You're alone. You're cold and hungry. So hungry. When was the last time you ate?

Hours ago? Days maybe? How long have you been here? You're confused. Life for you isn't like life for many people.

You need someone to help you with most of the things that you have to do. And no one's here to help you this time.

You're alone.

Your night started out just as you had envisioned.

You and your best friends were going to a basketball game.

Since you played, you were excited to get a chance to watch from the sidelines,

and this was no ordinary game.

This was UC Davis, your favorite.

The night had gone well.

UC Davis had won, and now you were headed home for some much-needed rest

before your own basketball game the next day.

The trip home seemed normal, until suddenly you were somewhere unfamiliar,

and it was snowing.

Crash!

The car hits the snowbank.

You and your friends get out to try to push it free but you're

unsuccessful you don't know what to do so you start walking it's so cold but you walk and you

walk you walk until you're certain you can't go another step where is everyone where are you

why has no one come to find you yet? Imagining a scenario like

this one sends chills down my spine. To be lost and have no idea where you are or when or if someone's

coming to find you. I can't imagine that. Before our victims today, the boys as they were lovingly called, this was reality.

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