On our way home from shopping, my eight-year-old daughter suddenly grabbed my hand. “Mom, quick, into the bathroom!” She pulled me into a stall and locked the door. “What’s going on?” I asked. She whispered, “Shh… don’t move. Look…” Then she peeked under the door. I followed her gaze—and froze in fear.
away from the public restroom, where a child advocate could speak to Mila gently. No pressure, no leading questions—just safe space to talk.
A few minutes later, a security guard returned. “We have him on camera,” he said to the officer. “He followed them from the food court, waited outside the restroom, then entered behind them.”