So, I don't know if that's the truth for me. No one No one knows this story. Uh-oh, THEY'RE COMING FOR YOU, SHARON. THEY DON'T want me. They want Reggie. Deborah Newton disappeared in 1983 with her 3-year-old daughter, Michelle Newton, and for 42 years, nobody could find them. She changed her name, started a new life in Florida, and stayed hidden until a Crime Stoppers alert triggered one tip that blew the case wide open. On November 24th, police finally arrested her for custodial interference and kidnapping. What you're about to see next is the official police interrogation footage. The part that finally puts the entire case into perspective and sheds light on why she made the choices she did. There's also a heartbreaking moment with her daughter, who supports her and says, in essence, "I asked you for years, but I always felt you were protecting me from something. Now we can face it, deal with it, and move on." But first, we'll recap the arrest footage so you have the full context. And don't click away because the interrogation is raw and emotional, revealing a mother who may have been trying to protect her child at any cost. When she left, she didn't just disappear. She left everything behind, including her own parents, and didn't learn their fate until this interview. Was she escaping something terrifying, or was it something else entirely? You decide, then tell us what you think in the comments. I went to this person who said I could go underground. It They gave me fake ID fake ID for me and the You and I have been round and round for a long time with me asking questions, and I feel like you would have just said, "Peace." I I just want you to be okay. That's it. Click the link on this short video to see the full interrogation footage. You don't want to miss this emotional roller coaster.