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"This is nonfiction," he says before beginning. "I did not make this up."
As Redick tells it, the story begins with the clothing company providing Redick, his wife, Chelsea, and her twin sister, Kylee, a ride back from an apartment where the photo shoot took place. All three put their bags into a "bucket-seat Escalade" despite the car smelling "kind of weird." And before long, Chelsea -- "pale as a ghost" -- whispers to Redick that "there's a person in the back."
whispers to Redick that "there's a person in the back."
The car service company suspended the driver for "having someone in the front seat of the vehicle with him." (Paraphrasing Redick)
originally posted by: SgtHamsandwich
Could it have been a dog maybe?
Weird smell, cage?
The car service company suspended the driver for "having someone in the front seat of the vehicle with him." (Paraphrasing Redick)
originally posted by: roadgravel
JJ dropped the ball. It's all gone by and covered up.
There is that small hope that this is an ongoing situation that is being investigated. Doubt it is a priority.
originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: PatriotGames2
I would have called the cops first if I thought someone was trapped in a cage.
What a prick, somebody's life could be at risk and he phones the company like he was reporting a lost bag or something.
SMH.
originally posted by: game over man
Wow JJ acted like a coward! That was a disappointing read. Hopefully there will be a follow up on the driver who must have intimidated JJ to the point of not doing anything?
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: PatriotGames2
I would have called the cops first if I thought someone was trapped in a cage.
What a prick, somebody's life could be at risk and he phones the company like he was reporting a lost bag or something.
SMH.
He did call the cops, and the FBI.
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
originally posted by: CornishCeltGuy
a reply to: PatriotGames2
I would have called the cops first if I thought someone was trapped in a cage.
What a prick, somebody's life could be at risk and he phones the company like he was reporting a lost bag or something.
SMH.
He did call the cops, and the FBI.
The driver then left them on the sidewalk, per Redick, who then confirmed with his sister-in-law what he saw. From there, the trio called both the car agency and the police.