Robert Corson is a human trafficker who kidnapped Jada Williams and Shanice.
History[]
Bob used Instagram to lure Jada and Shanice out, pretending to be an influencer who could teach them how to make money. When they arrived at the meeting place, the influencer they believed they were meeting wasn't there. Instead, Bob grabbed them and threw them into a van. He threw their phones into the ocean and then took them back to a house, where he locked them in a room in the basement, though it's not clear what the plan was from there.
When Joyce, Jada's mother, discovered the girls missing in the morning, she tracked Jada's phone down by the water, but then the signal died. She then tracked Jada's fitness watch to Bob's house. She knocked on his door, but he slammed the door in her face. When she called for help, she attacked some off-duty firefighters, who then helped her. Bob called the police, claiming there were trespassers on his lawn. Officers Wicklund and Schneider responded to his call, thought police had ignored Joyce's reports and calls. Bob denied any wrongdoing and asked to have the other people removed. However, this did not happen as a window in the basement shattered due to a fire. Bob exited the house coughing and firefighters went in in search of the two girls. When the girls were pulled out, Bob was arrested, though he continued to deny any wrongdoing and claimed the girls had broken into his house and started a fire. ("Out of Control")
Bob was later taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation and the burns on his arm. He continued to maintain his innocence as he was treated. In the ER, he had an ischemic stroke and had to have a CT Angio to treat it. ("No Time for Despair")
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He works alongside fellow human trafficker Opal. When he ended up at the hospital, she watched him from a distance to ensure he didn't tell the cops anything.
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| Grey's Anatomy, Season 17 | |||||
| #01 | "All Tomorrow's Parties" | #07 | "Helplessly Hoping" | #13 | "Good as Hell" |
| #02 | "The Center Won't Hold" | #08 | "It's All Too Much" | #14 | "Look Up Child" |
| #03 | "My Happy Ending" | #09 | "In My Life" | #15 | "Tradition" |
| #04 | "You'll Never Walk Alone" | #10 | "Breathe" | #16 | "I'm Still Standing" |
| #05 | "Fight the Power" | #11 | "Sorry Doesn't Always Make It Right" | #17 | "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" |
| #06 | "No Time for Despair" | #12 | "Sign O' the Times" | ||
| Station 19, Season 4 | |||||
| #01 | "Nothing Seems the Same" | #07 | "Learning to Fly" | #13 | "I Guess I'm Floating" |
| #02 | "Wild World" | #08 | "Make No Mistake, He's Mine" | #14 | "Comfortably Numb" |
| #03 | "We Are Family" | #09 | "No One is Alone" | #15 | "Say Her Name" |
| #04 | "Don't Look Back in Anger" | #10 | "Save Yourself" | #16 | "Forever and Ever, Amen" |
| #05 | "Out of Control" | #11 | "Here It Comes Again" | ||
| #06 | "Train in Vain" | #12 | "Get Up, Stand Up" | ||