Anti-vaccine mother charged with kidnapping daughter - This woman sounds crazy.

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On May 13, 2014, South Florida resident Robert Baumann went to pick up his daughter, Lilly, from the home of her mother, Megan Everett. When he got there, Everett and Lilly were nowhere to be found.

Everett's boyfriend, Carlos Lesters, answered the door. "He said 'Megan doesn't live here. She moved,' and he slammed the door in my face," Baumann recalled to CNN's "The Hunt With John Walsh."

Mother and child were gone, but Everett left behind a note for Lesters, which read:

"Dear C, If I let them take her and vaccinate her and brainwash her, I wouldn't be doing what's right. I cannot let a judge tell me how my daughter should be raised. We will miss you, but I had to leave. I know she will be safer and happier with my family and I. Love, Meg and Lilly."

Baumann was stunned. "Then reality kind of hit me, and then the panic hit me," he recalled. "What am I supposed to do now? How am I supposed to find her? Where do I go from here?"

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When Everett moved in with Lesters, her new boyfriend, Baumann grew concerned about losing access to Lilly for good. He was also troubled by photos showing Lilly playing near live ammunition and surrounded with Confederate flags.

"I don't see her playing with toys in any picture. I see ammunition," Baumann said. "I spoke to Megan about it, and it was, 'Oh well,' you know, 'Take me to court'." So he did.

As Pam told "The Hunt," "It was going to be her way or no way. The baby was going to go to no school. It was not going to socialize. It was not going get its vaccinations and it was not going learn about anything but the Confederacy ... something had to be done about that."

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See more of Megan Everett's case on "The Hunt with John Walsh," at 9 p.m. ET/PT Sunday, August 2.

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