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and they were carrying very, very large weapons. very large guns. hearing the gunfire and screens echoing through them all, both katherine and faith could tell the gunmen were spreading out, killing people as they went along. two mothers trapped with young children, worried they d be next. and a growing fear seized catherine. her boys were no longer and three in their phone. where were they? coming up the terrifying uncertainty for those inside the mall and loved ones outside. i was a will come by the phone call. your wife and sons are in there and they are separated. sun, a friend of katherine s who s been texting with her, would go from worry to frantic. when she said that, my heart just sunk. when dateline continues.
i think there was a bit of commotion, and the kenyan woman said the cops are here. but it wasn t the police. it was a canyon man named abdul haji, the businessmen and father of four had received a text message from his brother earlier that morning. the message was very brief. that red, at west gate, terrorist, pray for me. abdul haji boulder to the mall and was stunned by what he saw when he got there. carnage, everywhere. he was terrified for his brother, who works for the canyon intelligence service and had received death threats from al-shabaab, the same terror group that is now attacking the mall. at this point in time, the magnitude of the whole situation dawned on me. security forces were just arriving, and abdul who is licensed to carry a gun, decided in an instant to join them. they entered the mall from the parking garage on the top floor. abdul s brother was still in the mall and actually not far from catherine walton and her girls on the main floor. he was hiding
family friend, had been at home recovering from surgery when he got an urgent text from catherine. what time to the first must come in? it came in at 12:52. what does she say? she said pray, shooting in west gate, hiding. that s a message. it blew me away. erode her back, really? she said, yes, i don t know where the boys are. she said find blaise. paul texted the s oldest son blaise, but he didn t answer. i started looking on the internet. someone put out a statement of facebook saying don t call anybody because when the phone rings, people are getting shot on their phone rings. paul didn t call, but stayed in touch with katherine their text messages. her lifeline to the outside world. i sent a text, get me out of here. i really thought he could, but i was just desperate. when she sent that, my heart sunk. katherine didn t text her husband, phillip, because she knew he was too far away to do anything and knew she d only panic him.
separated. that s a call you don t want to make. paul weaver, the walton family friend, had been at home recovering from surgery when he got an urgent text from catherine. what time to the first must come in? it came in at 12:52. what does she say? she said pray, shooting in west gate, hiding. that s a message. it blew me away. erode her back, really? she said, yes, i don t know where the boys are. she said find blaise. paul texted the s oldest son blaise, but he didn t answer. i started looking on the internet. someone put out a statement of facebook saying don t call anybody because when the phone rings, people are getting shot on their phone rings. paul didn t call, but stayed in touch with katherine their text messages. her lifeline to the outside world. i sent a text, get me out of here. i really thought he could, but i was just desperate. when she sent that, my heart sunk. katherine didn t text her