treated it as an overdue motorist/possible medical emergency. but at that point, we were just trying to locate the van. there s a number of ways that she can get to the entrance to the taconic. she could have gone up 9a and gone across or gone up the taconic and simply made a u-turn, so how she got to that exit ramp, we don t know. state police, sergeant temple. listen, i have a family here that thinks that they might have a medical emergency of their sister, and she s got five kids in the car. okay. do you know if there s any way that we can track her cell phone to get a location if i give you her number? we can try it. the last name? s-c-h-u-l-e-r. on her bill it says hance. the phone bill is either
camping trip with their aunt. they just called my friend, saying that the aunt is driving erratically, that they are at a rest center. the best thing they can understand is that they are in tarrytown and those are the signs that they saw. okay. the aunt isn t picking up the cell phone right now. do you know what kind of car they re in? yeah, they are in a minivan, red, with a ski rack on it. jackie is flipping out. she can t remember the license plate number. just based on what miss jackie hance had told me that it was out of character for her sister-in-law not the answer the phone, and also the fact that one of the children had mentioned that her aunt wasn t feeling well, i asked mrs. hance the diane had a history of medical problems or any history of drug abuse, and again, these are questions that i would ask anybody, and she said no. so at that point, i kind of
we received a phone call at 9:00 a.m. from emma hance s oldest daughter, everything was good, had a great time, they were looking forward to coming home. danny was parked up in front, and he had the dogs and he had the truck. and she was right behind him in the van. and the kids were just yelling. they were all strapped in their seats and yelling what a good time they had because they were up visiting with aunt, you know, diane and so forth. so i kind of leaned and i said, oh, i hear you yelling. i said, you have a good time? they go, yeah, we re coming back. you know, they were so excited about coming back. and that was about the last thing they said. i said to diane, have a safe trip home. she certainly seemed sober to me.
ned up the camper. said good-bye to all the kids. and she hopped in her car, i hopped in mine. we went on our way. he received a phone call at 9:00 a.m. from emma hance s oldest daughter, saying everything was good, had a great time, they were looking forward to coming home. danny was parked up in front, and he had the dog and he had the truck. and she was right behind him in the van. and the kids were just yelling. they were all strapped in their seats and yelling what a good time they had because they were up visiting with aunt, you know, diane and so forth. so i kind of leaned and i said, oh, i hear you yelling. i said, did you have a good time? they go, yeah, we re coming back. you know, they were so excited about coming back. and that was about the last thing they said. i said to diane, have a safe trip home.
breakfast, we made coffee, we cleaned up the camper. said good-bye to all the kids. she hopped in her car, i hopped in mine. we went on our way. we received a phone call at 9:00 a.m. from emma hance s oldest daughter, everything was good, had a great time, they were looking forward to coming home. danny was parked up in front, and he had the dogs and he had the truck. and she was right behind him in the van. and the kids were just yelling. they were all strapped in their seats and yelling what a good time they had because they were up visiting with aunt, you know, diane and so forth. so i kind of leaned and i said, oh, i hear you yelling. i said, you have a good time? they go, yeah, we re coming back. you know, they were so excited about coming back. and that was about the last thing they said. i said to diane, have a safe trip home. she certainly seemed sober to me.