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$10,000 or $50,000 and be gone. that person thinks they have a valuable horse and it is years or months later before they discover they are had. go to auction and buy a horse for $500 and sell it for $10,000. we would put medicine in them and keep selling them. jayne learned a horse is worth more dead than alive. he made his money by burning barns down and collecting on the insurance, by killing horses and collecting on the insurance. it s horrifying. the horses are screaming and crying and stuff like that. it s held. you can smell the skin burning, hair burning. and by that time i started freaking out. i couldn t handle it. this is the dangerous world prosecutors richard bailey led helen brach into. they say bailey was in thick with the horse mafia. just how thick would turn out to be a critical question. the first time bailey came ....
My grandparents offered to fly me, because it would be faster and more convenient. her first trip on a private plane. we just went up and i was like that was fast that was easy. it was all white, then all trees and all fire. a fatal crash. all i could smell was my hand burning, and i could smell my hair burning. a sole survivor. i was trying to pull him out, and i just couldn t do it. and the desperate fight to stay alive. there s no way i m going to let myself die like this. how did she do it? did you think at some point, i m not going to make it? i m going to die? tonight, a cnn special report. it s a miracle. 16 year old autumn veatch is a ....
I ended up falling off the side of a cliff. how narfar did you fall? i m not positive. it really just kind of stunned me for a second. then the discovery that saved her life. i got to keep moving. then shortly after i found the start of the stream i followed for the rest of the way. burned and shaken she was still in shock. it was a lot of adrenaline. it was adrenaline kind of pushing me forward. the reason i wasn t feeling my hand burning and feeling everything that was happening. what was your body like physically? what kind of problems were you dealing with? the thing i was thinking abut most was my hand. because it was blistering. i had never seen anything like it. all i could smell was my hand burning. i could smell my hair burning. and my face hurt. and so did her heart. i was blaming myself for what ....
Dealing with? the thing i was thinking about most was my hand because it was blistering, and i had never seen anything like it. and all i could smell was my hand burning and my hair burning, and my face hurt. and so did her heart. i was blaming myself for what happened to my grandparents. why were you blame yourself? because, you know i mean i tried to help but i couldn t and it hurts, not being able to help because they did a lot for me. and there was a lot of remorse and sad feelings and stuff. she was soaking wet and freezing from the cold. that first day, a lot of crying and i mean as soon as it started getting dark i was, like, i should find a place to sleep. so i found a place that was kind of indented that i could slime ....
there was a lagt.ight. all trees. then a fire. a fatal crash. all i could smell was my hand burning. i could smell my hair burning. a sole survivor. i was trying to pull them out. i just couldn t do it. andn t des the desperate fight to stay alive. there was no way i would let myself die like this. how did she do it? did you think at some point, i am not going to make it? i am going to die? tonight, a cnn special report. it s a miracle. reporter: 16-year-old autumn veatch a young woman going through typical teenage angst. but she found things she loved. her art. her friends. her music. and going on social media on her phone. but in an instant. autumn s life became unimaginable. i came here to bellingham washington to talk to her about ....