[screaming] It's a quiet afternoon on Lake Shiitac in Wisconsin until police show up to take a mother's kids. What follows? You truly can't make this up. And it only gets crazier from here. That's 34year-old Alicia Orzel, a mother of three, learning in real time that both fathers have called, demanding the children be taken from her. sit down and talk. Okay. I'm telling you to sit down and talk right now. >> Dude, you're Yeah. And you're telling you're taking the my kids, but you don't even know their dad's name. >> Maybe I misspoke on the father's name with the caller. But both fathers, I spoke to both of them. >> Why would you call the dads of my children? >> They called us. That's why we're here. >> They called us. >> I have Yeah. And my lawyer said that I get them until the date that is on my phone. My lawyer said I get them until the day that's on my phone. They can't just come and get them. I need my >> That's like Isn't that like a civil matter? I have >> That's between you and the courts. Okay. >> I have kids. I have >> Stop yelling. Stop yelling right now. >> Come. You don't even know the name of the >> Stop yelling right now. Sit down. Sit down and talk. No, >> you're scaring your children. >> You're scaring my children. You're scaring me coming here telling me you're going to TAKE MY KIDS AND YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW THE NAME OF THE DAD. Right next to Alicia is the man police believe triggered the reports that brought them here. Let's see what he has to say.