"Because Pyle and Bland were not in the same cell, Pyle was unable to say if she knew when Bland made any phone calls, but Bland reportedly told her about them and her struggle to post bond.
"She said she kept on trying to call this one person that she moved in [with] here because she said she was from Chicago and ... she was like, Its just not answering. It's going straight to voicemail and I dont know why, I dont know why. He said he'd be here in an hour and its days later," Pyle said."
http://news.yahoo.com/sandra-bland-...w-inmate-160504075--abc-news-topstories.html#
Four days before she died, Sandra Bland was upbeat when she showed up at the home of longtime friend LaVaughn Mosley, and excited about a last-minute job interview.
After working a series of temporary jobs, Bland, 28, was interviewing for a community outreach job at her alma mater, a university near Mosley's home. She needed a place to store her things and freshen up.
Mosley, 57, waited for her to shower before seeing her off, Bland wearing a dark orange sleeveless dress and black pumps, her hair in short natural twists. He could see excitement in her eyes.......
Mosley would hear from his friend again the next night, calling from the jail in Waller County, where she'd been taken after arguing with an officer during a routine traffic stop. She'd been "roughed up," Bland told him. "She was going to pursue that officer who abused her," and she needed help finding a witness. She called and left a message the next day, telling him that her bond had been set.....
"She was talking about this job, waiting on this callback," Reed-Veal, who is a real estate broker, said of her daughter's interview for a job as a college outreach coordinator at her alma mater, Prairie View A&M, a historically black university.
"I know what my purpose is," she recalled Bland saying. "My purpose is to go back to Texas and stop all social injustice in the South."
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-sandra-bland-20150722-story.html#page=1
