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Anyway, then she kinda just leaves Alex there in the middle of nowhere, and she starts hiking barefoot.

And three hours later, she's still hiking, and she reaches some random farmer's house, and she starts beating on his door, crying for help.

So this farmer guy answers the door and Ezra tells him that she was just attacked and that she can't remember exactly what happened and that she also can't even remember her own name.

And this poor farmer guy, he doesn't know what's going on, so he calls the police.

And so police come all the way out there and they pick her up.

Then they take her to a local hospital to get her wounds treated.

And while she's there, they question her because, you know, they're trying to figure out what happened.

But again, she claims that she doesn't remember much, except she remembers that the last person that she was with was Alex.

Now, she doesn't tell them that Alex is lying dead out in the middle of nowhere.

No, no, she claims she doesn't know where he is.

So police try contacting him, and they obviously get no answer.

So then they contact his parents, and his parents haven't seen him around, so now Alex is officially missing.

And about a day later, police are driving around, and I don't know if this is part of their normal patrol or what, but they end up finding Ezra's car, and Alex's body is still at the scene.

So they go back to the hospital where Ezra is, and they start questioning her about all this, about why her friend's dead body is around her car.

And at this point, Ezra can suddenly remember stuff.

It's a miracle.

So she stops claiming that she can't remember what happened, and she starts claiming that Alex attacked her and tried to SA her, and that she had no choice but to kill him in self-defense with a knife.

And she even tells police that Alex somehow carved the word boy into her forearm.

But here's the thing.

Police know that something is way off about her story.