Rachel Shannon

She won't even talk.

She's just laying there with her eyes open, all creepy.

The operator then asked him to bring her outside and he said he is.

He mentioned that her clothes look huge and baggy on her.

He said that she's been sick for five or six days and at first he thought that it was just a cold or something like that because she's just been puking on and off.

He said that she self-harms a lot so her legs look horrible.

The operator asked what he meant by self-harm and he said that if she gets a mosquito bite she will scratch it until it turns into a big open welt.

She also hits herself in the head.

He talked again about how she hasn't eaten in a while.

She hasn't been able to really keep anything down in four or five days.

Anything she would eat, she would just throw up again.

Before that though, she never really liked eating anything to begin with.

She's a bit underweight because they could never get her to eat.

Anytime they'd give her food, she'd be like, eh, and just throw it away.

By that point, Walter had made it outside and officers began pulling up to the trailer.

As officers pulled up, they saw Walter carrying MG down the driveway.

Right away, they noticed that the girl appeared to be severely underweight and malnourished.

Just from the first glance, they could see that she had a very prominent rib cage, collar bones, hip bones, and cheek bones.

Even though she was said to be 14, officers thought that she looked to be the size of a 6 or 7 year old.

Right away, they took MG from her father, placed her in an ambulance, and transported her to the hospital.