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I just thought it would just
be a normal thing.

I could just talk to him, hear him out,

and then this happens.

- I tried, I tried, I tried, I tried. No.
- Let me talk to you.

Leave me alone!

I still have stuff I wanna ask him.

Why couldn't he been brave enough
to get me out of that house?

- Spirit's irritated. That's what it is.
- It is.

God is in control. Ain't none
of this stuff gonna happen. Period.

He shouldn't've came at you like that.

Hey, at the end of the day,
I ain't intimidated by no devil.

That's you who has to live
with what you did.

You wanna come up in here
and play like you a victim,

"Oh we've been victimized by the same
person, boy you ain't been re-aged!"

That's why I asked him what
do you mean by victimized.

You still walkin' free!

You supposed to be a man,

you up here talking about some girl
made you do something, come on man!

You ain't 'bout to weasel your way out
of this and say somebody didn't put...

She didn't put a gun to your head
and make you do it.

She didn't make you go to court
and sign those papers.

You trying to build something
based off that?

He's got to come back and man up
and stop being a little whiny baby.

For me, that walkout from Michael
was him running away again.

You ran away from fighting for your kids.

You let Kristine do everything
that she did.

When I was trying to defend myself,
you walked out.

Everytime something happened,
you wouldn't say anything,

you were silent
and then you would leave.

You ran away.
Per usual.

Do you still want Michael to come back?

I do hope that he does come back.
So that way we can talk.

Because I still want answers
for everything.

But this just further validated his,
that he's guilty. That's what it did.

Yeah, because of the fact that he
said that we both were victimized.

And why did they choose you
to do that to?

Right! That's another thing.

Why, if y'all wanted a daughter, why
would you do all the things you all did?

What was the point
of adopting me?

That's the question right there.

That's the million dollar question.
Why did you wanna adopt me?

But it just tells that they
are hiding something.

There's something that's bigger
than what it is

and you just, they went through
this drastic thing to cover it up.

That's what I believe.
It just doesn't make any sense.

It pretty much was just a waste of time
on everybody's part for you to adopt me

but then turn around and mistreat me.

These people, Michael and Kristine,
were not there to see the hurt,

to see the pain of everything
that they did.

Based upon what we know at this point,

it seems like the Barnetts were
determined to re-age Natalia as an adult.

Kristine will stop at nothing
to make sure that happens.

Now did you ever confront Natalia

about the potential of her having
a menstrual cycle.

Yes. And Natalia said,

I have a period

and I've been hiding it from you
'cause I don't want you to know.

So I asked her, how do you do it?

Natalia said she eats it.

She said when she goes
to the bathroom and there's any there,

she wipes it up off her leg

and she eats it and licks it
so nobody will ever find out.

That's downright disgusting.
That's crazy.

I'mma tell you what really happened.

I was 7 years old and all of a sudden,
Kristine just tried to,

I feel like convince me
that I was having my period.

Kristine literally like just said
you started your period

and then she forced me
to put the tampon in.

And then I literally just told her
I can't, like I can't do it, it hurts.

But Kristine just kept telling me,
you need to put it in.

She made me do it but I couldn't.

And she was mad, I remember that.

I remember Kristine being mad
because I couldn't do it.

So when I was able to take it out,

there was blood on it because
of the fact that, like, I'm 7 years old,

I'm not even supposed to be having
that right now.

And she says,
"See? You had your period."

And I couldn't say anything about it.

And it hurt so bad.

And I was scared.

I need a minute.

If what Natalia says is true,
it's symbolic.

Kristine was forcing an age on Natalia
and also forced her to use a tampon

and then used this abuse of Natalia
as evidence of her age.

Kristine would do anything to make sure
Natalia fit her narrative, her plan.

Anything.

Medical experts have told
the Barnetts that Natalia is a child,

but that doesn't fit the plan.

The problem is Kristine needs Natalia to
say that she's an adult to get rid of her.

So, according to Michael and Natalia,
Kristine beats Natalia severely

until she breaks her will and Natalia
will 100% go along with the plan

and tell people she's an adult.

I just wanna say something
really personal.

I don't talk about my personal life much
but I grew up with two disabled brothers.

They passed away as young adults

but my mother would do anything
for my brothers, for me, my sister.

There was a lot of love there.

And Natalia, she deserved
that kind of love from a mother

and she didn't get it from Kristine
that's for sure.

I was terrified of her. I was terrified,

so when Kristine told me to tell people
that I was 22, I listened

because I didn't know
what she would have me do.

I didn't know what she would do to me.

She threatened me
into telling people lies.

At first I said, "No, I'm a kid,"

and I guess she just got
so mad she just...

That's when Kristine literally took me
to my room

and she just started hitting me
with a belt.

And she hit me with the belt
on my back, my legs,

and like just...

just anywhere she could.

I remember trying to move

but she just kept telling me
to stop moving

and then she would hit me harder.

Like why would you do that?

And it hurt, it hurt a lot.

It hurt because these people were
supposed to be the ones to love me,

to take care of me.

But all they did was just hurt me.

Michael didn't say a word.

He just sat there and watched
it happen and didn't say anything.

She would use her open hand to hit.

When Kristine's arms and fists
got tired,

she started using her forearms
and her elbows

until Kristine could do it no more.

I didn't know what to do.

I was just frozen.

I have a sociopathic
con artist potentially

and my wife,
mother of my children,

and there's just, there's no,
there's no way out of this.

I didn't know what to do.

Michael watched Natalia
being physically attacked.

That was his daughter,

he had the obligation to protect her
and he failed that obligation.

Like you're supposed to be my dad,

you're supposed to be the one
to protect me.

But he didn't, he just let it go.

And then they just locked me in my room
for the rest of that night.

That was it.

I remember crying myself to sleep that
night because I was mad, I was scared,

and like I trusted Michael and Kristine

because they're supposed
to be my parents

and I didn't know what to do.

If what Natalia says is true,

Kristine Barnett's
dominant behavior over Natalia

and the extreme type of force
that she used

tell me there was a monster

that operated
in Kristine Barnett's mind.

She was gonna dominate
and she was gonna be the winner.

As an agent, my favorite part
of the job is talking to people,

to find out the truth.

- Hi.
- Hello, how are you?

I'm good, how are you?

Kristine, I think she was just trying to
drill it in my head that I was an adult.

Have you worked with anybody
that was brainwashed

or, like, told to repeat stuff?

Of course. I had a long career
as an investigator.

And I worked for the FBI, which also
included crimes against children.

So that's how I sort of got involved
in your case.

The idea that there are many,
many layers of Natalia's life

and to see someone who's so fragile,
that you were,

and then, as you continue in your life,
you still have the ability to face it.

I'm the kind of person who says face
your fears. I really believe that stuff.

I don't like talking about it
but I know I have to.

I feel that Natalia,
she has been repeatedly victimized.

You knew that people were forcing you to
do things that you knew were wrong.

You knew it felt wrong.
Nothing felt right. You were surviving.

We're gonna have to take you
to a doctor. What do you think?

- You need to go see a doctor?
- I don't know.

22 seems to be the magic number the
Barnetts are looking to re age Natalia to.

Why?

Kristine is very insistent

that Natalia is an adult,

to the point where she has taught Natalia
to introduce herself by saying

"I may look young, but I'm 22".

So it was interesting
that Indiana statute 31-16-6-6

stated that a parent
was responsible for a child

until the child emancipated at age 21.

The Barnetts would've been responsible
for Natalia until she was age 21.

The Barnetts needed a foolproof plan
to get rid of Natalia.

And they didn't know exactly how long
it would take to re age her.

Or even if it would actually work.

So it seems Kristine hatched
a three pronged plan

to get rid of Natalia forever.

Get her re aged. Get Natalia locked up
in a psychiatric facility.

Or get her locked up in prison.
One of them was bound to succeed.

The first time that Natalia ended up
at the stress center,

that was the incident
with pledge in the coffee.

It's morning, Natalia was actually
in a pretty good mood that morning.

She asked Kristine if Kristine would like
Natalia to help clean up in the kitchen.

Kristine says yes absolutely.

So Natalia gets on a stool and starts
rinsing the dishes off in the sink.

I happen to be a couple of rooms away.

Kristine goes to the other room
for a moment

and she's got a coffee cup
sitting on the counter.

Natalia put pledge into her coffee cup
that had coffee in it.

Kristine goes walking to check on Natalia.

Kristine tried to drink it
and instantly tasted pledge.

I hear screams. I come running.

Kristine had yelled at Natalia,
"Did you put this into my coffee?",

and Natalia said "Yes".

Kristine yells at Natalia,
"Why did you do this?"

Natalia yelled back,
"Because I want to kill you."

It's not true.

None of it was true.

First of all, at this point,
Kristine was beating me for months.

And then everybody thinks
that I'm some crazy person

trying to pour something in their coffee
or in their drink, whatever it is.

That's not who I am.

I think Kristine was just trying
to find an excuse to say I was crazy.

The story about that is something
completely different.

I was helping Kristine
clean up the kitchen.

It was one of the good days,
you could say.

And she had this, like, table cleaner

and she was spraying it on the table
and I was helping her wipe it down.

She had walked out for a second.

I noticed a spot that needed some more,

so I went, I moved the chair,
climbed on it.

I scooted her coffee away.
Sprayed it.

And as I was wiping the table off,

Kristine came back in and was like,
"What did you spray in my coffee?"

I was like, nothing.

Like, you coulda looked in that coffee,
there was nothing wrong with it.

She poured the coffee out,
refilled it,

went to go get her camera,
and made me do it.

And I told her, I was like,
"I didn't do it."

And she's like, "You're lying. Do it."

And then she literally grabbed my hand,
made me spray it in the coffee.

I think that Kristine tried to create that
video to try to have some sort of "proof",

like I can't even do that, but like proof
that I did something that I didn't do.

She staged that whole thing.

I'm not crazy.

I did not try to poison her.

The Barnetts had convinced themselves

that Natalia was an adult
pretending to be a child.

And a violent sociopath
who wanted to kill them.

Now they had to convince the world.

Kris called me over and she said,
I didn't see this,

but Kris said that she was at the table

and Natalia had sprayed
furniture polish.

She put that in her coffee.

So she calls poison control

and they tell her that she needs
to make herself throw up.

But I want you to stay with me
for a while.

But I told Kris we need to look
in her room.

We went in her room.

We found rubbing alcohol and matches.

The big ones that you can strike
on the side of the box.

And I was there. And I said, "What were
you planning on doing with these?"

I'm the one that found them.
And I said,"What's this?"

And she said, "I'm going
to set this house on fire."

And I said, "Natalia, that's not very
smart. You don't move that quickly.

"You may not get out."

She said, "I don't care,
as long as they're all dead."

And she looked at me, and she said,
"And things can happen to you as well."

It appears Kristine's plan
to get rid of Natalia is working.

The Barnetts are telling neighbors,
social workers, and doctors

that Natalia is crazy and
dangerous and everyone believes them.

Kristine and Michael told people
I was a danger to myself and the family.

And I wanted to kill them and that I was
hiding knives and trying to poison them

and that I was hearing voices
telling me to do those things.

Which was not true at all.

Natalia's tricking people into thinking
she's an innocent person.

"Oh no, no, no,
I never wanted to hurt anybody.

"I never tried to hurt anybody.
I loved Michael and Kristine.

"I just wanted to be with them.
I just want to be a part of their family."

You got lies but if you know what you're
listening for, you can identify them.

I have 2 years of doctors notes that said,
repeatedly, patient wants to kill mother,

patient wants to kill sons.

"I hated them. I threatened to kill them.
I tried to kill them."

There was one night, Kristine
and I woke up, middle of the night,

Natalia is standing at the foot
of our bed holding onto a knife.

Holding it like this. It's not like
Michael Myers ready to, you know, that...

But she's standing at the foot of our
bed holding a knife.

It's hard to believe anything they say.

Because everything
that the Barnetts have said is a lie.

From the very beginning, about all the
make believe stuff that they came up with

that they got from off a movie,

which I seriously believe
they should be sued for that. It's a lie.

For one,

their bed was literally at the height of,
like, right here when I was really little.

And y'all saying I was standing
at the end of the bed?

I could barely even see over
the bed post that they had.

Second, I ain't that strong.
I'm an 8 year old, 37 pound little girl.

If I tried to even stab you or anything,
I wouldn't've been able to do it.

Like literally, I can't bend my fingers
to even grip a knife like that.

Kristine and Michael have said that I've
just held knives at the end of their bed,

saying that I wanted to hurt them
and kill them and their family.

And literally, I can't, like, I can't even
grip it. It's just, it's loose in my hand.

And I can't hold it for that long,
it gets tiring

because I'm pretty much, like,
using a muscle that I can't really use.

I never tried to murder anybody.

Like I said, everything that Kristine
said, she copied off the Orphan.

Kristine would get Natalia to go around
telling full on strangers

that she's much older than she is

and also that she is prone to violence.

Kristine and Michael decided that they
needed a multiple pronged assault.

If the one option didn't work out,
that they could track the other option,

which is to build a case against her
as mentally defective.

And what better way

than have the kid go around telling
people that she's a violent person

with, you know, sadistic tendencies and
that she thinks about hurting her family.

This was perfect for them.

In June of 2012,
the Barnetts finally succeeded

in getting Natalia committed
to Larue Carter psychiatric hospital.

I remember being admitted.

When I first got to the building,

I didn't know what kind
of hospital it actually was,

I just, like, I thought it was like
a normal hospital.

But then it's like, once I went in

and then I seen all the people
that were actually in Larue Carter,

it was like one of them, like, old creepy
hospital movies, it was just super creepy.

I'm just like, I'm so confused,
I'm like, why are we here?

Like, what is this?

And then when they admitted me
and they had brought me to this room,

like, it was just all empty except for a
bed in the middle of the room.

And literally, like, just looking
at the room, it wasn't that big.

White walls, white sheets, white bed.
Pretty much, like, white everything.

And then the only thing I remember
that wasn't white was the straps.

The straps were brown. And they was
just dangling off the side of the bed.

And I'm like, what are those?

The nurse was like,
that's only if you try to hurt yourself.

My 7 year old self was scared.
I was scared.

Being in that room was creepy
'cause they locked me in there.

I couldn't leave, nothing.

I remember, like, I had got ready for bed

and then it was like once I lay down,
the lights just cut off.

And I'm just laying there
in the dark, terrified.

Conveniently, a judge decided
on an emergency petition

to have Natalia re aged as an adult

while she was in Larue Carter
psychiatric hospital.

In other words,

their plan is coming together,
perhaps, exactly the way they hoped.

I did not know that Michael
and Kristine were changing my age.

Not once did they mention
anything to me.

'Cause I remember I was in the kids
section at Larue Carter in the beginning

but then I got told that I had
to get switched to the adult section.

Your family doctor wrote a letter for
that Marion County petition, correct?

Yes he did.

A judge had corrected Natalia's age

and her birth year
was being changed to 1989.

Do you think that's
a reasonably accurate age?

Yes.

The only medical professionals who
believed that Natalia was an adult

was the family doctor, McLaren, and a
social worker/therapist, Susan Whitten.

And they were the basis
for the application to re age Natalia.

Susan Whitten is a licensed
clinical social worker, not a doctor.

Ms. Whitten wrote a couple of letters that
alleged that Natalia had schizophrenia.

Dr. McLaren is my primary
care physician,

he's been my primary care physician
since 2002, give or take,

and he had been for the entire family.

We were probably
in that office rather regularly.

I'm gonna be honest with you,
Dr. McLaren.

If the parents kept bringing Natalia in

and keep telling you
that she's older than what she is,

how many times could they bring her
in before you start believing it?

And having a rapport
with the family anyways

and feeling sympathetic to their cause

and then so people could start believing
that she's older than what she is.

I understand what you're getting at.

Yeah, relationships affect things.
That type of thing's possible.

The letters Dr. McLaren wrote

seem to suggest that his view
of Natalia was not positive

and that he was very sympathetic
with the Barnetts.

The letter alleged that Natalia was a con
artist and that the Barnetts were victims.

In our experience,

none of the prosecutors had ever heard
a doctor make such claims.

There has been doctors that have literally
said I was between 7 years old and 12.

But then there's one doctor
that writes a letter

and that's the only thing they use
in court to change my age

and it's just,
"Oh yeah, that's accurate, that's facts."

That doctor was a family friend.

Literally, like,
they've known him for years.

Have you not seen the other scans?

Have you not seen
the other letters from the doctors?

They're all saying that I'm a kid.

But you're gonna use that one letter?

Like, "oh yeah, that's everything
we need." Change the birthday to 1989.

We're talking about
making her 22 from 8.

So that with a stroke of his pen,
overnight,

she is eligible to drink, drive, and vote.

Ok? Like, that is highly unusual.

But we know Kristine and Michael know

that Dr. Riggs said
she was between 9 and 11

within weeks of getting custody of her.

We know within a year the dentist
said she was between 8 and 9.

The fact that they did not let
the judge know any of this

makes me wonder if
they were deceiving the court,

were they perpetrating a fraud
on the court

by not giving the court all the
information they had about her age.

The child protection team found out
about the re aging after it had occurred.

There were letters sent

to both Department of Children Services
and to Dr. McLaren

saying, "Hey, this isn't right.
This is not true, she's not 22."

According to the records
from the hospital,

the Barnetts showed up and said,

here's this court order that changes
her age from 8 to 22.

No notice was ever provided to Natalia.

No hearing at which Natalia was present,
no hearing period.

So it was clear she really didn't have any
representation.

At this point, the Barnetts
appeared to have won.

Natalia has been successfully re aged

and Michael and Kristine
are exchanging text messages

saying they need to celebrate
the fact they've gotten rid of Natalia.

The Barnetts are acting
like they are home free.

But then, Larue psychiatric center
contacts them

saying there's nothing wrong with Natalia.

And they don't even see the need
for medication or therapy,

since they didn't consider her
mentally unstable.

So even though part of the Barnet plan
to get her committed failed,

they did succeed in getting her re-aged.

And I left.

But the thing was Kristine and Michael
didn't pick me up from the hospital.

They sent me to a halfway house.

And, like, I didn't know
what I was doing there

and, like, I didn't know what to do there.

There was a bunch of people
that I didn't know.

I was exposed to smoking, drinking,
cussing, pretty much the whole nine.

Like, I didn't understand anything
that was going on.

Like, even just thinking about it,
like, I can remember how I felt.

I was scared.

Kristine says to me, Natalia says
there's people doing drugs there.

And there's people with needles
there doing things.

Kristine says, we gotta go get her...

because if something happens
to her, I'm famous

and if they find the daughter
of the Kristne Barnett

dead of a drug overdose...

I'm famous.

She wasn't concerned about her health,

she wasn't concerned
about her well being,

she was fucking concerned that
somebody would find her dead

and the saint had a daughter
that died of an overdose.

God bless her for really looking out
for her, right?

So they took me back to the house
and then, a couple days later,

I find out I'm going to look
at an apartment.

So...

They just dropped me off
in an apartment and then just left.

Like they didn't explain

that I was getting an apartment
or anything like that.

I'm over here, 8 years old
and I'm like, what do I do?

They didn't teach me how to do anything.

And...

I'm just like...

I'm lost.

Like I feel like I don't know where I am,

this place that I have never been to
before

and they just expect me to just live?
By myself.

Even though they did what they did,

I didn't know what else to do
but want to be with my parents.

Like, I was just a regular kid that just
wanted to be with her family

and they just, they did all of this
just to change my age

and get me out of their house.

A lot of people did not like me
in that apartment complex.

I didn't understand why though.

I didn't know that people seeing me
like going in their houses,

getting food and everything like that.

You know, that's not something
that a normal 22 year old would do,

or like they're not supposed to anyways,
you know.

But that was the thing, I wasn't 22.
I was 8 years old.

I didn't know that I couldn't just go
over to people's houses.

I didn't know there were boundaries.

That's all put on, that's not her,
the way she was, at all.

She knew what she was doing
and she was 22.

They proved that she was 22
and she wasn't a little girl.

She was very bad.

I'm Sue McCallum
and Natalia and I were neighbors.

I misplaced her
for a little girl at first,

but her actions and the way she talked
and the way she acted around people,

I can tell that she wasn't a little girl.

I asked her where her mother was at

and she said,
"I'm 22, I don't need my mother."

My thoughts is Natalia is just trying
to get herself to look good

when Natalia done a lot of bad things.

A lot of people at the apartment reported
inappropriate things she did

and they had to get so much on her
before they could evict her from there.

Like when she was inappropriate
with a little boy.

That whole story is misunderstood.

I remember we were just rolling around in
the grass that was in front of the thing

and then like, we was having
a tickle fight.

And then that's when the dad came out,
and was like "What are you doing?"

To me, a tickle fight is just tickling
each other and playing around.

Natalia was doing more
than tickling the little boy.

She was getting too familiar
in private areas.

They said I tried to, like,
sexually touch him

and that was not the case at all.

I just started getting yelled at.
I didn't know why.

And that's why I ran.

I didn't, I was scared, I didn't know
why everybody was yelling at me.

I thought I was just being a kid.

This isn't the only incident.

There was one gentleman
that was in the laundry room

and he told me that she was
a very strange person.

And then there was another older
gentleman

that lived out there
in their apartments by themselves

and they would let Natalia come in
and she'd stay for hours and hours.

There was a day where I was
in the apartment in Westfield.

I was just walking around.
I was bored.

I didn't know stranger danger,
not to knock on people's doors,

and I was knocking on people's doors.

I was just going around like seeing
if anybody would talk to me.

There was a guy, he was older.
He was, like, kind of a weird guy.

He invited me in and...

he...

He wasn't dressed.

And then I asked him
what he was watching

and it was a video
that was a very sexual video

but I didn't know what it was exactly.

He played it and he's like
"You can watch it."

and I just remember like
"Can we watch something else?"

and he was like
"Just watch it, it's okay."

I was sitting on the couch.
He moved to the other end of the couch.

At that point I was like I'm gonna go.

Thankfully, he let me go,

but it was just the fact I've seen enough
that it was just very uncomfortable.

Like I'm just like very weirded out,

like I'm very uncomfortable right now like
I'm not even comfortable in my own seat.

Like it's just...

That man, he was a dirty old man.

Because some other lady
was going to get her mail

and walked by and he was standing there
in the nude

and she reported him to the office.

But Natalia never complained about
any of these things

when she was living out of the apartment.

She was always talking about

being with guys and sex and things

and so I don't think

that she really cared
that much that he was doing that.

So hard.

So hard realizing
that nobody actually cared.

Like what if the guy raped me
or something like that,

all because Michael and Kristine
pretty much left me.

Need a hug?

It's alright.

I remember the worst stuff.

I just don't want to feel it though.

There was a lotta unfortunate things
that happened to you.

And it's really a shame that anybody
is capable of doing that to a child.

Yeah.

The Barnetts are free of Natalia,
they are occasionally checking in on her,

but basically,
they're moving on with their lives.

That is, until they receive notice just a
couple months later from DCS

that Natalia is actually a dependent
as a disabled individual.

I would have loved to have seen
Kristine's face when she got that notice.

Can you imagine?

The Barnetts even had their lawyer
fire off a letter

to the Department of Children's Services

saying, look, she's an adult, you don't
have any jurisdiction over her.

But the Barnetts, again, are notified that
it doesn't matter what Natalia's age is,

she's a dependent
because of her disability.

That means the Barnetts
are on the hook maybe forever.

Natalia had Diastrophic Dysplasia,

which was accompanied
by other medical conditions

and limited particularly her mobility

but also her ability to move her arms
and to grasp things.

And because of those conditions,
she was a dependent.

Not everybody who is disabled

is necessarily dependent
on their parents forever,

but in this case, the situation
that Natalia was left in

wasn't okay for her at any age.

Every step of the way,
Kristine's plan failed.

It's dawning on her now,
they may never get rid of Natalia.

Did Kristine ever check on Natalia
while she was living in the apartment?

Yes.

And how would she check on her?
In person or...

Yes, in person.

One day, I remember
I was living in the first apartment.

I was taking medicine.

I don't remember what it was, it was like
3 different pills for the mental stuff

that Kristine claimed I had

and I remember waking up, taking it,

and then I fell back to sleep
because the medicine made me sleepy.

And I think it was, like, literally only
an hour later Kristine came

and she was knocking on the door
like pounding on the door.

And I open the door and she literally was
like, "Why are you still sleeping?"

Like she was mad that I was asleep.
And I told her I was tired.

Krisinte was very on edge that day.

And then she was like,
"Did you take your medicine?"

And I was like,"Yes I did."

And she's like "I don't believe you."

So she literally got my medicine,

gave it to me, gave me a water bottle,

and she was like, take it.

And as I was taking it she turned,

but I just remember she didn't look at me
but I did take it.

And she turned back around

and then she was like
"Did you take your medicine?"

and I was like "Yes" and she was like
"I don't believe you, where is it?"

And then she made me take it again
and she watched that time.

And then she left and then I remember
getting in the bathroom.

And then coming out I literally fell.

I was so dizzy.

I couldn't even walk straight,
I couldn't even see straight.

I felt so sick, I was dizzy,

literally, like, my eyes
were going crossed.

It was so blurry.

And then I fell asleep,
like I blacked out

for like hours
until 2 in the morning.

Thinking back on it,

like it felt like she really did try
to overdose me.

I really could've died that day.

I was seven years old
taking an adult drug

and taking it three times that day,

it was like three different pills
each time,

and that's scary.

Like the fact that Krisitne tried to say
"She tried to murder my family,"

but then she tried to pretty
much murder me.

And nobody would've known.
Nobody would've cared.

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