Isabella: "Mi dispiace, non so cosa significhi, ma è successo qualcosa di terribile.” (I'm sorry, I don't know, but something terrible has happened.) Hunter: "Huh? Sorry, can you speak up? I didn't catch what you said." Isabella: "Sono stata a prendere una foto della festa della mela, e poi ho visto donna vedove, sempre stupita. Era come le loro donne..." (I was taking a picture of the apple festival, and then I saw a widow woman, always upset. She was like their women...) Hunter: "Okay, okay, slow down. You're saying something about a woman? A widow woman?" Isabella: "Sì, doveva essere madre di almeno due bambini. Il suo bambino è scomparso!" (Yes, she must have been the mother of at least two children. Her child has disappeared!) Hunter: "Whoa, steady, whoa. Alright, let's take a step back here. What do you know about this?" (Note: the Italian phrases were written in plain text, if you want to convert them to speech marks with diacritical marks, let me know)