Mommy, Daddy, I home you. >> What's your address, love? >> Mommy, Daddy, I home you. >> If you can't handle being a parent, don't have kids. The door to room 214 is completely unlocked. As the officer steps inside, he finds two adults fast asleep, completely unaware their daughter had been gone for nearly an hour. The smell of alcohol fills the air. Good morning. How are you today? >> Good. >> Good. Do you have a daughter? >> Yes. >> What's her name? >> Paisley. >> 23-year-old Caitlyn Ryals looks confused, claiming they arrived late and were simply exhausted, but her story doesn't match the danger her daughter was in. The officer's shock turns into pure anger. >> Why do I have to come here at 4:00 in the morning to find your daughter across the street? We've been looking for you guys for a while now. Why Why is that? >> The officer reminds them that room 214 was wide open and they were passed out. He emphasizes the reality of human trafficking and the deadly highway outside. His words are a harsh wake-up call. >> There's somebody out here right now that would love to snatch up a 4-year-old and never see her again. If you can't handle being a parent, don't have kids. >> Although Paisley is safely returned for now, the investigation is far from over. Law enforcement is not satisfied with the excuses, and the Department of Children and Families is about to step in. >> We're going to write up a report and it's going to show that this has previously happened. I would do everything in my power to make sure that she can't get out this door.