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point is a cautionary tale of how the 2020 elections-denying conspiracy theory's virus keeps spreading. there's nothing glamorous about the gillespie county election administrator's office. inside the small election team did their work. but by missd-august awe three employees quit three months before the midterm election much the election trouble dates back to 2019 when a ballot measure asked voters whether or not fluoride should be used in the city's drinking water. the anti-fluoride activists who lost questioned the integrity of that election. and then the 2020 presidential election came along, pouring gasoline on the flames of election conspiracy theories. even though donald trump won this county with 79% of the vote, some republicans were convinced something wasn't right. in august of this year, the elections administrator, anissa her era, was done. she wrote in her resignation letter that threats against election officials, dangerous misinformation, poor working
the climb. oh, my goodness. whose idea was this? anissa, how many feet up? >> we're 1,189 feet. >> look at it. king of the world! i'm terrified of heights. my husband is behind me. what are you doing down there? >> i'm sorry, i'll catch you. >> it's just great. chris, come on. >> when you wanted a nice night out on the town, i didn't know this is what you meant. >> i know i'm tethered to the building in three or four places. and i know that i could pretty much go, ahhhh, and nothing would happen. but i'm still scared. when they said do the climb, i thought, eh.
of victims of the wall that seemingly unending. and issa has been taken to hospital in aden doctors say he waits is that of a two year old and they're not optimistic about his future. we already see the human condition they have found yet to speak to first subsists and more likely to that decision and what led to that do you think asia ten point one as you must mean fifteen. anissa and her mother are among the hundreds of thousands of civilians who fled the fighting around the city of her data. just a few days ago at least fifteen people fleeing the escalating conflict were killed when a sound led coalition air strike hit two buses sneer a security checkpoint. with. the data has become the center of yemen's conflict the port city is the entry point for seventy percent of
media and in the public opinion do you know you're like it's always good to talk with you we appreciate your insights tonight thank you thank you the united nations is warning the twelve million people in yemen could soon be on the brink of starvation and children are paying the highest price. she's only eight years old and one of millions of victims of a war that seemingly unending. and issa has been taken to hospital in aden doctors say he waits is that of a two year old and they're not optimistic about her future. with what he see one fish only thing i have found here since we did four subsists and more likely to that decision and what led to that do you think daisy ten point one is an innocent fifteen. anissa and her mother are among the hundreds of thousands of civilians who
members. i can not imagine they are both here with me right now. thanks for coming guys. >> thank you for having us. neil: there was a back and forth on this about whether they're animals or not, forget about those who extended this characterization the president made to all the legals which he was talking about ms13 but do you characterize the people who did this to your daughter as animals? >> yes. no human, i mean, the way my daughter was murdered was un describable. i mean, just to imagine what they did to her and anissa is just, there's no words that can even put it and i think using the word animals is being kind. neil: could you tell me i don't want to go back in a difficult
my foot out, my arm out, and then sticking my forehead out because it was too hot, and it was too overwhelming. >> i was able to scoop her up and get her out of the apartment. this young girl was in my arms, had suffered burns and just -- she was a child. >> reporter: that child was anissa, right there with her mother, melissa. her father did not survive. but ever since she was a little girl, she made a promise to herself that she would become a firefighter to honor her father and the firefighter who saved her life. enrolling in indian river state college fire academy in ft. pierce, florida, grueling hours of intense training. after graduating, anissa tracking down the retired firefighter, lieutenant steven mcnally, to say thank you 16 years later. one firefighter to another. >> thank you. >> my last memory of her was that night and that fire and her
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arguing. they decided to do it by playing hide and seek in the woods right down this way. they lured her down there. weier telling police that geyser did all the stabbing. geyser telling police they both did the stabbing. once the stabbing started in those woods, though, they thele their friend for dead, hoping they could then see slenderman. >> incredibly, thankfully, the victim survived this brutal assault. >> reporter: the victim managed to crawl to the road and was found by a bicyclist who called police. doctors say one of the knife wounds missed a major artery near her heart by just a millimeter. anissa and morgan geyser were found walking near the interstate. accord to police, they planned to walk to slenderman's mansion, which they believed was in a state park. they're charged with first degree attempted murder and have been cooperating with police. miguel marquez, cnn.