@@DosagePosageI think they thought that was the name in the movie because sometimes they change the person's name for the movie for privacy. There is no need to be rude.
I could be wrong, but I think you are thinking of the other movie she did. Believe Me: The Lisa Mcvey Story. The person she portrays in the movie, in real life, became a cop. Unless both women she portrayed in the both movies became cops.
When her mom hear that voice, the first word to say should be "are you alright, where are you right now?" Then run as fast as she can with holding those phone Then that scene would be so much more dramatic
You should change that sentence to: Some kidnapped people try to get help but most people cannot read the signs for help. Because many kidnapping victims don't even get a chance to seek help in the first place and most people are not intelligent enough to connect dots in weird behavior.
Why do i constantly feel like someone in that department is with the kidnapper and would take her back, like she shouldn't trust no one and go straight to her mothers place.
Paragraph from somewhere The movie starts with Kara Robison in captivity. She is handcuffed to a bed. Flash to twin best friends who look like twin sisters. Kara makes a plan with Jess to go to her lake house. Kara calls her working mother, Debra, to let her know the plans for the weekend. Debra has a date and tells her daughter not to wait up for her. Kara seems to be on her own, with her mother working and her parents divorced. Before leaving for the day, Kara waters the plants out front and decides to water her neighbor’s house. A man, Richard Evonitz, casually walks up to her, asks if her parents are home, and then holds a gun to her neck and forces her into a storage container in the back of his car. Kara hyperventilates in the car and memories a SKU number on the container. She calms her breathing and tries not to scream for fear of angering her kidnapper. Jess returns after showering and finds the hose running, and she immediately knows something is wrong. She calls Debra right away. When the car stops, Richard Evonitz tells Kara that he will gag and tie her. Kara contemplates making a run for it be decides to wait until she is in a less remote area. Richard lays out the rules for Kara. 1) He will always have his gun on him. 2) She must call him “daddy.” 3) She will do only as she is told. 4) If she breaks the rules, there will be consequences. He then asks her questions about her name, address, friend, and family information. Then he asks about her sexual experience and boyfriend. Kara waits, follows his rules, and gathers information. It is what she has to do to survive. He tells her he will let her go when he is finished with her. Debra calls the police, but it has only been two hours, so they write it off as a runaway. Instead of running, Kara asks questions and gathers information about Richard. Richard smokes weed and wants Kara to smoke with him. He also forces her to watch porn. At every moment, she pictures what it would be like to escape. Most of the time, she envisions herself not making it out alive. Richard turns on the news to see if reports about Kara’s abduction have made it to air. When she sees nothing about herself, Richard says it is because no one cares about her. He later gives her some anti-anxiety medication. (Which, like, dude you are causing her to freak out.) At night Kara is handcuffed and shackled to the bed with ropes and ties. She manages to untie herself while Richard sleeps. Kara jumps into a car and has them drive her to the police station. At the police station, the cops are dumbfounded. They ask her to go back to the apartment complex to look for Richard’s apartment number. With the information Kara provides, they find the unit and search the property. Richard is nowhere to be found. Kara’s memory is impeccable, and she tells the police multiple details that will assist in identifying Richard. The police conduct a rape kit on Kara (who hasn’t even been to a gynecologist yet.) They also find evidence in a lockbox that indicates Richard kidnapped and killed before. They are dealing with a serial killer. Wanted signs are posted around town. Kara doesn’t share the details of what happened with her family and friend because she says they shouldn’t ask if they don’t want to know the answer. She confides in Sgt. Bonnie about feeling overwhelmed with the new police presence and visitors from the neighborhood. Bonnie tells her that it is because people are impressed. Ashley, “Marcs” wife, says she can’t imagine him doing anything like this. His sister is also interviewed and turns on her brother. Giving up his location. Police continue to swarm Kara’s house for “safety.” She wants to live everyday life and doesn’t take it well when Sheriff Dale tells her she should be acting in a more victimized way. Kara tells him that she saved herself and won’t take advice from a man who can’t even do this job correctly. Another Sheriff does some PR repair and thanks Kara for being a survivor and helping crack open a case that will give peace to many victims’ families. The police apprehend Richard after a foot chase. Before they can take him into custody, he shoots himself. He dies on the scene. The following day Dara tells her daughter that Richard killed himself, and Kara gets upset that the news wasn’t shared with her sooner. She is also upset that justice was not served in the courts. Kara tries to explain herself to her mother and Dara admits she is trying her best to be there for her daughter. Kara says she is a survivor, and she is herself.
I think you’re thinking of the movie “Believe me.” In this movie they treated her very well and took her seriously. The other movie she also plays a kidnapping victim is when the detectives are horrible to her and try to dismiss her claims.
Yeah they had questions but they were clarifying important questions. They weren't dismissing or belittling her... She wasn't treated badly in this clip, not the rest of the movie. Just because they weren't putting an arm around her and raising the pitch of their voice and saying: "poor baby, are you hurt?" Does not mean they were treating her poorly. Rewatch and realize that.
The police have no idea if the young lady is telling the truth. If she is lying, they do not want to feed into what may be a mental health delusion. If she is telling the truth, they do not want to push any possible defenses she may be holding against her trauma. By maintaining a calm, professionally impersonal air, they are giving her as much space as possible in a traumatic personal space.
@ebayrose there is a similar movie with I think the same actress where the cops essentially gaslit the girl, accused her of lying, refused to investigate, etc. Until years later when her photo was found among the "trophies" of a serial kidnapper attacker. The original commenter was probably thinking of this movie, I know I was at first.
The mom is from stranger things she plays as Karen wheeler and the girl plays Abby Littman in Ginny and Georgia (IM FAMOUS TY FOR THE 2.1K LIKES EVERYONE!)
This movie is so heartbreaking and intense, it really makes you think about survival. The way the actress portrays Kara's emotions is so powerful and moving.
The girl who played Kara (Katie Douglas) also played in "Believe Me", which is also based on a true story about Lisa McVey who survived a kidnapping. She also became a cop later in life. it was even more heartbreaking because she had been raped by her grandma's boyfriend for years, and the grandma was the one that told her to be her boyfriend's slave. sick!! It turns out that Lisa's mother experienced the exact same thing when she was a teenager :((
@julesoxana, Many years ago I worked with a young girl (in her 20's) who was kidnapped when she was a toddler by her babysitter. I don't remember how many years it was before she was found, but it was quite a while.
@@adoptdontshop9024 Man, I'm not religious either, but their heart is in the right place. They're not one of those bots spamming "JESUS IS REAL" or anything
@adoptdontshop9024 whether you believe in God or not, her heart is in the right place for what she is saying. You are the person who cares more about saying "your God isn't real" than saying "I will help you in whatever way helps you the best and if that means you praying, I may not pray, but I will sit with you while you do." Her heart is for people who are hurt. Your heart is for telling people you will only support them in healing if they don't mention or talk about their beliefs. Someone who says they are praying for you is someone who wants to help and support them, even if it means them saying "I don't pray, but I will support you praying if it helps you." Their statement doesn't harm anyone, yours doesn't help anyone.
This reminds me of when Amanda Berry escaped from Ariel Castro which also led to the other 2 girls/women escaping. What pisses me off to no end is her mother never gave up but then she met Sylvia Brown (self proclaimed medium) who told her that Amanda was dead. Then by the time she escaped her mother had died. Ariel Castro was so sick that when her mom passed out was on the news and he made her watch it to find out
Okay that was stupid of that cop. You should never do that to a witness. You should say “the suspect may not be among these pictures’ because otherwise the victim is going to pick the person who looks closest to the kidnapper, and then their mind will be convinced that person did it. That’s ruining evidence. (Forensic student here. One of the first things I learned.)
This is based on a true story and this girl name is Kara Robinson and she was a 15 year-old girl and she was at her friends house watering the plants while her friend was showering. Her parents weren’t at home and while she was watering the plants and man came up with newspapers he said is anyone home and Kiera said no it’s just me and my friend and her parents aren’t home as he was going to hand her the mail he put a gun under her chin. He said if you scream, I will shoot you. he took her into his car and put her in box. He drove for a while in a deserted area and he took her into the room and s.a her. Maybe went by and she said is there anything I can help you do around the house? He said, sweep the floors as she was sweeping the floors she came across the fridge the fridge had his name and a card that was guided to his dentist. She used the information to later when she escaped to figure out who the man was. They were asleep and she was handcuffed to the bed, she saw the key on the dresser, and she decided to escape she was terrified that she would be killed. after a couple minutes of deciding, she decided to escape. She grabbed the key and untied herself unlock the door and ran as she was running out of the apartment. She came across two men in a car she said can you please take me to the police? They said hurry get in she asked them to specifically remember this apartment number as they got to the police, she told them her name and the story goes on from there. YOUR WELCOME ❤️
⚠️*SPOILER WARNING*⚠️ the guys who had kidnapped Kara ended up killing him self when he got caught by the police and the Sheriff didn’t tell Kara exactly when it happened so Kara ended up getting mad at her mom and the sheriff who had helped her the whole time.
This girl was also in a movie about a woman called Lisa McVey, and it was about how she survived a serial killer and how one person believed her, and completely changed her life.
I watched this it’s so sad and it’s based off a true story u should really watch it. Other recommendations The girl in the basement The girl in the cabin Like for more (not begging)
@@MistyStuder-wp9vi I've watched girl in the basement and its such a good movie. It's terrible what happened to her but something that people should know can happen and that people aren't always what they seem to be.
Yup! The ex wife of her kidnapper actually made tiktoks about her experience being married to him and how she found out he was a serial killer years after their separation. Don’t know her handle but her name is Bonnie
@@markspy8048 its common for a child to receive the mother's maiden name while the mother takes the father's to keep the family name going (at least where I'm from, I also have my mother's name)
@@EkyStyawan the paragraph guy is on holiday I think so I can tell you what I found. A girl is abducted and assaulted for 18 hours and she plots her escape. She memorises as much stuff as possible about the whole ordeal. It said it was produced by Elizabeth Smart and if remember correctly she was a kidnap victim back when I was a kid (early 2000s)
idk about the plot of the movie but this is from wikipedia On June 24, 2002, Evonitz abducted 15-year-old Kara Robinson from a friend's yard in Columbia, South Carolina. He got out of his car and approached her, pretending to offer her some "pamphlets." After she said her friend's parents were not home Evonitz held a gun to her neck[16] and then forced her into a plastic bin. He took her to his apartment, raped her, forced her to smoke marijuana, and tied her to his bed. After watching the evening news about her abduction, he tied her to a homemade wooden apparatus to spread her legs. Robinson was then able to free herself while Evonitz was asleep, escape, and identify her abductor to the police using information she was able to find on Evonitz's fridge.[17] However, Evonitz had fled after finding Robinson gone. The police determined that the fibers from the furry handcuffs on Kara's wrists were also found on the bodies of Silva and the Lisk sisters. Kristin Lisk's handprint was also lifted from the inside of Evonitz' car trunk.[18] In addition, in his apartment police found nude photos of young girls, hundreds of pornographic images and videotapes of children on his computer, including one of him molesting a young girl and another of him masturbating to Polaroid photos of other children. There were also a large number of girls’ underwear which have never been linked to any individual. Capture and death On June 27, 2002, Evonitz called his sister, Jennifer, admitting to having committed "more crimes than he can remember," and told her to meet him at an IHOP in Jacksonville, Florida but she instead called the police and turned him in. Later that day, Evonitz was surrounded by police on Bayfront Drive in Sarasota, Florida. He was urged to surrender peacefully but after a police dog was released, Evonitz shot himself and was declared dead at 10:52 p.m.
This clip is from the movie "The Girl Who Escaped" which tells the story of Kara Robinson being kidnapped by a man on her way home from school. She was held in a basement and the kidnapper demanded ransom money to her mom but she didn't have it since she only works as a cafeteria lady. All of these are made up and I haven't watched the movie yet so good job making this far.
I watched the movie and OH MY was it a rollercoaster of emotions it was honestly a really good movie but I feel so terrible someone had to actually go through all that
The fact that she didn’t even hesitate to run straight out of the kidnappers house, and run straight to that strangers car tho she probably was traumatized after that, she knew what she had to do.
This actress is always playing this type of character and sometimes a true story. I’ve forgotten her name but she makes it feel real, and like she is the actual victim. She is amazing.
OMG TWO ACTRESSES FROM TWO OF MY FAVORITE SHOWS!! THE MOM ALSO PLAYS KAREN WHEELER FROM STRANGER THINGS AND THEN KARA IS ALSO ABBY IN GINNY AND GEORGIA!!
I'm sorry, but if you have a minor kidnap victim who escaped her get captor. You tell that person to simply take a seat in the waiting room. You have that person stay right in front of you while you call up a detective and EMS.
I recently saw his ex-wife's story on youtube. Poor woman married him, when she was barely 19 (he was like 10 years older) and did not suspect anything. He abused her and made jokes about serial killer in their region.The final straw was when she noticed how fast he can switch between screaming hell on her because she was 5 min late, and talking nicely to his coworker. Like he needed seconds to do it. So she ran away. She was horrified when several years after the divorce police called her and told her he was the killer. They were surprised she lived 😢
It’s so sad that this stuff actually happens. (kidnapping) no one deserves it. It’s not scary horror like evil ghosts or demons, it is its own horror genre. But the people who do it are evil and demons. 😢
@@katiewells9498 it’s to hide the audio so it doesn’t get picked up auto-detected copy right. However it ruins the clip beyond reason as is so what’s really the end point I agree.
@@tw3nty11 I completely forgot about that, the Zack Snider cut right? During Infinity War Pirates kill her dog, kidnap her and sell her to the collector. when the collector's assistant dies touching the stone she manages to escape. She spends the entire time during the 'snappening' trying to return home. In endgame after this scene when her mother picks her up from the police station there is a montage where she prepares to kill her way through the ranks of the pirates until she avenges the murder of her dog. Best part of those movies in my opinion.
The amazing beautiful young lady who played kara is actually the actress in ginny and Georgia and she played abby for anyone who wants to know ❤ ginny and Georgia is on Netflix aswell❤😂
Always Remember-four fingers coming down to hide the thumb is the subtle sign to show someone is in distress and needs help. Learn to look for it so there can be more happy endings like this.
i watched the movie, she’s extremely smart. plus this was based on a true story. but anyway she knew exactly what to do, she picked up every little bit of info she could, and all that information helped to catch a serial kidnapper/murderer if i remember correctly.
Movie: The Girl Who Escaped:
The Kara Robinson Story
Streaming on Hulu & Disney+
Age Rating: PG-13
The fact that it’s a true story is crazy
@@ClarityClips Thank you:)
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This is based on a true story, she became a cop later in life and during police academy her case was being studied.
@@benitalevesque130 oh that's cool who's it based on?
@nehamaw she said her name more than once. She literally spelled it too..
@@DosagePosageI think they thought that was the name in the movie because sometimes they change the person's name for the movie for privacy. There is no need to be rude.
@@nehamawit's Kara Robinson
I could be wrong, but I think you are thinking of the other movie she did. Believe Me: The Lisa Mcvey Story. The person she portrays in the movie, in real life, became a cop. Unless both women she portrayed in the both movies became cops.
Lorrrd when she said “Mama” in that tone of voice…my whole heart just shattered for her.
Same UGHHHH!!! 😢😢😢
Same😢
When her mom hear that voice, the first word to say should be "are you alright, where are you right now?"
Then run as fast as she can with holding those phone
Then that scene would be so much more dramatic
@@noodlelicious she was just told she was at the police station?
@@hunterdowdle5204 Dang, read your comment right before she said it. Tear jerker
- father of 3
most kidnapped people try to get help but some people cannot read the signs for help.
Most people can't read the signs...
@@pseudopuppy160 most people cant read
@@ismeza76most people can't
@CarolBoucher-b3f Most people don't pay attention to anyone but themselves. Even if they did, they wouldn't want to get involved. SAD
You should change that sentence to: Some kidnapped people try to get help but most people cannot read the signs for help.
Because many kidnapping victims don't even get a chance to seek help in the first place and most people are not intelligent enough to connect dots in weird behavior.
The girl playing the girl kidnapped is a great actress ❤
omg yeah i love her her name is Katie Douglas
@@chyrellhartsock9867 loved her on Ginny&Georgia
So is the woman that plays her mom!!
Made me cry!
She's so emotional 😢
Lisa McVey...
Ikr she plays in ginny and Georgia
for anybody wondering this movie this is the girl who escaped
Thank that clears everything up
@@Aaliayhjohnston thnk i think i understood ur message
He is mocking middle school level writing. 🤡
Was her name Kara?
Thanks I was confused for a second
Why do i constantly feel like someone in that department is with the kidnapper and would take her back, like she shouldn't trust no one and go straight to her mothers place.
Bcuz Hollywood lives for plot twists and conspiracies.
Yeah, Hollywood loves to make the plot twist a crooked cop.
I felt the same way😊
Probably because of the ominous music
Many of us thought the same thing.
Paragraph from somewhere
The movie starts with Kara Robison in captivity. She is handcuffed to a bed.
Flash to twin best friends who look like twin sisters. Kara makes a plan with Jess to go to her lake house. Kara calls her working mother, Debra, to let her know the plans for the weekend. Debra has a date and tells her daughter not to wait up for her. Kara seems to be on her own, with her mother working and her parents divorced.
Before leaving for the day, Kara waters the plants out front and decides to water her neighbor’s house. A man, Richard Evonitz, casually walks up to her, asks if her parents are home, and then holds a gun to her neck and forces her into a storage container in the back of his car.
Kara hyperventilates in the car and memories a SKU number on the container. She calms her breathing and tries not to scream for fear of angering her kidnapper.
Jess returns after showering and finds the hose running, and she immediately knows something is wrong. She calls Debra right away.
When the car stops, Richard Evonitz tells Kara that he will gag and tie her. Kara contemplates making a run for it be decides to wait until she is in a less remote area.
Richard lays out the rules for Kara.
1) He will always have his gun on him.
2) She must call him “daddy.”
3) She will do only as she is told.
4) If she breaks the rules, there will be consequences.
He then asks her questions about her name, address, friend, and family information. Then he asks about her sexual experience and boyfriend. Kara waits, follows his rules, and gathers information. It is what she has to do to survive. He tells her he will let her go when he is finished with her.
Debra calls the police, but it has only been two hours, so they write it off as a runaway.
Instead of running, Kara asks questions and gathers information about Richard. Richard smokes weed and wants Kara to smoke with him. He also forces her to watch porn. At every moment, she pictures what it would be like to escape. Most of the time, she envisions herself not making it out alive.
Richard turns on the news to see if reports about Kara’s abduction have made it to air. When she sees nothing about herself, Richard says it is because no one cares about her. He later gives her some anti-anxiety medication. (Which, like, dude you are causing her to freak out.)
At night Kara is handcuffed and shackled to the bed with ropes and ties. She manages to untie herself while Richard sleeps. Kara jumps into a car and has them drive her to the police station.
At the police station, the cops are dumbfounded. They ask her to go back to the apartment complex to look for Richard’s apartment number. With the information Kara provides, they find the unit and search the property. Richard is nowhere to be found.
Kara’s memory is impeccable, and she tells the police multiple details that will assist in identifying Richard.
The police conduct a rape kit on Kara (who hasn’t even been to a gynecologist yet.) They also find evidence in a lockbox that indicates Richard kidnapped and killed before. They are dealing with a serial killer. Wanted signs are posted around town.
Kara doesn’t share the details of what happened with her family and friend because she says they shouldn’t ask if they don’t want to know the answer. She confides in Sgt. Bonnie about feeling overwhelmed with the new police presence and visitors from the neighborhood. Bonnie tells her that it is because people are impressed.
Ashley, “Marcs” wife, says she can’t imagine him doing anything like this. His sister is also interviewed and turns on her brother. Giving up his location.
Police continue to swarm Kara’s house for “safety.” She wants to live everyday life and doesn’t take it well when Sheriff Dale tells her she should be acting in a more victimized way. Kara tells him that she saved herself and won’t take advice from a man who can’t even do this job correctly.
Another Sheriff does some PR repair and thanks Kara for being a survivor and helping crack open a case that will give peace to many victims’ families.
The police apprehend Richard after a foot chase. Before they can take him into custody, he shoots himself. He dies on the scene.
The following day Dara tells her daughter that Richard killed himself, and Kara gets upset that the news wasn’t shared with her sooner. She is also upset that justice was not served in the courts.
Kara tries to explain herself to her mother and Dara admits she is trying her best to be there for her daughter. Kara says she is a survivor, and she is herself.
Thank you so much!!!!
@@aashu1512 tanx muchly, paragraphs guy !
@@aashu1512 WOW! Thank you so much. Excellent summary.
She should forgive and move on or live as a broken survivor girl.
What a coward
The girl who played Kara also played Abby in Ginny and Georgia
EDIT : MOM IM FAMOUS
@@M3L0DYS_H3ART i thought the same thing 😂
@@PonchoHeide it’s cause it’s true 😂
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The way she was questioned and treated. Poor child
I think you’re thinking of the movie “Believe me.” In this movie they treated her very well and took her seriously. The other movie she also plays a kidnapping victim is when the detectives are horrible to her and try to dismiss her claims.
Yeah they had questions but they were clarifying important questions. They weren't dismissing or belittling her... She wasn't treated badly in this clip, not the rest of the movie. Just because they weren't putting an arm around her and raising the pitch of their voice and saying: "poor baby, are you hurt?" Does not mean they were treating her poorly. Rewatch and realize that.
Nah, your wrong
The police have no idea if the young lady is telling the truth. If she is lying, they do not want to feed into what may be a mental health delusion.
If she is telling the truth, they do not want to push any possible defenses she may be holding against her trauma.
By maintaining a calm, professionally impersonal air, they are giving her as much space as possible in a traumatic personal space.
@ebayrose there is a similar movie with I think the same actress where the cops essentially gaslit the girl, accused her of lying, refused to investigate, etc. Until years later when her photo was found among the "trophies" of a serial kidnapper attacker. The original commenter was probably thinking of this movie, I know I was at first.
The mom is from stranger things she plays as Karen wheeler and the girl plays Abby Littman in Ginny and Georgia (IM FAMOUS TY FOR THE 2.1K LIKES EVERYONE!)
The girl also plays in a similar movie like this that is also a true story called "Believe me: The abduction of Lisa McVey". I recommend.
@@HannahN_BPblink And her name is Cara funny enough
So that's Mrs. wheeler. No wonder she looks faMILFiar
@@shademar3HELPP😭😭 (real)
I was just going to comment that I was trying to find a comment that said she was abby
The way my heart ached when she said “mama can you come pick me up” I can just feel the mothers pain and relief all at once hearing that
For anyone wondering this movie this the girl who escaped
@@ponderlol.415 what's her name
@@mallorymcguire833 Kara Robinson
@@ponderlol.415 thanks, that’s helpful
@@katherinawarren1523 your welcome
This movie is so heartbreaking and intense, it really makes you think about survival. The way the actress portrays Kara's emotions is so powerful and moving.
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The girl who played Kara (Katie Douglas) also played in "Believe Me", which is also based on a true story about Lisa McVey who survived a kidnapping. She also became a cop later in life. it was even more heartbreaking because she had been raped by her grandma's boyfriend for years, and the grandma was the one that told her to be her boyfriend's slave. sick!! It turns out that Lisa's mother experienced the exact same thing when she was a teenager :((
Praying no one ever have to go through this💔 God protect us all✝️🙏❤️
@@julesoxana I believe this was a real story that someone did indeed go through.
He protect noone. You are lucky or not.
@julesoxana, Many years ago I worked with a young girl (in her 20's) who was kidnapped when she was a toddler by her babysitter. I don't remember how many years it was before she was found, but it was quite a while.
@@adoptdontshop9024 Man, I'm not religious either, but their heart is in the right place. They're not one of those bots spamming "JESUS IS REAL" or anything
@adoptdontshop9024 whether you believe in God or not, her heart is in the right place for what she is saying. You are the person who cares more about saying "your God isn't real" than saying "I will help you in whatever way helps you the best and if that means you praying, I may not pray, but I will sit with you while you do." Her heart is for people who are hurt. Your heart is for telling people you will only support them in healing if they don't mention or talk about their beliefs. Someone who says they are praying for you is someone who wants to help and support them, even if it means them saying "I don't pray, but I will support you praying if it helps you." Their statement doesn't harm anyone, yours doesn't help anyone.
She’s played two roles where she was kidnapped and escaped she’s so good at it
Literally
The way she remembered every detail about her kidnapping, her kidnapper and where she was being held-
Now the shorts are showing Lifetime movies.
Pretty sure this is Hulu and Disney.
This is NOT a lifetime movie
While not a lifetime movie, they are perfect for youtube shorts.
This reminds me of when Amanda Berry escaped from Ariel Castro which also led to the other 2 girls/women escaping. What pisses me off to no end is her mother never gave up but then she met Sylvia Brown (self proclaimed medium) who told her that Amanda was dead. Then by the time she escaped her mother had died. Ariel Castro was so sick that when her mom passed out was on the news and he made her watch it to find out
Okay that was stupid of that cop. You should never do that to a witness. You should say “the suspect may not be among these pictures’ because otherwise the victim is going to pick the person who looks closest to the kidnapper, and then their mind will be convinced that person did it. That’s ruining evidence. (Forensic student here. One of the first things I learned.)
It wasn't just taught in forensics it was also taught in law...a few other courses I have done.
If anyone was wondering why the actress who plays Kara looks familiar, she also portrays the character Abby on the Netflix show Ginny & Georgia
I couldn't imagine how relieved that mother felt
She’s a very brave girl. Thank god she survived and is now safe.
This is based on a true story and this girl name is Kara Robinson and she was a 15 year-old girl and she was at her friends house watering the plants while her friend was showering. Her parents weren’t at home and while she was watering the plants and man came up with newspapers he said is anyone home and Kiera said no it’s just me and my friend and her parents aren’t home as he was going to hand her the mail he put a gun under her chin. He said if you scream, I will shoot you. he took her into his car and put her in box. He drove for a while in a deserted area and he took her into the room and s.a her. Maybe went by and she said is there anything I can help you do around the house? He said, sweep the floors as she was sweeping the floors she came across the fridge the fridge had his name and a card that was guided to his dentist. She used the information to later when she escaped to figure out who the man was. They were asleep and she was handcuffed to the bed, she saw the key on the dresser, and she decided to escape she was terrified that she would be killed. after a couple minutes of deciding, she decided to escape. She grabbed the key and untied herself unlock the door and ran as she was running out of the apartment. She came across two men in a car she said can you please take me to the police? They said hurry get in she asked them to specifically remember this apartment number as they got to the police, she told them her name and the story goes on from there. YOUR WELCOME ❤️
She played another movie where she was kidnapped and escaped. She's a pretty good actor
⚠️*SPOILER WARNING*⚠️ the guys who had kidnapped Kara ended up killing him self when he got caught by the police and the Sheriff didn’t tell Kara exactly when it happened so Kara ended up getting mad at her mom and the sheriff who had helped her the whole time.
That girl is an amazing actress and is STUNNING ❤
She is Abby from Ginny and gerogia
@@P34chyMM2 I KNEW I RECOGNIZED HERRR
FINALLY SOME ONE WJO NOTICED!!
She’s also Karen wheeler from stranger things!!
@@Will_the_wisest that was the mother
The mom is Mike's mom in stranger things
As a mother, that phone call was everything 😢
She actually played in another movie being a kindapper victim again.
Movie Name: Believe me - The Abduction of Lisa McVey
If anyone is wondering who she is she’s Abby from Ginny and Georgia the show 😊
The adult Kara is actually on Tik Tok. 😊 She's happily married w/ a family.
Wasn't she in ginny and Georgia
Yess she was Abby!
@@vv_loves_jesus she was one of my favs and I could relate to both her and ginny
@@Olivia.Loren..Fan. yess same I can relate to Abby a lot!!
She's abby in ginny and georgia!! Such an amazing actor❤
This girl was also in a movie about a woman called Lisa McVey, and it was about how she survived a serial killer and how one person believed her, and completely changed her life.
she’s always getting kidnapped
@@lostandgonesis6137 REAL BROOOO
thats cause shes really good at playing a scared lil girl XD
I watched this it’s so sad and it’s based off a true story u should really watch it.
Other recommendations
The girl in the basement
The girl in the cabin
Like for more (not begging)
@@MistyStuder-wp9vi I've watched girl in the basement and its such a good movie. It's terrible what happened to her but something that people should know can happen and that people aren't always what they seem to be.
@@abbi417 exactly
@@abbi417 it’s so sad especially ppl these days
@@abbi417
Yup! The ex wife of her kidnapper actually made tiktoks about her experience being married to him and how she found out he was a serial killer years after their separation. Don’t know her handle but her name is Bonnie
She opened up about her story on her instagram. Very brave woman.
Any paragraph person ?
ms. johnson ... kara robinson ... close but not the same wth?
@@markspy8048 its common for a child to receive the mother's maiden name while the mother takes the father's to keep the family name going (at least where I'm from, I also have my mother's name)
@@alexanderossevorth2790 Or for the kid to receive the father's name while the mother keeps her own.
Even in a case of divorce?
My mom remarried and I had my bio Father's last name and she took her new husband's. Like it's not that hard.
Katie Douglas is literally one of the most talented actresses I've ever seen. Her acting in Believe Me (another kidnapping film) was beyond insane
The police didn't believe her at first. She had to come back the next day. They started to believe her when they saw the bind marks on her wrists
I watched this case on Forensic Files. They also solved three cold cases because of Kara's kidnapping
waiting for the paragraph guy...
@@EkyStyawan the paragraph guy is on holiday I think so I can tell you what I found. A girl is abducted and assaulted for 18 hours and she plots her escape. She memorises as much stuff as possible about the whole ordeal. It said it was produced by Elizabeth Smart and if remember correctly she was a kidnap victim back when I was a kid (early 2000s)
idk about the plot of the movie but this is from wikipedia
On June 24, 2002, Evonitz abducted 15-year-old Kara Robinson from a friend's yard in Columbia, South Carolina. He got out of his car and approached her, pretending to offer her some "pamphlets." After she said her friend's parents were not home Evonitz held a gun to her neck[16] and then forced her into a plastic bin. He took her to his apartment, raped her, forced her to smoke marijuana, and tied her to his bed. After watching the evening news about her abduction, he tied her to a homemade wooden apparatus to spread her legs. Robinson was then able to free herself while Evonitz was asleep, escape, and identify her abductor to the police using information she was able to find on Evonitz's fridge.[17] However, Evonitz had fled after finding Robinson gone.
The police determined that the fibers from the furry handcuffs on Kara's wrists were also found on the bodies of Silva and the Lisk sisters. Kristin Lisk's handprint was also lifted from the inside of Evonitz' car trunk.[18] In addition, in his apartment police found nude photos of young girls, hundreds of pornographic images and videotapes of children on his computer, including one of him molesting a young girl and another of him masturbating to Polaroid photos of other children. There were also a large number of girls’ underwear which have never been linked to any individual.
Capture and death
On June 27, 2002, Evonitz called his sister, Jennifer, admitting to having committed "more crimes than he can remember," and told her to meet him at an IHOP in Jacksonville, Florida but she instead called the police and turned him in. Later that day, Evonitz was surrounded by police on Bayfront Drive in Sarasota, Florida. He was urged to surrender peacefully but after a police dog was released, Evonitz shot himself and was declared dead at 10:52 p.m.
@@kayable2552Thankyou!
@@kayable2552 she later became a cop and had to study her own case
This clip is from the movie "The Girl Who Escaped" which tells the story of Kara Robinson being kidnapped by a man on her way home from school. She was held in a basement and the kidnapper demanded ransom money to her mom but she didn't have it since she only works as a cafeteria lady. All of these are made up and I haven't watched the movie yet so good job making this far.
I watched the movie and OH MY was it a rollercoaster of emotions it was honestly a really good movie but I feel so terrible someone had to actually go through all that
She is so brave , she was able to get herself out of trouble and find a criminal
This is a very touching scene from a detective show but has happened many times in real life. Sadly, many of these stories don't have a happy ending
What is the movie’s name?
"the girl who escaped", i think
Movie is called The Girl who escaped, Kara Robinson story. This is one of my top 10 favorite movies
The fact that she didn’t even hesitate to run straight out of the kidnappers house, and run straight to that strangers car tho she probably was traumatized after that, she knew what she had to do.
Is that Abby from Ginny and Georgia??
Loved her on Ginny&Georgia. Didn't know she leads movies too
This actress is always playing this type of character and sometimes a true story. I’ve forgotten her name but she makes it feel real, and like she is the actual victim. She is amazing.
OMG TWO ACTRESSES FROM TWO OF MY FAVORITE SHOWS!!
THE MOM ALSO PLAYS KAREN WHEELER FROM STRANGER THINGS
AND THEN KARA IS ALSO ABBY IN GINNY AND GEORGIA!!
Alternative universe :
"can you come pick me up?".
"No you are a grown ass, come home by yourself"
???
This movie is good but it made me angry no one believed her
I'm sorry, but if you have a minor kidnap victim who escaped her get captor. You tell that person to simply take a seat in the waiting room. You have that person stay right in front of you while you call up a detective and EMS.
I recently saw his ex-wife's story on youtube. Poor woman married him, when she was barely 19 (he was like 10 years older) and did not suspect anything. He abused her and made jokes about serial killer in their region.The final straw was when she noticed how fast he can switch between screaming hell on her because she was 5 min late, and talking nicely to his coworker. Like he needed seconds to do it. So she ran away. She was horrified when several years after the divorce police called her and told her he was the killer. They were surprised she lived 😢
Where is the paragraph person?
I watched this it’s a really good movie and it teaches things to do if you ever got kidnapped
She is Abby from ginny and Georgia
Where art thou oh paragraph guy😢
the mum plays karen wheeler in stranger things
lol I was just about to say that😂😅
The fact that the female police officers didn’t believe her was so messed up 😢
It’s sad that this movie was based on a true story 😢💔
Isn't this based on a real life incident -?
Yes
@@aravsaha5537 Yes it is based on the actual kidnapping of Kara Robinson. The movie was made with her help.
Kids: watching spongebib
Hijacker: *boutta go traumatize some kuds todayyyy~~~*
It’s so sad that this stuff actually happens. (kidnapping) no one deserves it. It’s not scary horror like evil ghosts or demons, it is its own horror genre. But the people who do it are evil and demons. 😢
I just lost my mom... I can't watch this, without crying...
The music! Why the music???
@@katiewells9498 it’s to hide the audio so it doesn’t get picked up auto-detected copy right.
However it ruins the clip beyond reason as is so what’s really the end point I agree.
What movie is this
Avengers end game
The Girl Who Escaped: The Kara Robinson Story
The girl who escaped
@@tw3nty11no it’s not
@@tw3nty11 I completely forgot about that, the Zack Snider cut right?
During Infinity War Pirates kill her dog, kidnap her and sell her to the collector. when the collector's assistant dies touching the stone she manages to escape. She spends the entire time during the 'snappening' trying to return home.
In endgame after this scene when her mother picks her up from the police station there is a montage where she prepares to kill her way through the ranks of the pirates until she avenges the murder of her dog.
Best part of those movies in my opinion.
Katie Douglas is such a great actress
After this the cop realized she lost her memories and that was actually her father that died 2 years ago.
KAREN WHEELER?
Yes
The amazing beautiful young lady who played kara is actually the actress in ginny and Georgia and she played abby for anyone who wants to know ❤ ginny and Georgia is on Netflix aswell❤😂
“Mama can you come pick me up” had me crying 😢
First
She also played in Ginny and Georgia
The way she was so strong and brave until she heard her mom’s voice I’ve the phone melts my heart ❤️❤❤
This show is free on CZcams as well!
The girl who played Kara is also playing Abby in Ginny & Georgia and shes also in another kidnapping movie
Always Remember-four fingers coming down to hide the thumb is the subtle sign to show someone is in distress and needs help. Learn to look for it so there can be more happy endings like this.
she’s so good at these type of roles
she was also amazing in the movie ,,Believe me” similar story, also true based. all recommendations
Katie Douglas also played in another story of Lisa who was kidnapped and raped and she outsmarted the man to let her go. It’s called Believe Me
Omg she's from Ginny and Georgia!!
The actor really likes to act in kidnapping movies. She also acted the main role in Belive Me.
I saw the mom and I screamed THATS CARA BUONO FROM STRANGER THINGS, THATS KAREN
hey, that abby from Ginny and Georgia righttt????
she’s an awesome actress
The lady officer who showed her the suspect pictures was Kara’s inspiration to become an officer herself
Ah ok. The way she was looking at her felt strange to me. I dont know the movie AMD I thought this cop was maybe into the kidnapping
i watched the movie, she’s extremely smart. plus this was based on a true story. but anyway she knew exactly what to do, she picked up every little bit of info she could, and all that information helped to catch a serial kidnapper/murderer if i remember correctly.
Omg Sarah from Outer Banks and Karen from stranger things
i LOVE Kara’s actress. she’s so good!!!!!
Am i just realizing thats abby from ginny and Georgia???
Kara is from ginny and Georgia!
That is Abby from Ginny and Georgia