Rescue 911: Two Teen Sisters vs. Home Invader

[@mrs.d852]

What a good big sister. She totally protected her baby sister by sending her to hide while she called the police. As a baby sister myself, it just makes me love my big sisters even more, cuz i know they would have done the same for me, as they’ve done it in different situations all my life. Older syblings are such a blessing!!!!

[@MegaSwiming]

This show needs to come back for the 21st century

[@stevenriding5842]

Yeah but a lot more deaths have been recorded

[@ayeshamayes4362]

It did! on the discovery channel the show is “call 911”

[@bradleyselk9642]

This time on rescue 911. Police save college girl from man with different opinion.

[@MegaSwiming]

@@bradleyselk9642 yep that would pretty much be it

[@orlandobabe]

Not these days with the way cops are painted.

[@patrickmgaddis]

I was 15 when I stayed home from school one time because I had a virus. I was at home by myself because my dad had to go to his own doctor appointment and my mom was in Chicago on a business trip. Anyway, some intruders broke into my house while I was by myself and thank goodness I had dogs who attacked the intruders while I ran to my neighbor's house. I'd never been so scared

[@amymarks7110]

Wow! I am so glad that you are ok and that you have your dogs that protected you. How scary!

[@kayla1881]

I'm glad you are ok

[@RockandrollNegro]

When I was 6, I had some dogs that attempted to break into my house, but my intruders scared the dogs away. I'm thankful that I had two intruders that were able to save me from a potential mauling.

[@SulliMike23]

Glad you're OK. Your dogs saved your life and a perfect example of being man's best friend.

[@janiedoe1542]

That's Why I've got German Shepherds Guarding My House, I've Got Four Male German Shepherds, The First one's name is Thor, The Second One's Name is Max, The Third One's Name is Spike, and The Fourth One's Name is Tiger, They can tell the Difference Between a Friendly Person and Not a Friendly Person, One Time They Scared Off A Prowler Coming Toward My House, and That Person hadn't come back again.

[@heilumann]

+Janie Doe Good names for dogs. So I hope they live with you in your house. They are not able to help behind a fence. Good for you have this dogs :)

[@Emily-xw7tl]

Give them a big hug from me I love German shepherds

[@lilyacosta6178]

I love German shepherds I whant to get at least 15 of them I might sound ridiculous but I am way to careful

[@ashleyeastman7239]

Janie Doe I have a rodishin ridgeback who sent a non-safe male go to the hospital when the tried to get in my house. when I'm home alone my dog sits on the stairs and looks out the window that's on the door🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐕 my dogs name is Casey

[@ThePetuna2]

It's actually a great idea to have dogs or other animals in your home. They can sense danger before it becomes apparent. And they are great judges of character. Beware of the people your animals react strongly to. Listening to them will save your life.

[@chrisholloway5460]

oh my gosh I've been looking for this episode for years! I think the last time I saw it was in the early 90s. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for putting this one up!

[@lauracarstensen7056]

Me too!! I remember watching this episode as a kid and it terrified me.

[@chrisholloway5460]

me too! I can't imagine being in their shoes!

[@xanadunadine1970]

This episode scared the shit out of me the first time I watched it.

[@LorraineButler50]

crystal did the right thing by calling 911

[@MylesV]

@ Dude this whole show is designed to show the effectiveness of the 911 system. If it didn't work then this show wouldn't have existed. The intruder didn't come to the home with a gun, he took the gun that the family already owned that was stored improperly. I'm not saying that guns cannot play a role in defending oneself, but keeping guns out in the open puts people at risk, especially in a home with children. Very rarely do intrusions happen with the goal of harming people, which is why they often occur during the day when people are not home. If no one was home, as the burglar in this case may have believed, he would have stolen the guns that were improperly stored and may have used them for other crimes or sold them to people who probably shouldn't be gun owners.

[@sonyavoyles9374]

@ nhvn. , %

[@MichaelWallace-oq3wd]

@@MylesV like you have no clue what 911 systems even uses or how they work exactly 🙂

[@mandyholmberg5106]

I am sending out my thoughts and prayers and love to this whole family ❤

[@bigounce1977]

Watching Sergeant Smith confront the guy was the most satisfying thing. Dude knew it was game over.

[@isaelsifuentes4864]

Prayers are very strong...I can do anything through Christ who strengthens me Phillipians 4-13

[@jeffducker2831]

AMEN!!!!!!!

[@Riana_K9]

These days...the "suspect" would get a slap on the wrist... Bring back old-school justice!

[@Rlotpir1972]

He needs a haircut!

[@martykeaton182]

Old school justice?

[@martykeaton182]

Why aren't you saying anything?

[@noerww]

Or the mom would have gotten in more trouble for leaving the girls home alone than the criminal would for breaking into the house.

[@generichuman2044]

I'm watching this exactly 31 years later. I really wish the show had updates as I am always curious how the victims are doing after many years

[@babymoondancer]

That's the most dapper creep I've ever seen.

[@janiedoe1542]

those two girls are so brave, because God only knows what might've happen to them, that was pretty smart of that older girl, leaving that rifle on the rack, and ran off to hide with her sister.

[@cordyounger9644]

I would've got that rifle shoot the burglar

[@mtrezise1]

The suspect is still in prison. Since the incident took place in 1992 and he got a 32 year sentence, he will be out in 2024.

[@Weatheredstorms1]

Without a name there's no way to know. He could've been paroled at 15 years. The only ones that are made to complete full sentences are ones who are sentenced to life without parole.

[@mtrezise1]

+weatheredstorms The length of a prison term depends on the seriousness of the crime.

[@Weatheredstorms1]

+Mark Trezise It depends on several variables. I was speaking of if he got parole. Some only have to serve half their term before they come up before a parole board. My cousin was the victim of sexual assault at 12 years old the guy got 20 years but most likely will be out before his full sentence term. I never spoke of prison terms only that parole might've played a role in him getting out sooner than 2024. Since he was a career criminal I doubt he's free.

[@TheHeadlessHorseman]

that is crazy to think, on most of these, you know the criminal is out on the streets by now, crazy to think this guy may still be behind bars. Or he may have been paroled by now.

[@thatgirlemily9336]

Mark Trezise omg no where did this happen

[@VickiBee]

I was held hostage in my bank & I didn't do anything to cause it. In fact the victim advocate said "THEY were in the wrong place, DOing the wrong thing," after I told her I thought I was in the wrong place at the wrong time. I liked that her answer better than anything I've ever heard: They were in the wrong place doing the wrong thing. From that day onward, I refuse to believe it's any but the perpetrators' fault.

[@nemochicky4697]

Luckily 4 deputies were en route instead of one to a suspicious person. That guy turned out to be armed with a knife, and he grabbed the dad’s gun.

[@almarodriguez826]

that's a smart girl she knew what to do

[@fandomeditsbykatie]

I love German shepherds give them all a dogs best day ever

[@reginaowens2971]

I can't understand why anybody does these terrible things,those girls might be grown now,but scarred for life,and most likely very very protective of their own kids.

[@PrincessEli82]

It's been 23 years since this happened so Crystal is 36 and Randi is probably 33. I suppose they're both married with children.

[@crystaloats8177]

You leave these comments everywhere 😂

[@PrincessEli82]

@@crystaloats8177 That's just the kind of girl I am.

[@cordyounger9644]

Crystal same age as me I be 37 Saturday

[@ravenbaa7989]

Stop asking

[@ravenbaa7989]

@@PrincessEli82 well stop it is annoying

[@jan8919]

32 years in jail now that is 2014 he still got 9years left in their !

[@janiedoe1542]

jan8919 Now it's 2015, I'll bet he might be dead by now.

[@apriltownsend8463]

2024

[@petergilbert144]

So this guy tries to break in the day before and the kids are left alone at home the next day with a criminal that has unfinished business at there house? Second, The 911 dispatcher remembers the call from the other day of the attempted break in with 2 kids home alone and she treats it as nothing and calls it out as something more minor than it is until he breaks in, then making it something serious? The behaviors of this episode are just wrong.

[@jeanettekeys76]

good job girls

[@davinp]

This is from Episode 504 Business Suit Intruder

[@JessicaS-xy5qr]

U look like mr bean

[@GoatzombieBubba]

The family needs to take defensive gun training.

[@SOML98]

Aaron God was involved.

[@magdalenadiazpastrana1470]

Me siento aliviada cuando sé que se salvaron y llegó a tiempo la policía 💞

[@kariawilson4629]

smart girl

[@avalasialove]

Why didn't you take the gun on the wall?! If you can't shoot a shotgun at least take it away and hide it so that the crazy got won't shoot you!

[@glen-r2k]

he said he was a salesman but I didn't know what he was selling

[@smashthebug4723]

She was the boss. She was like Hell No I dont care if my other 911 call was a false alarm you get your asses over here! Plus I dont think that first 911 call was a false alarm.

[@Jojojo995]

This is a good program to learn how to be a police officer, firefighter, or emt

[@kevinhoward9593]

This would be the last time I would let my child stay home alone. I don't care how "mature" someone is at 13. If you cant stay out past 8pm, you sure as hell cant stay home alone. Its funny how "Sheriff" means different things in different places. In Philadelphia the only thing the Sheriff office does is transport Prisoners from Point A to Point B. They don't go on patrol calls. That's what the Police Department is for. The description of a Sheriff in Philadelphia is "The Sheriff provides basic court-related services such as transporting prisoners, providing courthouse security, and other duties with regard to service of process and summonses that are issued by county and state courts." it has no enforcement powers.

[@tedkier3264]

the only way this case could have possibly ended better would have been if home invader had just been invited in for a sit-down attitude adjustment with mr smith and mr wesson!

[@concernedvoter1604]

I'm afraid this is the outcome the criminals are hoping for: the victims being petrified by fear and afraid to walk about their own house. The parents should have apologized for not training their kids in proper firearm usage and/or self-defense tactics, and the whole family should have immediately received thorough instruction from a competent firearms instructor. Moreover, a firearms instructor can often provide training in numerous non-lethal defense tactics, for those who won't want to use firearms. Here's how it's suppose to work: You approach the door from an angle with an AR-15, Shotgun, and/or a sidearm, and immediately YELL out commands to the subjects to put their hands up NOW, BY YESTERDAY! Honestly, in many cases the second they see the AR-15, or even hear you yelling commands, they will pee their pants and run for the hills. If they don't follow your commands immediately (quick, fast and in a hurry!), and if the subjects are still banging at your door, make sure you have a good line of fire on the subject(s) and engage them until they fall to the ground. In the real world, sometimes the "line of fire" will include your neighbors house directly behind the suspects, so you have to be REALLY sure your bullets will go in the right place. Before you open fire, you need to be confident you are not dealing with a drunk idiot who doesn't genuinely intend to harm you. However, if you repatedly yell out commands while displaying your weapon and they ignore you and continue attempting to break in, well, that's their decision. Once the subject(s) fall to the ground, don't approach them and yell at them to NOT MOVE ONE MILLIMETER, until Law Enforcement arrive. Don't worry about their medical condition, at that point the scene isn't safe for ANYONE to provide medical attention to the subjects, because they haven't been searched for weapons and you don't have anyone covering you. It is preferable to call 911 as soon as possible, but only AFTER you have a good line of fire established. Tell the 911 call taker your address, and advise you have one or more subjects at gunpoint who are attempting to break your door down, and the subjects are refusing to follow your orders to show their hands and cease their felony activities (i.e. for which use of deadly force is permitted). Also advise the 911 operator and you will immediately put your firearms away AFTER the call taker tells you the officers have informed dispatch they are at or near the scene (i.e. and not 5 miles away). The officers may not want to actually approach the scene until you've confirmed to the dispatcher you've secured your firearms, and it will help them out if you can do this safely.

[@richleal1160]

if u can teach ur kids to fish u can teach them how to shoot then nobody will be dumb enough to try that again especially out in the middle of nowhere there could be bears and coyote out there. Gun safety and where to shoot someone to mame not to kill is great protection

[@lukemwills]

If someone breaks into my house I ain't aiming to maim. I'm going for body mass, and not stopping until every bullet is discharged. Nobody has any right to be my in my house!

[@janiedoe1542]

Good God, I've been watching this for over a minute, and already I'm seeing Red Flags, First Off Children Should Never, Ever Get a Gun, Because It can be replaced But Children can't, also Children should see a Stranger driving up to their house, Children should grab the telephone, go to the safest place, Closed The Door, Lock It, Lock The Windows, Put Anything behind the door, get down on the floor and call the police.

[@shibaplays]

Locking it is a bad idea, the invader will know exactly where you are then

[@reneebrown8465]

What sent chills down my spine was when he busted down the door and was in the house held that gun to their head really scary I think u should never leave your children home alone for any circumstances. Have an Adult babysitter or Grown Adult. Glad he got 32 year in prison. Happy the girls are safe and sound in the end

[@danielploszkiewicz1058]

I feel like there may have been more to this story.

[@janiedoe1542]

Man, If that ever happened to me, I would keep my cool, grab the phone, go to my bedroom, lock my window, close my bedroom door, get anything that I can get to bar the bedroom door with, get on the floor and call 911.

[@lukemwills]

But you wouldn't have grabbed the shotgun off the wall!?

[@janiedoe1542]

Thank God For Gun Cabinets. My Husband Jim, keeps his guns in the Gun Cabinet, and the key is always hidden too, also I'm still so proud about what that Girl had done, because Who knows what might've happen to her and her sister, They've could've been kidnapped, raped, or God Forbid Killed.

[@marklanfier8287]

This is why I knew where the key to the gun cabinet was & how to use it when I was that age.

[@Thundersnowy]

They left out the part where he put a gun to her head. And the first dispatcher, I hope he learned a lesson, to believe the caller, doubt them later. For now, believe them. I've called when they act like you are an annoyance, only to have them knock on my door the next day to ask for more information cuz it turned out the guy stole the truck. I wasn't feeling very excited to help them after they never sent a car to help me the night before because of the attitude of oh yeah sure. Calm down, just stay away from them.chuckling, I could tell they didn't believe me.

[@janiedoe1542]

Jesus F'ING Christ, I've seen this for over an hour, and Immediately I'm seeing a lot of red flags, If Children See a Stranger coming to their house, they should quickly grab the telephone, go to the safest part of the house, like a bedroom, closed the door, lock and close all the windows, close the curtains, use something heavy to bar the door with, like a heavy tote full of stuff, etc. etc. get down on the floor and call the police, and whatever that a Stranger Needs can be replaced, but children can't be replaced.

[@absue]

+Janie Doe "call the police" YES. Don't call your parents, or your best friend, or anyone other than the police FIRST.

[@back2the80s]

you got all the answers huh?

[@dave11686]

This is episode 504: Business Suit Intruder.

[@jovonna11]

That's why I have dobermans guarding my house

[@ariel340]

12 y/o I was by self at home, and a young lady (on her 20s) jumped the fence and got to my house door, she was with an older man. Never saw them before. But I moved the curtains of a window facing the door and they saw me, they asked for somebody. Then they got into a car and left. I was lucky that they didn't attempt to break the door.

[@joesenko]

send him 5400 years in prison -Joe Senko ($)

[@danieldeaseweitzelwalker]

I know it's been said but why did she grab shotgun shells and not the shotgun? I would've blown his face off his skull if I were in her position.

[@silentassasin-q8l]

well sometimes when your adrenaline is rushing you forget the most obvious things

[@danielledewitt1]

Finally one with sound.

[@Cassxowary]

This was 1992! And the guy is still gonna be there for another five years! Old guy now... update: he’s gonna be released soon if he hasn’t been already…

[@Jack-oz4bf]

My parents taught me and my sitter firearm safety from day one my dad would test us and leave his unloaded gun out and we would go and get him and say dad we found a gun but we didn't touch it, soon after he taught us how to shoot and load his 22 pistol and told us where it was and what to do if someone tried to break it, we get the phone turn on all the lights to try to scare him away while running to the bathroom with a lock and he told us to point that pistol at the door and if comes in that's not our parents or the cops to shoot them.

[@timarmstrong9992]

The girls are very brave and called 911 .

[@CatherineLopez-fp4ox]

It Happened To Me Too Once My Daddy Will Call Help I Was At School In Red Oak Texas I Was A Child I Was A Senior High School I Was 12Th Grande And Then After That The Rescuer’s Came To My House I Was Scared And I Was A Victim Of Lopez’s And We Are Puerto Ricans And Spanish I Moved Here I Was From Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 San Juan I Just Moved Here

[@beccasheriff3748]

The dad has a butt chin!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@michaelsorrells9458]

I will make sure he would get out here

[@elizabethcarroll7014]

I need a guard dog that'll protect me and bark at any intruder

[@sarahhill3101]

My mom and I watch the show too the show does need too comeback on

[@janiedoe1542]

Honestly I don't know Why Any Parent would ever leave their two children alone in the house, Also Whatever happened to Close the Bedroom door and Barred It With some stuff, Like a Dresser-Drawer Or anything else that's Hard, If that ever happened to my two children, I would tell them to grab the phone, go to their bedroom, closed the door, barred the dresser-drawer in the back of the door, and anything else too, then call 911, also those two young girls are pretty lucky, Because Heaven Only knows what might've happen.

[@smpal6626]

Seriously? You don't think a parent should leave a 13 and 10 year old home alone? Most 13 year olds are babysitting by that age. I assume you only have little children, you have to give them some independence at some point. My children are 13, 11, and 8 and I will leave the older two home for a couple of hours while I run errands. I don't leave the 8 year old with them yet but there is nothing wrong leaving older kids home alone. This was a random occurrence. P.S. Stop capitalizing random words for no reason, it makes you look unintelligent.

[@apriltownsend8463]

I was left home alone with my sister as a kid sometimes and that was 25 years ago

[@Bondmanproductions]

The elderly police officer sounds like Barney Fife

[@ruthieyusko3942]

yeah

[@jeffreyjohnson1563]

Poor kids this monster should not see the light of day ever again.

[@westmcallister6685]

YES! 32 years in prison!

[@robbyosborne9708]

He deserves every one of those years in prison!

[@ljmcdonald2703]

He’ll be released in 2024

[@DoggyAjax]

Never break into a house because you will end up getting your butt kicked

[@mistertagnan]

Enter mah house and you get an air strike to the face

[@DoggyAjax]

Enter my house you will end up getting a 100 pound pitbull chasing you

[@superdog222lynn8]

+Ajaxthedoggy or Doggy Ajax if anybody enters my house they're gonna get killed by my German Shepherd xD

[@stevenriding5842]

+SuperDog222 Lynn anyone enters my home they get 22 dogs after them

[@DoggyAjax]

I have a young German Shepard he still has sharp teeth so don't mess with him!

[@hannahscott6604]

Please don't leave your children under 10 home alone! and when you do leave them home alone, PLEASE have them take self defense courses beforehand and provide them with mace and a pocket knife and instruct them how to use them.

[@apriltownsend8463]

They were teenagers

[@selinaogorman8380]

I felt so bad for the girls one of them said he put the gun towards my head now that tragic and scary situation I hope there well now I know there grown now but still it’s something you don’t forget.

[@VirginianRailway]

how did you get ahold of this stuff? amazing!

[@speeddemon865]

This man has 4 years left unless he's already been released

[@ThePetuna2]

An important thing to remember is always expect the unexpected. Never think it can't happen to you. Teach your children about the dangers and how to respond in any kind of situation. Sheltering them will not save them.

[@AndrewS-lk4pt]

What's a "civil unit"?

[@mavenlawyers3415]

They serve civil process documents on people or undertake civil legal process duties like evictions.

[@nopcshere6097]

I was wondering that too. Thanks for clarifying.

[@gregelliott5016]

Since when do salesman break into homes?

[@PrincessEli82]

Krystal was already dressed, but Randi was still in her nightgown. Last year was the 30th anniversary of when this happened which made Krystal 43 and Randy 40. If I was in a situation like this, I’d be scarred for quite some time. I’m sure that Crystal can never say “Thank you” enough to the police for what they did.

[@TheArmedNurse]

I know the name of the segment is "Business Suit Intruder" but I don't know the episode number...

[@loopylu2452]

504

[@TheArmedNurse]

Oh thank you :)

[@marikiemarie7622]

Its crazy how much mature a 13 old girl is as opposed to a 13 year old boy. Lol she sounds like a 25 yr old. My son still sounds like he did when he was 5!! Lol hes 14!

[@lukemwills]

Except a boy that age would have been mature enough to grab the shotgun, load it, and be ready to take out that lowlife creep!

[@ljmcdonald2703]

Probably has a disability

[@jonathanmorrison9134]

I wonder how many people in our state (Maine) have watched that episode as a child and had a door-to-door salesman knock on their doors and waited to see how the salespeople reacted to the fact that the door was locked and whether the salesmen would call them, leave a note, or break the door down. At least I know my foster mother's husband better than for him to break into the house of a customer much less attempt to rape or even kidnap a young girl. Remember, folks. If you have kids alone or with a friend in the house and a strange man claiming to be a salesman knocks on your door repeatedly and decides to break it down and gets your gun, he's no salesman. He's either a burglar or a predator. Imagine how the officers or the judge would've reacted had the intuder or his attorney claimed he was with the U.S Department of Corrections or the Department of Housing and that he was there to inspect the house. Since neither the girls or their parents knew him, I seriously doubt that a jury would believe his story.

[@Timbrock1000]

IF THIS HAPPENED IB 1990, THE GUY WILL LIKELY BE RELEASED IN A YEAR OR SO (2022). So, what will be do then? Of course, he may already be out on Parole. If he was say, 35 years old in 1990, today, he'd be 66.

[@cecirodriguez31]

Wow mezipe64 he will come out till that year

[@nemochicky4697]

Imagine if one of the girls used the Angels with Filthy Souls clip from Home Alone

[@speedevil74m77]

This guy will be out in 4 5 years, if he hasn't already been released.

[@woodyhayes7402]

No sense having a firearm in home if they don’t know how to use it.

[@famousduckies9305]

Haha he got sententds to prison😂

[@cheddarchip1013]

they should have taken the 12 gauge

[@isabelsummers8017]

I want more video of rescue 911 full episodes

[@lilliansikes3946]

So this guy tries to break into the house. And he’s a career criminal who got out of prison that may? They should’ve not even let him out of prison.

[@nomadcowatbk]

he must have known they had gun out in the open

[@chronus1015]

my defense is a 1911 45! Enough said!!!!

[@alexisnicolemartinez5407]

Watching this Dec 22nd 2021.

[@PraveenSrJ01]

The 13 year old kid is now a 42 year old woman 👵

[@marikiemarie7622]

He took the gun because it was there. If she took the gun, she could have used it. The worst kind of criminals are alive ones. And I mean the ones that would kill children. They dont deserve life of any kind...in life or in jail

[@PrincessEli82]

It’s been 28 years since this happened so Crystal is 41 now and I’m sure she looks back on this day. There were questions going through my mind like- 1. Who was this man? 2. What did he want? & 3. Why did he choose this house out of any other? If I was in a situation like this, I’d be scarred for quite some time specially if he was just pounding on the door like crazy. I would hide in my parents bathroom and I wouldn’t say anything and I would put my dog Peanut in my father’s office. This happened on a Tuesday and 3 days before Christmas. After this happened, Crystal and Randi wouldn’t go outside when it gets dark and they won’t go down to the basement unless they’re together. While this was happening, Crystal was dressed but Randi was still in her nightgown. This happened 5 months before I moved to North Carolina, but I moved to Charlotte which is 1 hour from Lexington. I was still living in Fountain Hills, Arizona at the time.

[@ravenbaa7989]

Stop asking

[@amalsd6340]

Those doors can be easily broken !

[@timarmstrong9992]

I would call the police out and say on the line until the they get there that my opinion or have a dog 🐕 and or called the neighbors nextdoor.

[@rjs2085]

They should have had their dogs in the house instead of in cages.

[@PeterPantheFearless]

Very true!!!

[@TheArmedNurse]

Why didn't she grab the shotgun when she had the chance??? She could have legally defended herself but she chose not to. If I were in this situation and I had access to a shotgun, I would have grabbed it and if the intruder got in my line of fire, Tough!

[@sweetlife031]

She was probably too scared to think of that.

[@TheArmedNurse]

I'd be very scared as well. Though I wouldn't be as scared if I had an effective way to protect myself. Luckily for me, I live a minute away from my town's police station. I personally don't own a firearm but I do have many other effective ways of defending myself if somebody was to break into my apartment...

[@SaraNightfire1]

AlwaysOnline6200 Also, it's probably her parents gun. She might not know how to use it, which is always more of a hazard than someone with the same gun pointing it at her. Her parents probably drilled it in her head that she never touch the gun.

[@TheArmedNurse]

Yeah I was thinking that as well. If you own a gun and you have kids, the worst mistake you'll make is telling your kids to stay away from the weapon. Not only does that raise their curiosity even more, they will not be able to defend themselves if their house is ever burglarized while they are home alone. I heard this story a few months ago about a girl who shot an intruder who broke into her house while her parents weren't home. Her mother taught her how to properly shoot the gun and that training paid off. The intruder didn't die but if she didn't have that gun, that intruder might have done something awful to her and even killed her.

[@danieldeaseweitzelwalker]

***** What you're saying is, the kids have access to the gun and the shells but they were never taught how to use it properly? That's worse than all the scenarios.

[@MarioSonic6464VideoGameShow]

I bet this is how it played it out once he found the two girls. He probably yanked out the phone cord, put the gun to one of their heads and screamed at them to get into another room, then threatened to shoot them if they tried to escape, before attempting to escape the house, only to duck back in when he saw the cop car coming.

[@bartsimpson67543]

so the parents left them home alone the day after someone tried to come in. interesting...

[@janiedoe1542]

bartsimpson67543 I think it's crazy, how could any parent would leave their 10 and 13-year-old home alone, I would go out of my mind If I ever left my 10 and 13-year-old children home alone, without Adult Supervision or a Burglar alarm.

[@perezynkrs1]

bartsimpson67543 i know right

[@perezynkrs1]

Janie Doe stupid parents i'll say

[@pookied.7738]

+bartsimpson67543 they said it turned out to be nothing so no one tried to come in. and for another the girls were old enough to stay by themselves. Steven Perez how old were you when you were staying at home alone when you were a kid?

[@nicoleharris4192]

+Janie Doe I was 13 when I was allowed to be home alone after school. It was only out of necessity, because both of my older sisters were in college, and both of my parents worked. But I still turned out fine. There were even times when I would have to make myself dinner, and even on occasion put myself to bed. Of course my parents made sure I knew how to stay safe, and required me to call them the moment I got off the bus, but still.

[@rinlen1660]

Why the hell is she gon grabs bullets and not the gun she stared straight at it and was _naw bullets will do me just fine_ da faq?

[@jacobisworld9516]

8:18 8:22 8:32

[@dave_dave]

Today is October 10, 2024. It is scary to think, this man gets out of prison in the coming months. Assuming he was sentenced for this in early 1993, as this happened in December 1992. He will be back out onto the streets and who knows, he could end up committing another heinous crime like this, against innocent people (children) without a care and would gladly go back to prison. He could be capable of ANYTHING, this time. Let's hope he is not in a position, where he can re-offend. He was out of prison and back in prison, all within a 7-month span. This is what the concerning thing is, where I think his criminal mindset most definitely is still with him. I wish I could find his name somewhere, so that I can see what he was arrested for, that got him out in May 1992, and furthermore, how long he sat there previous to his release back out into society.

[@lafonyagray6384]

Got out of jail n went back again wow very dumb

[@rebeccaswift7588]

One girl grabs a couple shotgun shells but doent get the shotgun off the wall??..plus the mom leaving them home alone a day after they had a prowler..give me a break!..

[@apriltownsend8463]

Who said they had an intruder the day before?

[@jtroll0724]

It's funny that one daughter told her mom that the guy had a gun to her head. I never seen him do that in the video.

[@PeterPantheFearless]

I was thinking the same thing