want her to do it. i always supported her on that. i felt like a father whose son wants to join the marines or daughter wants to be a pilot or something or a race car driver. you just know they want to do it and you know it's risky, you just urge them to be careful. i used to tell her, please, just don't get in the cages, and she would just say, hey, it's okay. they're not dangerous, i know how to handle it. but, she was so happy. that was her passion. and it never changed and her happiest time in her life, her mother and i agreed today was these last two months, as shown by her facebook pictures, that would show her playing with one of the big cats there at cat haven. she was so happy. this was her dream job. she was finally living her dream of a lifetime with this six-month internship at cat haven. >> i know when you talk about being worried about her going in the cages. they say, usually you're supposed to have two to three people in cage. she was in the cage alone. have you learned why she was in that cage by herself? >> no, it's still a mystery.