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January 25th, 2016, three days since the escape from the Orange County jail and three men on the run, dangerous men.

Hundreds of officials from Orange County Sheriff's deputies to the FBI had been searching for the fugitives and had found nothing.

For Southern California residents, nerves were beginning to fray.

Deputy District Attorney Heather Brown, who had been working the Nayeri case, was worried, too.

For public safety, but also her own safety.

When Nayari had escaped, he had left a printed picture of her and fellow DA Matt Murphy

on his bunk. It seemed like a clear message. I'm coming for you. And now, it could be anywhere.

And Matt Murphy came to me and said, Heather, they're out of leads.

And we need, at this point, the sheriff's asked us to alarm the public.

And you're just the girl to do it.

Heather Brown called a reporter from the Orange County Register.

He asked her about Nairi's escape from jail. Was she calling

for sheriff's investigation to find out how that had happened? Brown said that it should be

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