I have not been able to post for awhile. I have been living a stressful life for the past week. I had one goal in mind. Can you guess? Keep my daughter alive, she is worth it. I wanted this done before tomorrow. I am leaving tomorrow on my annual girls trip to Myrtle Beach. This year my Mom is going with us. I needed to be in a place where my Mom could not tell something was wrong.
I worked probably as hard as an addict works to get their fix. I put something in motion, due to some information I had gotten. I would like to give you all the details, but I can't yet. For several reasons. It's not totally done and I don't have time. But, what I put in motion, became something beyond my comprehension, shook my world and scared me.
I had a nice lunch with Emily on Tuesday. That's all I will say about that.
Today, at 5:30 am, a Federal Task Force and some Marshalls activated a "no knock warrant". Emily was taken to our local county jail. Her new "boyfriend" was taken far away by the Feds.
I got a call from her around 8 am. Didn't hear the phone, she was on my voicemail. She very calmly and dare I say maturely said where she is. That she is in a single cell, due to bed bugs. She does not expect us to pay bail or bond. That I should go on my vacation and know she is safe and will have 3 squares. And that she loves me very much. Maybe it was relief in voice.
Around 1pm I got a call from her cell phone. I was kinda scared to answer it. I thought the Feds would have taken it. It was a very nice older woman, who Emily and her boyfriend were living with. Because I don't have time, I can't fill you in the details. But, she said, Emily went very politely and seemed ok. This older woman fell in love with Emily. She recently lost a daughter in a car crash. But, she said, her boyfriend treated her very poorly. She found Emily in the rain last night crying and crying. I thanked her for housing my daughter and apologized for the circumstances and for them to have their house raided. I was amazed at her understanding and I plan to meet her when I get home.
This poor older couple had no idea this boyfriend was just out of a State Pen in Aug of 2010 for crystal meth. They did not know he had fire arms in their home. They did not know he violated Federal Probation. But the good news.. I KNEW.
I will fill you in at later date. I could not post, due to the nature of the circumstances. But, as of now, everyone is where they should be. I can breath. I can smile and take a minute to smell the roses. And, to make matters better, the old boyfriend, who she lived in abandon houses with this winter, was picked up April 21st and has no bail or bond. So he can not bail her out. I think all the doors have closed for my daughter, except the ones with bars. This is the one thing she has not done, jail time. So it's time.
I leave tomorrow at 7 am and I will be gone for 9 days. Wonder what my house will look like with 2 guys living here that long alone??
Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. Kelly
I worked probably as hard as an addict works to get their fix. I put something in motion, due to some information I had gotten. I would like to give you all the details, but I can't yet. For several reasons. It's not totally done and I don't have time. But, what I put in motion, became something beyond my comprehension, shook my world and scared me.
I had a nice lunch with Emily on Tuesday. That's all I will say about that.
Today, at 5:30 am, a Federal Task Force and some Marshalls activated a "no knock warrant". Emily was taken to our local county jail. Her new "boyfriend" was taken far away by the Feds.
I got a call from her around 8 am. Didn't hear the phone, she was on my voicemail. She very calmly and dare I say maturely said where she is. That she is in a single cell, due to bed bugs. She does not expect us to pay bail or bond. That I should go on my vacation and know she is safe and will have 3 squares. And that she loves me very much. Maybe it was relief in voice.
Around 1pm I got a call from her cell phone. I was kinda scared to answer it. I thought the Feds would have taken it. It was a very nice older woman, who Emily and her boyfriend were living with. Because I don't have time, I can't fill you in the details. But, she said, Emily went very politely and seemed ok. This older woman fell in love with Emily. She recently lost a daughter in a car crash. But, she said, her boyfriend treated her very poorly. She found Emily in the rain last night crying and crying. I thanked her for housing my daughter and apologized for the circumstances and for them to have their house raided. I was amazed at her understanding and I plan to meet her when I get home.
This poor older couple had no idea this boyfriend was just out of a State Pen in Aug of 2010 for crystal meth. They did not know he had fire arms in their home. They did not know he violated Federal Probation. But the good news.. I KNEW.
I will fill you in at later date. I could not post, due to the nature of the circumstances. But, as of now, everyone is where they should be. I can breath. I can smile and take a minute to smell the roses. And, to make matters better, the old boyfriend, who she lived in abandon houses with this winter, was picked up April 21st and has no bail or bond. So he can not bail her out. I think all the doors have closed for my daughter, except the ones with bars. This is the one thing she has not done, jail time. So it's time.
I leave tomorrow at 7 am and I will be gone for 9 days. Wonder what my house will look like with 2 guys living here that long alone??
Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. Kelly