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[Lilal] Where's my mom?
[Vicky] We tried calling her, but a lot of people have
disappeared.
[Lila] Gigi?
[Vicky] Aunt Gigi's on her way, dear. Honey, can
you explain to us what happened to you in that car?
[Lila] I saw the light. It turned green.
And then I heard this voice that said, "Stop!"
[Vicky] It's alright, dear.
You need to rest. That's our Lila, a very special human being who
defied the destiny of the disappeared. Don't go away, our 24-hour
observation camera will make sure our Missing Link stays with us.
[Vicky] When we come back, from the
official network of The Disappearance, interviews with the nurse that
recognized her, the man who called 911 to report the crash, and the
mechanic who towed her car. I'm Vicky Martin, KMDE News, back to
you in the studio.
[Abdul] I'm really afraid for this
state, because the more we figure out how dependent we are on the
Latinos, the more desperate people are going to start to get.
We're already seeing signs of people grabbing each other's food, going
in and breaking into refrigerators, because they are hoarding.
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