Marissa Guarini

It was terrifying. When I got up there, I wanted him to look at me. I needed to look at him. I don't know, maybe it was just something inside me that said I need to face this guy because...

Yeah, I mean, I'm scared of everything now. But I don't know, I wanted to face him and he just sat there and doodled on his paper and that was it. Didn't look up, nothing.

It's like every nightmare you had as a child after watching a scary movie.

Every nightmare you've ever had, all of a sudden it's right here. Like this masked guy is standing there.

Well, he, the guy in the mask, was pretending that they were friends. That those two were friends.

To get us to stop so that they could rob us.

I was like, I'm getting out of here right now. I was so scared. I was so scared. And I just, I needed to get out of here.

My response was to run and get the hell out of here. His response was, what's going on here? I need to figure out what's going on.

I was freaking out on him. I was yelling at him. I was screaming at him. And I was so mad at him. And I was screaming, like, high-pitched, Trevor! Trevor! Like, because he kept trying to figure out what was going on. Trevor, what were you trying to do? Why are you trying to be a hero? You're trying to be a hero. And I was like, I just wanted to go. Yeah.

We said, well, we think we're getting robbed. Like, that's how we had described it, was we thought we were going to be robbed. So where could they go from that? It was a weird situation.

I still have nightmares about that mask.

I have never in my life felt fear like that.

Came right across our path, just kind of fell in front of us.

And it was just an instant bad feeling. It was like everything in my body just tensed up. I felt bad. This is a bad situation. I knew right away something was wrong.