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Chowchilla

What happens when you force children away from their parents at a border

What happens when you force children away from their parents at a border

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What happens when you force children
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away from their parents at a border.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
28
Timestamp in Movie
01:32:27
Uploaded
Apr 17, 2025
Genres
documentary, crime, drama
Production
Zipper Bros Films,Sutter Road Picture Company,CNN Films

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Movie Summary

Go behind the headlines to explore the strangest mass kidnapping in history, with exclusive interviews from those who lived through it.
What happens to children - Chowchilla 00:08
What happens to children
Because of the Chowchilla kidnapping - Chowchilla 00:08
Because of the Chowchilla kidnapping
There are counselors at nightclubs after shootings. - Chowchilla 00:07
There are counselors at nightclubs after shootings.
And they continue to teach us - Chowchilla 00:07
And they continue to teach us
Forty-six, forty-seven, forty-eight - Chowchilla 00:06
Forty-six, forty-seven, forty-eight
We are in an area that is prone to tornadoes. - Chowchilla 00:06
We are in an area that is prone to tornadoes.
It's very common to have a storm shelter. - Chowchilla 00:05
It's very common to have a storm shelter.
We weren't able to submerge it in the ground - Chowchilla 00:08
We weren't able to submerge it in the ground
I'm thankful to my parents for encouraging me - Chowchilla 00:09
I'm thankful to my parents for encouraging me
To show that this one event has not defined me. - Chowchilla 00:06
To show that this one event has not defined me.
I focused on putting my energy towards - Chowchilla 00:07
I focused on putting my energy towards
And I went back to Chowchilla - Chowchilla 00:08
And I went back to Chowchilla
And I take the responsibility. - Chowchilla 00:05
And I take the responsibility.
My eyes are always watching the children - Chowchilla 00:07
My eyes are always watching the children
For 34 years - Chowchilla 00:06
For 34 years
I wake up in the morning - Chowchilla 00:06
I wake up in the morning
Because I was taught at six years old - Chowchilla 00:09
Because I was taught at six years old
1977, it's the last time that I saw Mike Marshall. - Chowchilla 00:07
1977, it's the last time that I saw Mike Marshall.
...understand and to actually hear... - Chowchilla 00:05
...understand and to actually hear...
...one of the kids tell me that I saved - Chowchilla 00:08
...one of the kids tell me that I saved