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was going into the police station in Fort Myers, Florida to report her car missing. She drove an $80,000 Dodge Hellcat and said that her car

was stolen the night before at a local place called Buddha Live in Fort Myers. But what was really

odd about Mila is that when she walked into the station, she was suffering clear injuries all over her body, such as a broken nose

that was actively spraying blood, not like bleeding blood, it was spraying. She also had a swollen

eye, she had a black eye, she had bruises all up and down her body, but she just kept on saying,

I just want my car back. I want my

car back. I don't care who gets in trouble anymore. I just want my car back. So the police are like,

okay, let's go over to Buddha. We're going to get their security footage. You stay here with the

police officers to kind of like question you a little bit about these injuries. So while the

police are doing that, officers head

over to boot alive to get the security footage to see who could have stolen her car. But as the

police are on their way to boot alive, that's when they get a second phone call from a woman named

Stephanie, who was currently putting in a missing person's report for her friend Christine. And ironically, the last time Stephanie saw Christine was the night before at Buddha Live.

She said that the night before her and her friend Christine had met these like two guys and they were just kind of hitting it off.

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