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Nicholas

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
1093 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

Podcast Appearances

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

I looked down, and I saw blood on my t-shirt. And at that point, I realized that I had been shot in the chest.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

I looked down, and I saw blood on my t-shirt. And at that point, I realized that I had been shot in the chest.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

I looked down, and I saw blood on my t-shirt. And at that point, I realized that I had been shot in the chest.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

I remember people screaming, where's the cell phone? We don't have a cell phone. Nobody could find the cell phone to call 911. Ida was screaming, where's Rose?

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

I remember people screaming, where's the cell phone? We don't have a cell phone. Nobody could find the cell phone to call 911. Ida was screaming, where's Rose?

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

I remember people screaming, where's the cell phone? We don't have a cell phone. Nobody could find the cell phone to call 911. Ida was screaming, where's Rose?

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

It just began to get... more difficult for me to breathe. My eyes kept closing. My head kept dropping.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

It just began to get... more difficult for me to breathe. My eyes kept closing. My head kept dropping.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

It just began to get... more difficult for me to breathe. My eyes kept closing. My head kept dropping.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

When I woke up from my first surgery at the hospital, they told me that Gina didn't make it. And I had this overwhelming sense of guilt. Maybe if... if I would have trained a little bit harder and taken a gun away from somebody, maybe if I would have done a better job, that she'd still be here.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

When I woke up from my first surgery at the hospital, they told me that Gina didn't make it. And I had this overwhelming sense of guilt. Maybe if... if I would have trained a little bit harder and taken a gun away from somebody, maybe if I would have done a better job, that she'd still be here.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

When I woke up from my first surgery at the hospital, they told me that Gina didn't make it. And I had this overwhelming sense of guilt. Maybe if... if I would have trained a little bit harder and taken a gun away from somebody, maybe if I would have done a better job, that she'd still be here.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

When Sergeant Englehart came to the hospital and showed me the photo lineup, I felt like I was carrying around the weight of the world.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

When Sergeant Englehart came to the hospital and showed me the photo lineup, I felt like I was carrying around the weight of the world.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

When Sergeant Englehart came to the hospital and showed me the photo lineup, I felt like I was carrying around the weight of the world.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

I remember one of the doctors telling me that I had been shot three times point blank to the front side of my body. And after falling down to the ground, I was shot two more times. I felt like I fell into a black hole. I didn't think that I would ever feel any better.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

I remember one of the doctors telling me that I had been shot three times point blank to the front side of my body. And after falling down to the ground, I was shot two more times. I felt like I fell into a black hole. I didn't think that I would ever feel any better.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

I remember one of the doctors telling me that I had been shot three times point blank to the front side of my body. And after falling down to the ground, I was shot two more times. I felt like I fell into a black hole. I didn't think that I would ever feel any better.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

I was very fearful that I wasn't going to be able to do it.

48 Hours
In The Line of Fire

I was very fearful that I wasn't going to be able to do it.