"This just in, yet another abduction at a local orphanage. One of many these past few months."

The woman turns and spots a police officer.

"Let's get a word from this police officer."

She walks toward the officer and motions for the camera man to follow.

"Sir...sir. Can we get a word about the abduction for the public."

She puts the microphone up to his mouth.

"Abductions," he speaks softly.

There's a look of confusion on the reporter's face and she momentarily brings the microphone back to her.

"Can you repeat that sir?"

She puts the microphone back towards him.

"Not abduction. Abductions." He ends up brushing his palm over his mouth to his chin.

The reporter waits patiently.

"There were signs of struggle and it's safe to say these kids didn't go without a fight."

He can't look at the camera and ends up saying,"That's all for now," and walks off.

The woman peers over to who she believes is the owner of the orphanage. She walks up to her while the camera man follows.

"Ma'am. Any words about the abductions." She puts the microphone up to her.

The woman's face is distraught. Her eyes are full of pain and you could see lines of worry forming around them.

"I'm not entirely sure what happened." She puts her hand up to her temple.

"There were screams and loud crashing. The children were in complete and utter chaos running from upstairs. When I made it up there I was too late..." She looks at the reporter. "The room was just..."

She looks defeated knowing there was nothing she could do to help.

"I couldn't do anything an-and now there's six kids missing."

Her eyes begin to water. She's on the verge of tears now.

"I'm gonna go back and check on the kids,"she says softly and turns to leave.

The reporter turns back to the camera.

"There you have it folks. Six abducted children and a down trodden community. The orphanage and missing children are in our prayers. This is Sarah McConnell signing off on this tragic and fretful night."

There's no trace of a smile as she finishes.

"Cut the camera."