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Middle school. disguised as her 13-year-old daughter. >> do i look like a seventh grader? no? cool. awesome. >> reporter: 30-year-old casey garcia dyed her hair, tanned her skin, put on big glasses and a marvel comics hoodie. >> i'm going to get so caught. i'm really scared now. >> reporter: the texas mom says she did it and recorded herself to make a point. >> we need better security at our schools. >> reporter: once inside, she gave her daughter julie's school i.d. number. garcia says the principal greeted her in the hallway. >> hello! >> good morning. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> fin...

By @TobyChilliShow Jun 10, 2021 According to a new study, our sleeping brains aren’t just making us think of math class and people we haven’t seen in years for nothing. Research believes our minds are simultaneously sifting through the past and predicting the future at the same time. Trippy. Furman University associate professor Erin Wamsley believes their new research shows “dreams reflect a memory-processing function.” To study this theory, the researchers monitored 50 students' sleep and woke them up during the night to ask them about their dreams. In the end, they found over half...

I'm actually so scared now. >> reporter: the texas mom says she did it and recorded herself to make a point. >> we need better security at our schoolser in once inside she gave her daughter julie's school id number. garcia says the principal greeted her in the hallway. >> hello. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> fine and yourself. >> great. >> she even got a complement. >> i like your backpack. >> thank you. >> and people gave her directions. >> i would have never found my way. >> in math class she held up her math notes and at lunch in the cafeteria she held the cheesy dish...

Butterflies. there's there's -- >> reporter: she was wrong. >> she was wrong. >> lynn's son charlie was a freshman in high school then. he was sitting in math class. somebody told him he was wanted in the principal's office. on the way there, he thought he was in trouble. and then when they told him. >> i didn't believe it. i thought it was a joke. >> reporter: until your father arrived with tears in his eyes. >> that was when i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: his father, manfred, or fred as most people call him, came to take charlie home. >> how was your father? >> upset. i mean, he wa...

This dog would have alerted me to anybody. but she -- >> she was wrong. >> she was wrong. >> lynn's son, charlie, was a freshman in high school then. he was sitting in math class. somebody told him he was wanted in the principal's office. on the way there he thought he was in trouble. and then when they told him -- >> i didn't believe it. i thought it was a joke. >> until your father arrived with tears in his eyes. >> that was when i knew something was wrong. >> his father manfred, or fred as most people called him, came to take charlie home. >> how was your father? >> upset. i mean, he was de...