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From One Second to the Next

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Documentary

Stories of serious traffic accidents caused by texting and driving are told by the perpetrators and surviving victims.

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Cast

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Valetta Bradford

Herself, Xzavier's Mother

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Xzavier Davis-Bilbo

Himself, Accident Victim

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Aurie Parriss

Herself, Xzavier's Sister

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Chandler Gerber

Himself, Driver

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Diosado Hernandez

Himself, First Responding Officer

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Debbie Drewniak

Herself, Accident Victim

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Elizabeth Brigante

Herself, Debbie's Sister

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Karl Drewniak

Himself, Debbie's Brother

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Megan O'Dell

Herself, Daughter of Accident Victim

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Reggie Shaw

Himself, Driver

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