I'm not getting in the car with you. Look, I'm just trying to get you home safe. That's it. Come on, look, I know you're not really my driver, so just give me my phone so I can go get in the car now. Somebody help! Help! No, no, he was totally checking you out. 100%. It was like an up-and-down advertising. I knew these fake IDs would work. Hello, ladies. What can I get you? A cranberry vodka, please. I'll have the same thing already. That dude was totally checking you out. Also, yes, thank you. Would you like me to close out your tabs? Just give us a moment, okay? Girl, you're such a lightweight. Let me see. I just started drinking. Well, that's obvious. Anyways, I gotta go. Where are you going? I'm gonna go home. I am way too drunk. No, you're gonna sit right there because I don't wanna leave yet. No, I'm gonna go. It's okay. You stay. I'll be fine. I'll get a driver if you'll get a ride.

from who your grandmother. My driver's already here. See your driver. Mm-hmm. What are your VIP. Okay, well, just be careful because you know those ride-share things can be sketchy. I'll be totally fine. His name is Jeff. Jeff. Jeff looks nice. Jeff, you're on a first-name basis. Yeah, you haven't met the guy. It'll be okay. All right, text me when you get home. If I don't hear from you in the next 30 minutes, I'm calling you, and then I'm going to call your mother. No, I'll call the town, and then I will call the police. Okay, okay, you got it. You're so overprotected. Yeah, okay, be safe. [Music] Bye, Jeff. Where are you? You were supposed to be here like five minutes ago, and I can't see you anywhere. Let me check your location. It says that you're here, but I can't see you anywhere. I'm at the front waiting. Where are you? Hello, Jeff, are you still there? Hello, hey, are you waiting for a ride?

uh yep. Are you Jeff? That's me. Hop on in. Oh, hang on, I gotta check the license plate real quick. [Music] Uh, hey, you don't have a license plate. Oh, it fell off when I was driving down the road, unfortunately. Um, and your car is supposed to be black. Oh, I got a new car, and so I just kind of keep on forgetting to change the yaps on it. Oh, I don't know. Are you sure it's really you, Jeff? Of course it's me. I mean, why else would you think I'd be driving right here? I'm in this dive bar parking lot. You really think I'm gonna just pick up some random girls? Maybe. Look, you can wait here if you want and wait for some other guy that might actually be a weirdo, right? Or, you know, you can ride with me. You never... You gotta be careful with these abs still. I don't... I don't know. Look, let me open the door for you. A girl as pretty as you should be

weeding out in this cult. Oh, you're such a gentleman, Jeff. Okay, fine. I like your car. Oh, thanks. I mean, I just got it, you know. Yeah, too easy. All right, all nice and cozy. Hey, man, it's me, Nathan. Just want to let you know I picked up another one. Just some drunk, you know, girl. She's passed out in my car. She's about like 18 or something. Just about, yeah, yeah, dude. She's passed out cold, man. Like these girls, I feel like they just want it, you know? Like they just want to be kidnapped to make it so, so easy. Like those rideshare apps. I mean, all right, I got to get some gas, and then I'll, uh, I'll meet you there in a few. All right, peace. Hello? Hey, where are you? Did you make it home? I told you to text me. I'm still in the car. You definitely should have made it home by now. Where are you? Um, at a gas station, I think. What? Let me check your location, Ashley. You're super far away from your house. I

I don't know where the driver's taking you, but it's not home. What does that mean? It means you need to get out of the car right now. That guy could be a serial killer or something. The door's locked. I don't think I can get out. Okay, stay calm. Um, see if you can unlock the front door. Five dollars a gallon for gas. What kind of horrible people would do this to us? Okay, I'm out of the car now. Hey, where are you going? I just... Where are we? Oh, I had to get some gas. Um, Ashley? Ashley, you look a little disoriented. You really shouldn't get that drunk. You passed out in my car. Oh, well, I'm feeling a lot better now, so I'll just call another ride or get one of my friends to come get me. But thank you. I can't just have you roaming around at night by yourself like that. It's just not safe. Lunch is getting my car so I can take it to your friend's house. Huh? Um, oh no, you

really don't have to do that. I can just call my friend, and they'll come get me. Uh, I'm okay now, really. Okay, give that back. I will give it back if you get my car. I'm not getting in the car with you, Ashley. Pick up, Ashley. Ashley, I'm calling the cops. Look, I'm just trying to get you home safe. That's it. Come on, okay, no, honey. I told you you're supposed to be home an hour ago. Um, in fact, yeah, there's something kind of sketchy going on. Um, let me call you right back, okay? All right, love you. Look, I know you're not really my driver, so just give me my phone so I can go get in the car now. Somebody help, help now. No, let me go, let me go. He's trying to kidnap me. Oh, I have no time for the shop. Hey, hey, what's going on here, honey? Are you okay? She's fine, she's fine. I wasn't asking you. Listen, there's been a misunderstanding. I know what it looks like, but I'm her

driver, and I'm trying to get her into my car and take her home. Says man, You're driver. She's confused. She was passed out in the back of my car earlier. Did you know that? And she has no idea what's going on. So look, be a good girl and get in my car, okay, so I can take you home, all right? He's not my driver. Oh, what are you talking about? I am your driver. Come on, let's go, okay? Okay, let him just let her go. She's not going with you. Listen, I am just trying to do my job. Your job's assaulting young girls. Assaulting young girls? I am not assaulting her. I am just trying to get her home safe. She's wasted. She would be in so much trouble if I didn't help her. Yeah, what's her name? Excuse me. If you are a driver, then you have her information. What's her name? Where's her address? My name is... I want to see if he knows it. Look, it's been a long day. I've worked so many

hours. I don't remember her name, but it's in my phone records, and I can show it to her when she gets in the car. Come on. No, no, no. She's not going with you. All you women are ridiculous, going around in your little mini skirt, wasted, and you're surprised that something bad happens to you. No, she's not going. Get out of here. Oh, yeah, yeah, go. If you don't leave, I'm gonna call the police, and I'm gonna tell them that you're trying to kidnap this girl. What are you gonna do to stop me, huh? If I can't, maybe this cat. Get out of here. All right, fine. She's all yours. Oh my gosh, are you okay? Yeah. Oh, thank you. Carol called the police and told him everything that had happened. The police were eventually able to arrest Nathan after interrogating him. They found out that he had been using rideshare apps to kidnap girls and selling them in the black market. After hearing all this, the judge sentenced Nathan to life in prison.

without parole. Thank you guys for watching, and remember to always be careful when you're getting a ride late at night. Be sure to check the license plate and make sure the driver says your name before you get in the ride with them. You can never be too careful. Remember to like and subscribe so you can see more videos like this, and remember here at Generation Hope, we are making the world a better place one story at a time.

Evil UBER Driver KIDNAPS 18 Year Old Girl, What Happens Next Is Shocking

Evil UBER Driver KIDNAPS 18 Year Old Girl, What Happens Next Is Shocking