Seth Gehle

I wish that was the case. I'll wrap it up for you, and then we'll continue. A couple key elements here before we get to that. Well, big events, I guess. So 12 years old, I had experienced everything, right? And then one weekend, I go home from his house. It was on a Sunday. I go to my neighbor's house. My sisters are watching Intervention, the TV show about saving people from drugs, right?

And at the end of every show, there's contact information. And my sisters and I are looking at each other and we're like, oh, we know somebody, let's get mom on the show and see if we can help her. Um, no shit that day walk outside and there's a fire in my front yard. Um, me and my sisters are immediately hysterical cause we know something, something really fucked up is going on.

And at the end of every show, there's contact information. And my sisters and I are looking at each other and we're like, oh, we know somebody, let's get mom on the show and see if we can help her. Um, no shit that day walk outside and there's a fire in my front yard. Um, me and my sisters are immediately hysterical cause we know something, something really fucked up is going on.

And at the end of every show, there's contact information. And my sisters and I are looking at each other and we're like, oh, we know somebody, let's get mom on the show and see if we can help her. Um, no shit that day walk outside and there's a fire in my front yard. Um, me and my sisters are immediately hysterical cause we know something, something really fucked up is going on.

There's a fire in your front yard. What was burning? Um, it's like a small fire, not, not massive, but it's like a, what it was was a collection of like clothes and, and just like miscellaneous items. Yeah. Yeah. My mom had gotten into a fight with her boyfriend in the bathroom over some drugs, ended up stabbing him and setting his shit on fire in the front yard. So the cops were called.

There's a fire in your front yard. What was burning? Um, it's like a small fire, not, not massive, but it's like a, what it was was a collection of like clothes and, and just like miscellaneous items. Yeah. Yeah. My mom had gotten into a fight with her boyfriend in the bathroom over some drugs, ended up stabbing him and setting his shit on fire in the front yard. So the cops were called.

There's a fire in your front yard. What was burning? Um, it's like a small fire, not, not massive, but it's like a, what it was was a collection of like clothes and, and just like miscellaneous items. Yeah. Yeah. My mom had gotten into a fight with her boyfriend in the bathroom over some drugs, ended up stabbing him and setting his shit on fire in the front yard. So the cops were called.

Look on the front porch, Jamie standing out there, like white tank top on, blood all over the front of his chest and torso. Um, cops pull up, they grab my mom, throw her in the back of the car. I'm 12 years old in the middle of the fucking street, looking at my mom in the back of this car. And despite all the bullshit that we've been through, like that's my mom and I need her.

Look on the front porch, Jamie standing out there, like white tank top on, blood all over the front of his chest and torso. Um, cops pull up, they grab my mom, throw her in the back of the car. I'm 12 years old in the middle of the fucking street, looking at my mom in the back of this car. And despite all the bullshit that we've been through, like that's my mom and I need her.

Look on the front porch, Jamie standing out there, like white tank top on, blood all over the front of his chest and torso. Um, cops pull up, they grab my mom, throw her in the back of the car. I'm 12 years old in the middle of the fucking street, looking at my mom in the back of this car. And despite all the bullshit that we've been through, like that's my mom and I need her.

She's the only, once again, the only person that I have. And, um, I can't, I mean, I can't even talk to her. Like I'm trying, I'm just, I remember being at that car and like trying to get through the window to her and I'm just crying so hard, like this visceral freaking emotion. Just, it was so painful. That was one of the worst days of my life. And I'm just crying and crying and crying.

She's the only, once again, the only person that I have. And, um, I can't, I mean, I can't even talk to her. Like I'm trying, I'm just, I remember being at that car and like trying to get through the window to her and I'm just crying so hard, like this visceral freaking emotion. Just, it was so painful. That was one of the worst days of my life. And I'm just crying and crying and crying.

She's the only, once again, the only person that I have. And, um, I can't, I mean, I can't even talk to her. Like I'm trying, I'm just, I remember being at that car and like trying to get through the window to her and I'm just crying so hard, like this visceral freaking emotion. Just, it was so painful. That was one of the worst days of my life. And I'm just crying and crying and crying.

And then like the cop gets in the car and takes her away. We go in the house and this is a very long, very complicated and confusing situation. story, but, um, go in the house and like people from like, I don't even know how the fuck these people knew what was happening, but it seemed like everybody just showed up out of nowhere.

And then like the cop gets in the car and takes her away. We go in the house and this is a very long, very complicated and confusing situation. story, but, um, go in the house and like people from like, I don't even know how the fuck these people knew what was happening, but it seemed like everybody just showed up out of nowhere.

And then like the cop gets in the car and takes her away. We go in the house and this is a very long, very complicated and confusing situation. story, but, um, go in the house and like people from like, I don't even know how the fuck these people knew what was happening, but it seemed like everybody just showed up out of nowhere.

My, my dad was there and my aunt and uncle were there and, um, just like random people started showing up and the cops were like, what are we going to do with the kids? So me and my sisters would go live with my dad for a little while. And while I was living out there, I got into a bunch of trouble, maybe because I was going through a bunch of crazy shit.

My, my dad was there and my aunt and uncle were there and, um, just like random people started showing up and the cops were like, what are we going to do with the kids? So me and my sisters would go live with my dad for a little while. And while I was living out there, I got into a bunch of trouble, maybe because I was going through a bunch of crazy shit.

My, my dad was there and my aunt and uncle were there and, um, just like random people started showing up and the cops were like, what are we going to do with the kids? So me and my sisters would go live with my dad for a little while. And while I was living out there, I got into a bunch of trouble, maybe because I was going through a bunch of crazy shit.

And the schools were threatening to arrest me. So I moved out of my dad's house. My sister stayed there. I moved back to the city, which is about 45 minutes away. And for the next about four to six months, I was like bouncing around different houses and just, you know, I'd live with one person and they'd say, hey, we can't take care of you anymore. You got to go somewhere else.