Shannon McAuliffe

We both went to Sage Junior College of Albany. I'm really introvert, and she was very bubbly and happy and chipper, and she just, she brought me out of my shell.

We both went to Sage Junior College of Albany. I'm really introvert, and she was very bubbly and happy and chipper, and she just, she brought me out of my shell.

We were having a good time. It was just the two of us. But he keeps calling. Mm-hmm. Wanting to know what we were doing, wanting to know if he can come over. She had a cell phone, and I was like, just turn it off. Like, she's like, no, because if I turn it off, he's going to come here. We finally wake up, and all we wanted was coffee.

We were having a good time. It was just the two of us. But he keeps calling. Mm-hmm. Wanting to know what we were doing, wanting to know if he can come over. She had a cell phone, and I was like, just turn it off. Like, she's like, no, because if I turn it off, he's going to come here. We finally wake up, and all we wanted was coffee.

I had the mindset, I'm like, oh, I can't go out in public looking like I'm a mess. Let me go home and get dressed.

I had the mindset, I'm like, oh, I can't go out in public looking like I'm a mess. Let me go home and get dressed.

After I got done out of the shower and getting ready, I called. Nobody answered.

After I got done out of the shower and getting ready, I called. Nobody answered.

I called her back a half an hour later. She still didn't answer. And that's when my eyebrows kind of went up.

I called her back a half an hour later. She still didn't answer. And that's when my eyebrows kind of went up.

And I hung up the phone, then I called the cops.

And I hung up the phone, then I called the cops.

I pulled onto her street and I parked. And then I saw the police officers and everything, so I kind of went in after the fact. She looked terrified and angry and sad.

I pulled onto her street and I parked. And then I saw the police officers and everything, so I kind of went in after the fact. She looked terrified and angry and sad.

I think it had a profound impact on her life.

I think it had a profound impact on her life.

We both went to Sage Junior College of Albany. I'm really introvert, and she was very bubbly and happy and chipper, and she just, she brought me out of my shell.

We were having a good time. It was just the two of us. But he keeps calling. Mm-hmm. Wanting to know what we were doing, wanting to know if he can come over. She had a cell phone, and I was like, just turn it off. Like, she's like, no, because if I turn it off, he's going to come here. We finally wake up, and all we wanted was coffee.

I had the mindset, I'm like, oh, I can't go out in public looking like I'm a mess. Let me go home and get dressed.

After I got done out of the shower and getting ready, I called. Nobody answered.

I called her back a half an hour later. She still didn't answer. And that's when my eyebrows kind of went up.

And I hung up the phone, then I called the cops.

I pulled onto her street and I parked. And then I saw the police officers and everything, so I kind of went in after the fact. She looked terrified and angry and sad.

I think it had a profound impact on her life.