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10-Year-Old Uvalde Survivor Wants To Know Why The Police Took So Long To Help
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10:22Now PlayingJamie Torres, whose daughter Khloie called the police during the Uvalde shooting, spoke about how her daughter's lasting trauma. Jayar Jackson and Jessica Burbank break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at 5pm ET.
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"Khloie Torres was the 10-year-old who repeatedly called 911 on the day of the Uvalde mass shooting. "Please hurry. There is a lot of dead bodies," she told the dispatcher.
She took blood from some of the other students and smeared it all over herself to make it seem like she was already dead.
CNN reporter Shimon Prokupecz spoke to Khloie's mother who told him, "Knowing the police didn't do anything, it's just crazy. It doesn't make any sense.""
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