TRANSCRIPT OF MOTHER'S INTERVIEW
3RD MAY
MUM - Just staying as hopeful as possible. I want them home, I wanna hold them and I want them home.
What happened was - we woke up, I heard them playing in the next room beside us, and I was drifting in and out of sleep, and they're not the type of kids... we tell them not to go outside on their own, we always make sure that we're out there with them, watching them, and they happen to just get out that sliding door, and we can't hear it when it opens, and they were outside playing, but we weren't aware of it at the time, and the next thing we knew the ro... like it was quiet and we get up, and I tell him, my partner, Daniel, I tell him, do you hear the kids? And he says, no and we get up instantly, we're looking outside, we're looking everywhere yelling for them and I instantly just call 911, I just had the instinct I needed to call.
They're both really go lucky children. They're so sweet, they talk to anyone, they'll talk your ear off. They um, they will speak to anyone in a store, everyone. They're just extremely sweet kids.
I appreciate the huge search effort going on right now, but we've been pushing for an Amber Alert, which hasn't been issued, not just that they could possibly be abducted, which it is a possibility, but they could have been, but just an alert to let everyone know that they are missing. We had people text me saying that they weren't aware, someone else let them know that they were missing, and it would just be nice if everyone could be alerted. We thought maybe that we found tracks, but it's still uncertain.
It's been raining and they're probably soaking wet, but with the sun today, I'm hopeful that they are feeling warm. We're all filled with pain and sorrow because we just want them found. We want them home. Everyone loves them. They are definitely verbal, and they do have possible autism, but it's not extreme autism; It's just... they have issues with school and they don't catch up with the other kids.
I'm just, I just want to remain hopeful, but there's always, in a mother's mind, you're always thinking the worst. Last night was one of the worst nights because I didn't have them in their beds and I don't want to go through another night without them.