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...fire, except she wasn't about that one thing at the museum. That was the thing. Dancing at 9:00 was fine, but it didn't work out. She would go to salsa class...

important international placement. She fell in love with the law and she took several classes. She was working at a very prominent firm in Baltimore downtown. It was going very well, very prosperous. Nice condo, you know, things like that. All the things...

And she wanted to be an inventor, but I think she didn't think that that simply would pay the bills. So she buckled down, did good in school, went to college, got her degree, then went to school for international business.

Speaker 1: ...she looked at her. She could really taunt me with just a single look. When I look back at these photographs, those dark eyes of hers, she's beautiful, she is beautiful. Of course, it's strange, we all talk about goals and things we want to do, and she said...

He was talking and he was like, "I've seen this before." And he was like, "I've seen this before." And then he was like, "I've seen this before." Yeah, and then I told her, "I'm not going to be able to make it at 4:30." And then she was like, "Oh, my God," and then she also had a very...

They're mineral pressure. Three of us. I met Debbie in... I found out that we probably met before you even see her moving in the house. She has this very, very...

Speaker 1: Three, two, one, go! Speaker 2: ...that everybody else was watching. But we were watching—we were watching the ball drop. Speaker 3: Change it! Speaker 2: No, you watch what you want. Speaker 3: No, bitch, go to the back room, bro. See...

Speaker 1: Look like... Oh my god, two girls and they all speak English. I want to know what they're like. Speaker 2: My sister and my niece. Speaker 1: You got to go smoke. Speaker 3: Hey, I've been wanting that up in there. Speaker 4: Hey, man.

My sister and my father, he was from the Philippines. And when we were seven and eight, we moved to Maryland, which was just completely new to us. We were in a different world, right? We didn't speak English, so we were learning English.

We were both born in Puerto Rico. My mom was a school teacher for 22 years.

...in English, so my favorite was Pollo en Sabor, Pollo en Crema, Pollo con... Pollo con Pollo, which is rice and chicken and Pollo... my sister was a... in her class...

I'm being followed by some directors, which is a boring thing to do, and then there you are in Puerto Rico, which is always extremely nice.

Check the surveillance footage. She's walking out of the building. She disappears without a trace.

...lots of male followers. I'm certain that it was someone, one of the fans, maybe someone who was rejected and decided to maybe deepfake her image. She's a beautiful woman, she's a dancer, she's Miss...

Speaker 1: ...series every day. And that was the thing you just need to do is you're letting thousands of people know where you were. It became very, very dangerous for me for so many reasons. It was one of those—it was one of those physically pursued by...

If anybody's heard from my sister, just let me know. And then we went on her phone or her social media, it was on her... she was so very active on social media. She had a Facebook account with so many fans, and she took pictures...

I started getting anxious. I went on her Facebook and I put a message out.

I'm turning on, I'm turning on the microphone and I'm going to talk about the [inaudible]

Speaker 1: Debbie's not been heard from in 24 hours. Nobody's seen her. I... I decided to call the police. They told me I put a missing report out in the system. I haven't heard from her. This is serious. Are you doing everything? Okay. Okay, good.

Listen, hey. Mom and Dad are looking for you. Just please come.

Oh, and then I was like, ooh! Right here to my busy box. Right here to my busy box.

Hi, can you hear me on my end?

Speaker 1: That's great. Speaker 2: I told you. Speaker 1: That's great. Speaker 1: What's up? Speaker 1: The fucking morning. Speaker 1: What's up?

Speaker 1: That's what I said to you. Yeah. I know that. You don't want to fuck? Huh? You on the fucking thing all day. I get you off and now you're going to sleep? Yeah.

I'm feeling myself. I'm feeling myself. I'm feeling myself. I'm feeling myself. Jesus. I'm feeling myself. I'm feeling myself. I'm feeling myself. I'm feeling myself. I'm feeling myself. I'm feeling myself.

Speaker 1: Yo, Jujutsu Kaisen, Gojo Satoru, white hair, blue eyes. Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no! Bingo! Get away! I followed you!

Speaker 1: It sounds like your story. Speaker 2: What's he saying? What's he saying about me? Speaker 3: Man.

...at the mosque. He was a member of the chess club. He was a member of the math club. Of course, some other guys I knew, they'd done so many evil things.

Speaker 1: I don't know, it's been a year though. So I don't know. Speaker 2: You tell me. Speaker 3: But they're not streaming. [Scream] Speaker 4: That's scary.

Speaker 1: Come on, Mikey. What you're doing is not like that anymore in the army. Come on, Mikey. What are you, Special Forces? Delta? Come on. Ranger? Give me a name. Speaker 2: You know, it's funny. Same exact thing happened to me.

Speaker 1: No. Speaker 2: Do me a favor, let those guys land a couple of punches. Speaker 3: I was just gonna ask you that. Speaker 2: Look at that tape. I'd say you spent some time in the service.

Speaker 1: I'll just take it from the bottom. Speaker 2: What happened with the physical board? Speaker 3: We have video on them.

Speaker 1: Oh my god, no way. She's like... [inaudible]

Speaker 1: Oh, shit on myself. Man, this shit on the floor. I'm gonna send this to the whole group. Gonna teach you about sharing.

Speaker 1: Look at this guy. Speaker 2: Look at this guy. Speaker 1: Oh, look at this guy. Speaker 2: Look at this guy. Speaker 1: Look at this guy. Speaker 2: I'm gonna take a photo with my friends. Speaker 1: Look at this guy. Speaker 2: Look at this guy. Speaker 1: Look at this guy. Speaker 2: Whoa! Speaker 1: Oh, look at this guy. Speaker 2: Look at this guy. Speaker 1: Look at this guy.

Speaker 1: You want to get that cereal box? Speaker 2: I want to see real gum. Speaker 1: Yeah. Speaker 3: The podcast I was listening to today, it's like, why do you want us to take the carpool?

Speaker 1: You're an old man. Speaker 2: Maybe you won't live to become that. Speaker 1: Oh God, the rope!

Speaker 1: Go big. Speaker 1: Go home. Speaker 2: One person actually to watch. Speaker 3: It becomes something different. Speaker 4: Why not? Speaker 5: You want me not to be...

For what it's worth, making an impact.

No secrets from her. If I know Christina, she'll have questions. So I wanted to give you a heads up in person because as soon as I see the right moment, I have to tell my wife she has a sister she's never heard about. I'm sorry, I have to go.

Speaker 1: I'm not trying to force myself into your life or or anything like that. I don't know what you're going through. But now that I know you exist, I can't keep it from the person who means the most to me. Speaker 2: You're gonna tell your wife that she has a sister? Speaker 1: I have to. It seems like her father already kept enough secrets.

Speaker 1: So, what are you doing here? Speaker 2: I checked on you. Speaker 1: You popped in on me at my place of business, figured it'd be okay if I returned the favor. Especially since we're family. Speaker 2: I wasn't trying to cause any drama. Speaker 1: That's why I didn't...

Speaker 1: I'm sorry about that. Speaker 2: Can I sit here? Speaker 1: The superintendent of schools is using our office? Speaker 2: Oh yeah, she's my sister. It's fine.

Speaker 1: Sure. Speaker 2: But when I say you're a good cop, this means Jack, right? Excuse me, car, but... Speaker 1: Oh, now you're in a rush? Speaker 2: So, so what? So where's Rogers taking you in New York? Speaker 1: Oh, see, that's classified information. That's none of your business.

Speaker 1: The rest is over. I don't know what those cost, but here you are.

I should find some new friends, but you're constant. I know not everyone in this neighborhood thinks highly of cops, especially black ones. Hopefully it won't always be like that. I know I can't change everything, but I figured I could do this.

Speaker 1: Even the start in 20 minutes, the 3D starts in 20 minutes, movie starts in 40. What are we doing here? Speaker 2: Yo, Kai. Speaker 1: I figured I'd get you some new art supplies, help replace the ones that BPD confiscated. Speaker 2: Thanks. What are you doing this for? Speaker 1: You're talented.

Speaker 1: Didn't do much of a check there. Speaker 1: Wow, okay. Speaker 2: Wait, why? The movie starts in 20 minutes. Speaker 2: No, the movie...

Speaker 1: You're a great person. This kid, right now, he's only seen the bad in you, Ken. Show him the person you are. Speaker 2: I hear you, Grandpa. Speaker 1: You may be a great...

Speaker 1: That shouldn't be the reason that a parent has to have the talk with their kid, Joe. Speaker 2: You could never be like that cop who pulls over that kid because you are not that person. Literally couldn't be if you tried. The feeling you have, wanting to get it right, that's what matters.