Samantha (Corrections Officer)

We've been upset. We thought you were in an accident. We had already called the police. Then I realized it wasn't a joke anymore. I remember asking my mom what time it was. And I want to say it was like 5.30, 6 o'clock p.m. And then when I spoke to my mother, and then I'm confused because I was like, no, I just drove right here. It shouldn't have taken me nine hours.

I didn't stop somewhere for six hours. Und auch wenn ich irgendwo aufhören würde, würden meine Kinder für neun Stunden im Hintergrund eines Autos schlafen. Ich weiß nicht, ob du Kinder hast, aber 2-Jährige und 4-Jährige, sie können im Auto schlafen, aber es wird nicht neun Stunden schlafen. You know, and this was a period of time in my life when we were really bad off for money.

I didn't stop somewhere for six hours. Und auch wenn ich irgendwo aufhören würde, würden meine Kinder für neun Stunden im Hintergrund eines Autos schlafen. Ich weiß nicht, ob du Kinder hast, aber 2-Jährige und 4-Jährige, sie können im Auto schlafen, aber es wird nicht neun Stunden schlafen. You know, and this was a period of time in my life when we were really bad off for money.

I didn't stop somewhere for six hours. Und auch wenn ich irgendwo aufhören würde, würden meine Kinder für neun Stunden im Hintergrund eines Autos schlafen. Ich weiß nicht, ob du Kinder hast, aber 2-Jährige und 4-Jährige, sie können im Auto schlafen, aber es wird nicht neun Stunden schlafen. You know, and this was a period of time in my life when we were really bad off for money.

So gas in my car was important. I would always know how much gas it took to get to Charleston, to get back. And when I got home, it was the same amount of gas. So I didn't drive off of my course. I didn't go anywhere. My car wasn't sitting somewhere running for six hours. That didn't happen. The clock in the car is still reflecting the time that in my mind I think it is.

So gas in my car was important. I would always know how much gas it took to get to Charleston, to get back. And when I got home, it was the same amount of gas. So I didn't drive off of my course. I didn't go anywhere. My car wasn't sitting somewhere running for six hours. That didn't happen. The clock in the car is still reflecting the time that in my mind I think it is.

So gas in my car was important. I would always know how much gas it took to get to Charleston, to get back. And when I got home, it was the same amount of gas. So I didn't drive off of my course. I didn't go anywhere. My car wasn't sitting somewhere running for six hours. That didn't happen. The clock in the car is still reflecting the time that in my mind I think it is.

So I have no explanation for those things at all. My children were still asleep. They definitely would have woken me up. None of that makes sense to me. So yeah, I spoke to my mom on the phone and then I went outside and I did look in my car and the clock reflected 5.30. So I was like, now I'm losing my mind because... I know what I saw. I don't have an explanation for that.

So I have no explanation for those things at all. My children were still asleep. They definitely would have woken me up. None of that makes sense to me. So yeah, I spoke to my mom on the phone and then I went outside and I did look in my car and the clock reflected 5.30. So I was like, now I'm losing my mind because... I know what I saw. I don't have an explanation for that.

So I have no explanation for those things at all. My children were still asleep. They definitely would have woken me up. None of that makes sense to me. So yeah, I spoke to my mom on the phone and then I went outside and I did look in my car and the clock reflected 5.30. So I was like, now I'm losing my mind because... I know what I saw. I don't have an explanation for that.

I have no explanation for where I've been. I don't know why I was missing. I didn't know I was missing at the time. I think after like laying in bed that night and kind of after the argument has all settled down and I'm kind of thinking, like going through this, like this is so bizarre. I don't know what happened. Where did I go? I talked to my father on the phone because they had been worried.

I have no explanation for where I've been. I don't know why I was missing. I didn't know I was missing at the time. I think after like laying in bed that night and kind of after the argument has all settled down and I'm kind of thinking, like going through this, like this is so bizarre. I don't know what happened. Where did I go? I talked to my father on the phone because they had been worried.

I have no explanation for where I've been. I don't know why I was missing. I didn't know I was missing at the time. I think after like laying in bed that night and kind of after the argument has all settled down and I'm kind of thinking, like going through this, like this is so bizarre. I don't know what happened. Where did I go? I talked to my father on the phone because they had been worried.

They thought maybe I got into an accident. I'm on the side of the road somewhere. And then as I'm talking to him, he was like, well, what happened? And I told him, I was like, no, I got really sleepy and I stopped at, you know, that rest area that's like right at, you know, right outside Charleston. I stopped there and got a drink.

They thought maybe I got into an accident. I'm on the side of the road somewhere. And then as I'm talking to him, he was like, well, what happened? And I told him, I was like, no, I got really sleepy and I stopped at, you know, that rest area that's like right at, you know, right outside Charleston. I stopped there and got a drink.

They thought maybe I got into an accident. I'm on the side of the road somewhere. And then as I'm talking to him, he was like, well, what happened? And I told him, I was like, no, I got really sleepy and I stopped at, you know, that rest area that's like right at, you know, right outside Charleston. I stopped there and got a drink.

Und, du weißt, ich habe draußen geblieben, ich habe die Zigarette getrunken, ich komme zurück in den Auto, ich bin in Kolumbien. Ich weiß nicht, wie ich nach Kolumbien, Südamerika, gekommen bin. Und ich war so, die Zeit in meinem Auto sagt, dass ich nur 30 Minuten fahren musste. Und das ist, wie ich mich fühle. Und jetzt habe ich all diese Zeit verpasst.

Und, du weißt, ich habe draußen geblieben, ich habe die Zigarette getrunken, ich komme zurück in den Auto, ich bin in Kolumbien. Ich weiß nicht, wie ich nach Kolumbien, Südamerika, gekommen bin. Und ich war so, die Zeit in meinem Auto sagt, dass ich nur 30 Minuten fahren musste. Und das ist, wie ich mich fühle. Und jetzt habe ich all diese Zeit verpasst.

Und, du weißt, ich habe draußen geblieben, ich habe die Zigarette getrunken, ich komme zurück in den Auto, ich bin in Kolumbien. Ich weiß nicht, wie ich nach Kolumbien, Südamerika, gekommen bin. Und ich war so, die Zeit in meinem Auto sagt, dass ich nur 30 Minuten fahren musste. Und das ist, wie ich mich fühle. Und jetzt habe ich all diese Zeit verpasst.

Und als ich zurückkomme, habe ich gemerkt, dass es neun Stunden gedauert hat. Und mein Vater hat gesagt, dass das Gleiche mir passiert ist. Das ist das Gleiche, was mir passiert ist.