Maria: (looking at her camera with a worried expression) Este... esto es terrible. No puedo creer lo que acabo de presenciar. (This... this is terrible. I can't believe what I just witnessed.) Hunter: (approaching Maria's table, seeming concerned) Excuse me, ma'am. Are you okay? (pulls out a notepad and pen) Did you see something happen earlier today? Maria: (visibly distressed, speaks rapidly in Spanish) Sí, sí. Vi a esa persona... desaparecer, justo frente a mí. Estaba tomando una foto del festival de manzanas y entonces, de repente, ¡puf! Ya no estaba ahí. (Yes, yes. I saw that person... disappear right in front of me. I was taking a photo of the apple festival and then, suddenly, poof! They were gone.) Hunter: (confused, tries to speak slowly and clearly in English) I'm sorry, ma'am. I don't understand Spanish. Do you speak English? Can you tell me what you saw in English? Maria: (shakes her head) Lo siento, no hablo inglés. (I'm sorry, I don't speak English.) Hunter: (frustrated, writes in his notepad) Look, I need you to try. This is important. Can you show me on a map where this happened? Or draw a picture? Anything? Maria: (nods, takes Hunter's notebook and pen and quickly sketches a map of the apple festival grounds, pointing to a specific spot) Aquí, aquí fue donde vi lo último de esa persona. (Here, here was where I last saw that person.) Hunter: (studies the map) Okay, I think I understand. Thank you. (pauses, then reaches into his pocket and hands Maria a business card) If you remember anything else or want to tell me more, you can call me. Do you have someone who can translate for you? Maria: (nods, takes the card) Sí, gracias. (Yes, thank you.) Hunter: (stands up, phone buzzing in his pocket) Alright, I have to go. (answers the call, speaking into his phone) Detective Hunter. Yes, what information do you have for me? (listens, then turns back to Maria) Thank you again, ma'am. We'll be in touch. (exits the cafe) Maria: (watches Hunter leave, still clutching her camera, looking worried and Shocked)