The cash register at Circle K started talking about her. Then, she was followed by strange men on Highway 69: ‘I also heard she’s traveling alone’

Fayth (@itsfaythofficial) from Ontario, Canada, went to a Circle K in Espanola after her grandfather’s burial. After the cashier started talking about her over the phone, she claimed that men started following her at pit stops on Highway 69.

“That whole trans-Canada highway—Highway 69—needs to be investigated, or at least have some cameras up, or people, like, keeping an eye out, only because that’s a high human trafficking highway,” she alleged on TikTok. On May 17 at 11:59 p.m., Fayth said she arrived at Circle K after her grandfather’s burial. When she entered the store, she felt something “super eerie” and became alert to her surroundings. She went to the back of the store to grab an energy drink, and then the man at the cash register got on the phone.

“Native girl, 5’8”, short hair, really pretty. They’re going to love her,” the cashier allegedly told another party on the phone. The man allegedly continued, “I also heard she’s traveling alone.” After that, another man entered the store, looked around, and bought nothing. She felt followed, a fear another woman had at a Target store. Fayth recalled America’s Most Wanted.

“I feel like those crime shows saved my life,” she commented. She was uncomfortable with the men’s behavior. Fayth checked her item out, said she took a good look at the cashier’s face, then left. Even though Fayth was scared, she didn’t call emergency services.

Chased on Highway 69

“I end up at another gas station, Jeremy’s Truck Stop, which is at Naren Center at around 12:09 a.m., ‘cause I was speeding like hell, and there was no cops in sight,” Fayth recalled. On top of that, she said there was also a thunderstorm at the time. Fayth called a friend, and she explained that she felt like she was being followed. He advised her to keep driving without stopping.

Right before she got back on the highway, Fayth said she noticed two vehicles drive by quickly—one vehicle, a Honda Civic, allegedly parked near Naren Center and turned off its lights. Fayth said the license plate wasn’t visible and that the vehicle was blacked out.

“The other vehicle was a white SUV. That’s the vehicle that chased me down the highway,” Fayth alleged. When she called 911 to report the incident at Circle K, Fayth claimed the operator didn’t seem to care. During her call, the white SUV allegedly pulled up beside her.

“In that moment, I had three things on my mind: one, I get taken, and I let them do whatever it is that they want with me,” Fayth said. She suspected that she was being followed for human trafficking, which another woman thought she narrowly escaped at a concert. Fayth continued, “Two, I die in the thunderstorm because it was hydroplaning everywhere. Three, I survive.” Given her choices, Fayth said she booked it out of there, driving at 240 km/h despite the thunderstorm.

More vehicles allegedly pursued her

She survived and tried to gas up in Innisfil at 3:45 a.m. But then Fayth said she noticed a blacked-out white Toyota Forerunner that also started following her from Barrie.

“I got to the gas station, and that white Forerunner pulls up right behind me,” Fayth said. The man didn’t gas up and just stood there for a while. Fayth refused to get out, and she claimed he eventually refueled. She parked at the side and planned to escape if something happened. Then she alleged a white Mercedes with blacked-out windows arrived. A woman came out, and then the man from the Forerunner signaled for her to get in.

Although nothing happened after the encounter, Fayth is unsure how to report the incident to the police. She also believes she was followed after a gig in Toronto, but she didn’t specify whether it was by vehicle or on foot.

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