I'm the last person to board the plane. I almost miss it. And I've had a great summer. And now I'm anxious to get home and back to my senior year in college. And after a couple of hours of flying, we stopped in Frankfurt for refueling. And as we flew over Brussels, 20 minutes later, the pilot said eight hours to New York.

Just then, a man and woman came running down the aisle, and somebody screamed, he has a gun, she has a grenade.

That's Mimi Nichter, on the harrowing moment that changed her life.

And they kicked the door of the cockpit, and the pilot opened the door, and they rushed

themselves in there, and they made an announcement that we shouldn't be afraid.

And just then, we felt the plain turn in the air. So much so that the bags that were

under people's seats just kind of flew into the aisle. I'm Danny Shapiro and welcome to the

14th season of Family Secrets. We're back again with 10 new astounding stories,

stories of fractured histories, hidden identities,

and the high and often brutal costs of secret keeping.

Thank you to the extraordinary guests joining me this season.

And of course, to you, my beloved Family Secrets family, for your sustaining compassion

and curiosity. I can't wait to share our powerful new episodes with you. Welcome to season 14,

which drops on Thursday, May 7th. Here's Bell Burton, reflecting on the aftermath of familial disaster. I was literally on the

bathroom floor or in bed, unable to move with two girls, 12 and 15, one who actually was aware of what

was happening and one who was unaware and deciding on the advice of the therapist not to tell them.

So doing this dance with my older daughter where she's pretending she doesn't know

and me appearing swollen face and dishevelled and pretending like everything was fine.

And Lori Herzl on her last memory of her brother.

It was shortly after he graduated from high school,

and he came rushing down from his room,

and he had something in his hand.

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