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Okay.
Hi.
Did they fill you in about why I'm here?
Our readers are very interested in your story.
You and your situation.
I'm not here for a biography on you.
Many other papers have covered that.
I'm not here to find out what everyone already knows.
How are you doing?
I'm okay.
Am I your first visitor? Have you talked to your mother
or any other family members?
Alex or Christine maybe?
Why?
Well, Adrian, I imagine it'd get lonely here, wouldn't it?
You were...
arrested on the 14th and taken in.
It's been a while, so.
Your trial's coming up.
Adrian, I'm not only here for my readers.
I'm here for myself.
Watching the news online at my desk
in my office which is just blocks away from the mall.
Many of us are trying to understand.
I haven't been convicted of anything.
Yes.
But I do know that on June 14th a Caucasian male
about your height was seen at Riverside Mall
in the parking lot at 11:23 a.m.
by two separate witnesses.
The man was spotted escorting two young girls,
thirteen-year-old, Anna Emhoff
and her eleven-year-old sister, Charlotte Emhoff
into a white minivan.
Both sisters have not been seen since.
They are declared missing.
They were last seen at the Colonel's Popcorn Stand
with their parents, Robert and Avery,
at the front left corner of the food court
just after 11 a.m.
Mall security cameras show you were not only
in the food court at 11 a.m.
but you were wearing the clothes identified
by the two witnesses.
Yeah, uh, I'm sorry, I don't understand your question.
Look, Adrian, here's where we're at.
Myself, the public, my readers.
"Adrian Graham graduated Riverside Catholic High School
with honors, formed the not-for-profit Adaptability,
a charitable organization that offers
a variety of health and care programs for disabled youth.
Spent summers working at Camp Bon Echo,
graduated with a Bachelor's in Communications
at University of Toronto,
active in the community including volunteer work
for boys soccer, girls hockey
and the annual Green Festival.
Comments from friends, family and the community
only support these likeable traits."
I have here, uh, "When interviewing Adrian's
older sister Christine Graham
she had this to say about her brother,
'Even though he was my younger brother,
Adrian would walk me home from school as a kid.
He's patient and he's sweet.
I've never seen him treat even a stranger
with a speck of hostility even when they deserved it.'"
Is any of this wrong?
Is there anything I'm missing?
Adrian, could you tell me why?
Encouraging the driver to come forward
in order for the community to grieve.
Major Collision Bureau has begun an investigation
into the accident, anyone with information
is urged to call police or Crime Stoppers anonymously.
York Region Police has arrested 24-year-old suspect,
Adrian Graham, thirteen days ago
for the kidnapping of Anna and Charlotte Emhoff
from Riverside Mall.
Thirteen-year-old Anna and eleven-year-old Charlotte
were kidnapped at Riverside Mall on Thursday, June 14th.
Two witnesses had spotted a Caucasian male,
early to mid-twenties, escorting the sisters
out of the mall's food court exit
at approximately 11:20 a.m.
Unsubstantiated reports
have described the kidnapper's vehicle
to be either a white or blue minivan.
No make or model has been confirmed.
Riverside Mall surveillance video show a Caucasian male
covering his face from the cameras
while walking the sisters out of the mall doors.
Following the witness reports and surveillance footage,
Adrian Graham was arrested at 5:25 p.m.
from his home in Aurora.
As of this time, he has been detained
and held for questioning.
Police report that the subject was spotted
wearing grey pants, white t-shirt
under a black flannel pattern button-up
and black running shoes.
Suspect was said to be between 5'10" and 6',
dark features, and long black hair.
Graham has been held for 13 days
and no available evidence has been disclosed to the public.
Police said in a statement that they were dedicating
every available resource to this investigation
as they continue to fear for the wellbeing
of both Anna and Charlotte Emhoff.
The Homicide and Missing Person Unit
is leading the investigation with additional investigators
being brought in from other specialty units
including Organized Crime and Intelligent Services.
The investigation is also supported by the Special Series,
Emergency Response, K-9, Air Support
and the Forensic Identification Units
whose members have been working around the clock
since Charlotte and Anna were kidnapped.
So far, police have not uncovered a motive
for the abduction.
Stop it, sit down.
Sit down.
I'm going to make us some tea, okay?
Which one do you want?
There he is.
He said that's the giant on the bed!
There isn't a moment to waste.
Every last man must do all he can.
Work with the greatest haste!
So bind up its hands, its arms, its chest,
its neck, its feet.
And I'll do the rest, let's go.
- Quiet. - Quiet.
Quiet!
- Quiet. - Quiet.
- Quiet! - Hm?!
Even if I said something, you know...
Even if I did...
Just there...
Just right away without anything, right?
You weren't there.
You couldn't have been.
I was so young but you say stuff like you were.
Anna was there though like...
between the door peeking through
as if she was a part of it.
Face was like she thought, you know,
she was the cavalry or something.
She tried but couldn't do anything.
Are you kiddin'?
She knew.
She was there between the door peeking through, you know.
Son just does the same, just peeks through
like he's the cavalry or something.
But I know...
I know what's going on.
Took his belt off like it was something.
He didn't look at it as he slide it off, it just...
just came off like...
...he'd been doing it for years
but I was the oldest, so.
Had that smile.
He had that smile.
I've done that impression for you before, the smile.
The smile, the fucking smile with his lips arched,
his teeth clean.
Never seen his teeth so clean.
It was like he never brushed until those days
that he knew, that fucking...
You can just burn those whites in my mind,
you know, forever and all that.
Broke my skin just scrubbing with a metal brush.
I could still smell him.
You think doing that to a child would leave something.
Leaves a little, just right at the back, you know.
That's, you know, that's what parenting is.
It's leaving a little something at the back of the mind
and just making sure it stays there.
Just making sure, right?
How's it going?
You having a good time?
No, just watching a movie.
Is it good?
I don't know.
Is what good?
Is that yours?
Is that bottle yours?
Put your hands down.
Put your fucking hands down
or I'll open that head up.
Okay.
Put that at the front of your head.
Hello.
Antonio.
Oh-oh.
Well, how are you, darling?
Are you going to eat that?
Yeah, why?
You're going to eat that here?
That's different.
I'd never eat in a petting zoo, it's disgusting.
I'm sorry, I completely forgot about him.
I'll move him.
No.
You're right.
I'm wrong.
This isn't our summer home.
This isn't our place of relaxation.
This is a petting zoo.
The animals eat off the ground.
Go.
Eat your meal, right?
You better hurry and make this a kitchen
or I'll rip that thing apart.
You alright?
You know you shouldn't, uh,
you shouldn't be standing on the side of the road here.
There's not enough light for it.
All right, well, uh...
car trouble I'm guessing?
Yeah.
Is it... is it the engine?
- No. - Well, that's good
'cause I don't know a whole lot about engines.
Oh, it looks like the tire.
Good, I think I got a jack just for this model.
All right, well, uh, could you pop the trunk?
For what?
I don't know, do you got a spare in the back here?
I don't know.
Well, pop the trunk.
All right, well...
you don't got a spare.
All right, well, listen, I would, uh...
Hello?
Hi.
Yeah, I can do that.
No, nothing, I'm just really tired.
It's really hot in here.
That's nice.
Tell them I say hi, okay?
Okay, Mom, I have to go.
Okay, bye. Sorry, no.
Bye.
No, no.
No, no, no, no, no, no!
Let me go!
No, please, no!
Well, that's not fair, right?
You don't have to be a bitch about it.
You pretend like you have some kind of authority.
Everyone else, they understand
and they know the conditions.
But you have a hard time.
I pay you, right?
Like everyone else, from the moment you walk
through those doors to the moment you leave.
This doesn't have to be a constant discussion.
Marianna, look at me.
I'm not waiting for the night shift girl.
Mm?
You know the rules.
You've been here long enough.
Yeah?
Hi.
What's wrong?
Nothing, um...
Uh, will we be getting paid by the end of the day today, or...
We?
Sorry, uh,
will I be getting paid by the end of the day today?
I have to pay my rent this weekend.
Well...
...that depends, doesn't it?
It's not up to me, right?
Right?
Right, yeah.
Yeah.
- Okay. - Okay.
...as investigators found
an abandoned 2013 white Toyota Sienna
18 kilometers from the Riverside Mall.
The homeowner, whose name is being withheld
because he is concerned for his safety,
said he was walking his dog on Road heading west
when he spotted the vehicle in a ditch.
Investigators say the vehicle has no registration,
however the back window had been kicked in
from the inside out.
No further evidence has been found at this time.
Adrian Graham has been the only suspect
in the kidnapping case
since the disappearance of the sisters.
His story has been the center of attention
for many media outlets including last week's
Toronto Star headliner written by journalist Calvin Shepard.
The line of questioning that revolves
around Graham's involvement
is his lack of motivation and his virtuous manner
with friends, family, and the community.
Many social media users have been debating
on the participation and involvement of Graham
in the Emhoff sisters' kidnapping,
some stating he is being wrongly accused for lack of e...
Mom?
Good, just got home.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
No, I'm fine. Why?
No, I...
I think Sweeney ran away, I don't know.
I let him out and now I can't find him.
You know, he wouldn't just do that, right, he...
he wouldn't just take off.
Yeah, I hope so.
Um... are you gonna be home for dinner?
No, I will, I was... I was just thinking
maybe we could all have dinner together, you know?
Terry, too, maybe Al if she's not busy.
Yeah, it would be nice.
Yeah, no.
Okay, I'm sorry.
Yeah, I'm gonna go look for him.
Okay.
Love you too.
Bye.
Oh, shit!
What's so funny?
Okay, so that'll be about $6,233 after taxes,
but, uh, if you wanted to do cash,
I could throw you around $4,000 right now.
I think my dad would be okay with that.
If I take the cash, do I have to sign anything?
Yeah.
Can you do three and I just walk?
Uh...
yeah, if that's something you wanted to do.
We could do that.
Yeah.
Okay, I'll be right back.
All right, there you go, buddy.
Can I get the keys?
Good luck.
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Dad?
Officers confirmed on Tuesday that the finding
of the victim's sweater was made late in the investigation
but would not provide any additional information.
The suspect, Rebecca Clark,
turned herself in to police overnight.
She has been charged with forcible confinement,
assault with a weapon, and assault.
The accused made a brief court appearance
in a Newmarket court on Tuesday
and has her bail hearing postponed until Friday.
New updates in the Emhoff sisters' kidnapping case.
Sisters Charlotte and Anna Emhoff
were abducted in mid June from the Riverside Mall.
After a widespread search of the area
where police had found the abductor's abandoned minivan,
they retrieved what appears to be Charlotte Emhoff's backpack,
the same bag she was said to have
when both her and her sister were abducted.
The bag was found near the train tracks
north of 19th and Bayview in Richmond Hill.
Investigators say the bag was located
approximately 12 kilometers from the Riverside Mall
and only 6 kilometers from the abandoned vehicle.
Parents Robert and Avery have not yet confirmed
the bag to be Charlotte's.
Authorities have not yet said what effect, if any,
these developments will have on Graham.
An arrest has been made in the murder
of an on-duty police officer who was gunned down
at a convenience store in Aurora.
Authorities charged a 21-year-old man Wednesday
with capital murder in this week's fatal shooting
of police officer Justin Heffernan.
Heffernan, 43, was attempting to arrest Anthony Tan
on multiple felony warrants Monday
when Tan shot him three times in the chest.
Tan, who was injured when he and Heffernan exchanged...
You don't fucking know how I feel!
Listen, listen, Dad.
No, I'm sick of this shit.
You understand, you left me.
You left your own fucking kid!
No!
No, I don't want you to fucking call me anymore, okay?
No, I know.
Don't fucking call me anymore!
News broke earlier this morning
that Adrian Graham, the sole suspect
in the Emhoff sisters' disappearance in June,
had been released quietly yesterday morning.
Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services
spokesman Don Taylor said Adrian Graham was released
Saturday at 6:40 a.m. from the Toronto South Detention Centre.
All charges were dropped following insufficient evidence
and the reliability of a witness testimony.
It is understood there have been developments
with another possible suspect in the case.
However, little is known at this time.
Robert and Avery Emhoff,
the parents of the missing sisters,
have not spoken out regarding the private release of Graham.
Stay tuned for further updates.
Is any of this wrong?
Is there something I'm missing?
Adrian, can you tell me why?
How would that help anything?
I'm confused by your line of questioning,
and frankly, it makes me angry.
What makes you angry?
I'm being accused of a very heinous crime.
Yes.
You're a journalist.
You report what has already been found.
You further the understanding, right?
This is a world where nothing is solved.
I can grasp that.
What I don't understand
is trying to pin a cause for every effect.
You know, there's a victory in saying,
"I will not understand this,"
and it's because you're finally giving in to the reasoning.
You're trying to name colors.
Just let them sound how they look.
So you have nothing,
nothing for what happened?
That's what you're saying?
I want them to find whoever did this.
You think I want to be here across the desk from you?
In the news last month, a mother had murdered
her husband at their summer home.
That very night, she murdered her son
as he slept beside her.
A warehouse worker driving home
from a late shift last Sunday blew out her tire.
When a man pulled over to help her,
she stabbed him with a knife.
A mechanic hits a man with his car
and then attempts to flee the country.
Things happen.
Everything that's happened will happen again and again.
You need to get comfortable with that.
They need to get comfortable with that.
Because you can tell them what's happening,
but does that really explain what's happening?
Because monsters aren't built in a moment.
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