Ana Garcia

And in this case was finding Kenya and truly what happened to her.

Yeah, absolutely.

She was 19 years old.

She and her friends were using fake IDs.

They were out for the night.

They're in a club, 21 and over.

And what ends up happening is, according to the security at the club, is that she was getting a little out of hand, maybe had too much to drink.

And she gets kicked out of the club.

And that's how she gets separated from her purse and her phone.

Women, I mean, certainly whoever lets go of their phone.

Exactly.

So it was circumstances that separated them.

You know, they never lost hope in the sense they thought that there was a strong possibility that Kenya was alive, that she would come back to them.

Because it's been something like five months or so since her disappearance.

And we have covered cases in which people disappear for years and come back alive.

So that's what they were holding on to.

So when they got the news that they had found Kenya's body, they were devastated.

They were just devastated.

It was the worst news that they could get, although there was a little bit

a little bit of help in the sense that now they could bury her properly, but that was not the news they wanted.