[screaming] Help me! Help me, please! [screaming] Help! Help, please.
Hey, hello.
Help me, please.
They hit me.
But for 26-year-old Sandusky native and single mother of two, Cari Caudill, life itself is a constant juggling act.
At that time, my kids were six and 11 months old, so I'm working and taking care of them, play with the kids, and cook dinner, and bathe them, put them to bed, and get up, go to work again.
She was the sole provider of the children, so she had to, um, work all the time to, to pay the bills.
[baby crying]
Hey.
Hey.
You need to head out, right?
Uh, yeah, my next shift starts at 6:00.
Well, go ahead.
I'll take care of Courtney.
Cari's best friend was my girlfriend at that time.
She lived across to the hall from us.
Me or Jim was there to take care of the kids.
I-
Go.
We've got this covered.
And Michael's okay?
Yes.
He's watching TV with Brian and could not be happier.
Oh, okay.
[screaming] Help me! Help me, please! [screaming] Help! Help, please.
Hey, hello.
Help me, please.
They hit me.
But for 26-year-old Sandusky native and single mother of two, Cari Caudill, life itself is a constant juggling act.
At that time, my kids were six and 11 months old, so I'm working and taking care of them, play with the kids, and cook dinner, and bathe them, put them to bed, and get up, go to work again.
She was the sole provider of the children, so she had to, um, work all the time to, to pay the bills.
[baby crying]
Hey.
Hey.
You need to head out, right?
Uh, yeah, my next shift starts at 6:00.
Well, go ahead.
I'll take care of Courtney.
Cari's best friend was my girlfriend at that time.
She lived across to the hall from us.
Me or Jim was there to take care of the kids.
I-
Go.
We've got this covered.
And Michael's okay?
Yes.
He's watching TV with Brian and could not be happier.
Oh, okay.
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