and that s when just below one of the overlooks they made their terrible discovery. in the tall beach grass lay the bodies of two young women. it just looked like they had both been molested or mauled. we didn t know if they were alive or dead. we had no idea. the seymours ran for help. 911, what s the occasion of your emergency? we ve got two dead bodies down here. are they male or female? two females. first responder travis wieseman had never seen anything like it. it was horrifying. there is blood. i could see that the clothes are off both girls. there is duct tape on their mouths, on their hands. you could see they were clearly bound. duct tape also covered their eyes, and each girl had been shot in the back of the head. i went and checked for the pulse on first girl. i could feel her body was cold and didn t feel a pulse. and then something no one expected. i went to reach for the second girl, and that s when she started to sit up and moan. it looked
say a bangladeshi is watching this right now, what strategy or gems have you figured over the last six years that you think can help someone? not listen to your parents. no, i didn t say that, i m so bad! all bengali parents are going to hate me. don t listen to your parents. don t listen to them. do you ever get them asking you when you re getting a realjob? yeah, all of that. what, you get that? no way. yeah, course. no way! yeah. you know, when i was 18, i got into university, really excited, first girl, first person in our family to get into university. and my mum point blank said, absolutely no way are you going to university. and that for me, as an 18 year old, was really difficult to stomach. i remember being really upset at the time. but, you know, like, if i look back now and i, and i asked myself why my mum didn t let me go to university and why my dad never. like, wasn t the one to say, go on, just go, i ll sort your mum out, it ll be fine, was because they were scared.
no, i didn t say that, i m so bad! all bengali parents are going to hate me. don t listen to your parents. don t listen to them. do you ever get them asking you when you re getting a real job? yeah, all of that. what, you get that? no way. yeah, course. no way! yeah. you know, when i was 18, i got into university, really excited, first girl, first person in ourfamily to get into university. and my mum point blank said, absolutely no way are you going to university. and that for me, as an 18 year old, was really difficult to stomach. i remember being really upset at the time. but, you know, like, if i look back now and i, and i ask myself why my mum didn t let me go to university and why my dad never. like, wasn t the one to say, go on, just go, i ll sort your mum out, it ll be fine, was because they were scared. you re always tweaking your relationship between. ..the generation you re in and the generation that got you here. i think that my dad s generation, they did whatever they
say a bangladeshi is watching this right now, what strategy or gems have you figured over the last six years that you think can help someone? not listen to your parents. no, i didn t say that, i m so bad! all bengali parents are going to hate me. don t listen to your parents. don t listen to them. do you ever get them asking you when you re getting a real job? yeah, all of that. what, you get that? no way. yeah, course. no way! yeah. you know, when i was 18, i got into university, really excited, first girl, first person in ourfamily to get into university. and my mum point blank said, absolutely no way are you going to university. and that for me, as an 18 year old, was really difficult to stomach. i remember being really upset at the time. but, you know, like, if i look back now and i, and i asked myself why my mum didn t let me go to university and why my dad never. like, wasn t the one to say, go on, just go, i ll sort your mum out, it ll be fine, was because they were scared.