Stephanie Mast

Well, also add what he testified, the dog handler testified.

Well, also add what he testified, the dog handler testified.

She was very small.

She was very small.

She was very small.

Well, I was case in point the other day. A woman that I knew at church, actually, she put two and two together finally that, you know, like, she's my daughter. And kind of hearing about the situation, she's like, that's her? Because our kids played soccer together. And she's like, I would have never known. And unless you see her in a swimsuit or in a shorter pair of shorts, the scar is telling.

Well, I was case in point the other day. A woman that I knew at church, actually, she put two and two together finally that, you know, like, she's my daughter. And kind of hearing about the situation, she's like, that's her? Because our kids played soccer together. And she's like, I would have never known. And unless you see her in a swimsuit or in a shorter pair of shorts, the scar is telling.

Well, I was case in point the other day. A woman that I knew at church, actually, she put two and two together finally that, you know, like, she's my daughter. And kind of hearing about the situation, she's like, that's her? Because our kids played soccer together. And she's like, I would have never known. And unless you see her in a swimsuit or in a shorter pair of shorts, the scar is telling.

The scar is distinct. But you would never know. She speaks perfect English. She's a typical five-year-old little girl. And I mean, there's moments even for me, even though we've lived this out and I know the story through and through, there's just moments where it really strikes you when you look at her.

The scar is distinct. But you would never know. She speaks perfect English. She's a typical five-year-old little girl. And I mean, there's moments even for me, even though we've lived this out and I know the story through and through, there's just moments where it really strikes you when you look at her.

The scar is distinct. But you would never know. She speaks perfect English. She's a typical five-year-old little girl. And I mean, there's moments even for me, even though we've lived this out and I know the story through and through, there's just moments where it really strikes you when you look at her.

And she's like, for instance, when I'm teaching her how to read and how to write, just how amazing it is that she's actually here in person alive. And just for her, it's just normal, but she's just...

And she's like, for instance, when I'm teaching her how to read and how to write, just how amazing it is that she's actually here in person alive. And just for her, it's just normal, but she's just...

And she's like, for instance, when I'm teaching her how to read and how to write, just how amazing it is that she's actually here in person alive. And just for her, it's just normal, but she's just...

a walking testament to just how miraculous sequence of events has you know kept her alive and most you know most people see would never even just think that she's america i've been told that she looks like me because she's brown hair and brown eyes but she's normal

a walking testament to just how miraculous sequence of events has you know kept her alive and most you know most people see would never even just think that she's america i've been told that she looks like me because she's brown hair and brown eyes but she's normal

a walking testament to just how miraculous sequence of events has you know kept her alive and most you know most people see would never even just think that she's america i've been told that she looks like me because she's brown hair and brown eyes but she's normal

So our code name for her was Sparrow. But the medical staff, it was Starfish. And it was based on a poem or a book where there's a little boy walking along the ocean. And he's bending down and he's picking up a starfish and he's throwing it back into the ocean. And he keeps doing it over and over. And an adult comes over and says, why are you doing this?

So our code name for her was Sparrow. But the medical staff, it was Starfish. And it was based on a poem or a book where there's a little boy walking along the ocean. And he's bending down and he's picking up a starfish and he's throwing it back into the ocean. And he keeps doing it over and over. And an adult comes over and says, why are you doing this?

So our code name for her was Sparrow. But the medical staff, it was Starfish. And it was based on a poem or a book where there's a little boy walking along the ocean. And he's bending down and he's picking up a starfish and he's throwing it back into the ocean. And he keeps doing it over and over. And an adult comes over and says, why are you doing this?