them now.

Kill them.

My dad was the most amazing hero that I've ever known.