nicole hockley kept scanning the crowd for her 6-year-old son. i remember just looking, staring at each one and just not understanding why he wasn t there. people were holding signs with classrooms, and i found someone holding ms. soto s sign, but it wasn t ms. soto. and there were just a couple of kids there including dylan s reading partner. and i walked up and i said, where s the rest of the class? and i looked down at dylan s reading partner, and she just her eyes were, like, wide like saucers, and she was just staring, and and i thought, oh, gosh, this isn t good. scarlet lewis was also there, searching for her 6-year-old son jesse. i remember being told repeatedly, if you can t find your child, go into the back room and put his name down on
waiting. in the one room i could see first graders sitting down with crossed legs, and i kept looking at all the faces, and i didn t see any of dylan s classmates and i didn t see dylan. there s an entire class that has not come out of the school yet. nicole hockley kept scanning the crowd for her son. i kept looking, staring at each one, not understanding why he wasn t there. people were holding signs with classrooms, and i found someone holding mrs. soto s sig, but it wasn t ms. soto, and there was just a couple kids there, including dylan s reading partner. and i walked up and i said, where s the rest of the class? and i looked down at dylan s reading partner, and she just her eyes were, like, wide like saucers, and she was just staring, and and i thought, oh, gosh, this isn t good.
in the one room, i could see first graders sitting down with cross legs. and i kept looking at all of the faces. and i did not see any deal and classmates. didn t see. dylan there s an entire class that has not come out of the school. kept scanning the crowd for her 60th son. i remember just looking, staring at each one. just not understanding what he was not there. people were holding signs. with classrooms. and i found somebody holding a sign. it was not there was just a couple of kids there. including dylan s reading partner. i walked up and i said, where is the rest of the class? i looked down and dillon s reading partner and she just. her eyes were like wide like saucers. she was just staring.
holding ms. soto s sign and it wasn t ms. soto there. we re just a couple kids there, including dylan s reading partner. and i walked up and i, said where is the rest of the class? and i looked down and dillon s reading partner and she just her eyes were wide like saucers. and she was just staring. and i thought, oh, gosh. this isn t good. scarlett lewis was also there, searching for her six-year-old son jesse. i remember being told repeatedly, if you can t find your child, go into the back room and put his name down on the list. and i m like, i m not going to put my child s name down on a list, i m just going to find him. i tried to go up to the school. they would not let me. it was surreal. it was frightening. i was just
there. people were holding signs with classrooms, and i found someone holding ms. soto s sign, but it wasn t ms. soto. and there were just a couple of kids there, including dylan s reading partner. and i walked up and i said, where s the rest of the class? and i looked down at dylan s reading partner, and she just her eyes were wide like saucers, and she was just staring. and i thought oh, gosh, this isn t good. reporter: scarlett lewis was also there, searching for her 6-year-old son jessie. i remember being told repeatedly, if you can t find your child, go into the back room and put his name down on the list. i remember thinking i m not going to put my child s name down on the list. i m just going to find him.