No offense FBK but if I thought I could get away with a dash for a phone to use to call police I'd do it. No guarantee anyone else has been able to call.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 41835308 None taken. She had to be coaxed out of the bathroom later by police who put their badges under the door. After coming out she was hysterical. Maybe she was in shock and not thinking rationally but to leave the bathroom put her whole class in danger.
Surely someone else would have called 911, they're in a school after all.
Why did her attitude change so much during the event from being willing to go outside to find her phone to literally having to be dragged from the bathroom later?
Was it a drill and that's why she wasn't afraid to leave only to find out people had actually been killed which made her terrified? It seems like some dynamic changed taking her attitude along with it.
Well, if she really thought they were all going to die, which she has said several times, I believe, she'd want to make a call to loved ones, for sure, after the 911. At the point when you think you'll make it, you're probably in one frame of mind; once you've converted to "We're doomed," maybe another?
I think there may be some question as to who she called, though, if she called anyone after 911. For example, was it Mr. Vest? She seems to have definitely called him at some point and told him that "a substitute teacher was fumbling for keys."
How and when did she know the sub was doing this, and when did she tell Vest?
At one point I thought perhaps an embarrassing call to Vest could have made her create a story about a "stolen phone" to make sure it was found--but in the end I don't think that makes sense.
I can't help but do a double-take at the part in her followup interview where police write, "Roig paused and seemed to remember something" (or something to that effect).
Why, in April, is she recounting what happened, completely omitting the phone part--and then pauses and "suddenly remembers" going for the phone? I would think by that time she would have told the story many times and there wouldn't be new memories coming to her, or at least not something as concrete as a phone.
There's something about that phone.
