Priscilla

I called my lawyer and I told her and then she was like, OK, drop whatever you're doing.

Drive to family court in Lowell right now.

I was in Worcester.

It's an hour away.

She quickly drafted some documents, some emergency orders and an affidavit.

And she drove like the wind.

And at that time, you know, they're closing up and the judge's clerk was like, oh, what is so urgent?

She was like, no, this is urgent.

This child has been abducted before.

This needs to happen now.

We have to get in front of the judge now.

We saw the judge, and so she issued the orders.

The order that we applied for was a stop order, like for him to not leave Massachusetts.

If he has left Massachusetts, for him to return, to put him on the no-fly list, and to alert border authorities to stop him if they see him.

I was just totally delirious throughout this whole thing.

But Abigail, my lawyer, kept saying, Priscilla, think, think.

So the investigator who was in charge of the case in Concord started calling, calling, calling, calling, calling Alan.

Alan wouldn't respond.

Then he left him a voicemail saying that he was going to call the FBI if he didn't answer.

Alan immediately called him back.