((I was under the impression that they had cell phones? OMG I hopes Calleigh doesn't die....
lol ok, sorry the inaccuracies on my last post.....I'm still using the buzzard bit lol)
As Tim looks up into the sky, he sees a couple of buzzards flying around over one particular area; the top of that mountain (or hill or whatever lol) 'What if they're circling above Calleigh? What if shes lying there being beaten to death by that sick little bastard who kidnapped her?' those and many more thoughts ran through his head of how Calleigh could possibly be dying up there. It was then he noticed the oil trail on the ground. 'Maybe.....yeah, just maybe I can follow this trail to find Caleigh?' He asks himself. No answer. Damn, where were those little voices when he needed them? He gets in the car Alexx gave him and nearly floored it as he sped off, following that trail of oil.
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The oil trail has finally stopped, but that's becuase he's now nearing the top of the mountain. He peers out of the windsheild to see what looked like someone seriously injured...or worse, dead slumped or tied awkawrdly to a pole. 'It's Calleigh!!!' He yells at himself as he gets out and runs over to her badly bruised, cut and bleeding form.
"Calleigh, honey, wake up!" He says as he picks his phone from his pocket. As he dials 911 he checks her pulse. It's weak, slow and near non-existant.
"911, what's your emergency?" The operator asks in a uniform tone.
"This is CSI Speedle, I have an officer down, I repeat: an officer down!"
Nothing gets 911 or any police unit to move off their asses faster than the possibility of one of their own being hurt or worse.
"Ok, I'm reveiving the GPS signal from your phone, it shouldn't be long before we get a helicopter out to pick you up"
"Good, just hurry!" He tosses his phone aside as he works to free Calleigh from the ropes that bind her to the pole. Thet weren't budging,so he resorted to cutting them off with his pocket knife. Once she was in his arms, he layed her out on the ground carfully, taking off his shirt and pressing it to her wound to try and stop the bleeding until the paramedics arrive.