Ashley DeChelfin

It was big news for such a small area.

Everybody was talking about it. Everybody was commenting on it on social media. People were looking for her. There was buzz on base. And at certain points, it even became like a bad game of telephone.

With any missing person, you want to return that person to their family and their loved ones because... They care about that person. And from working a case like this, you develop a care for the livelihood of that person. You don't want to see anything bad happen. But in the back of your mind, it's a race against time, and you know that you're running out of it.

As the days go by, it's becoming more and more likely that you're not going to find her alive.

I provided analytical support to Cliff Randolph in the Aaron Corwin investigation.

I do database checks regularly, review social media, open source information, so whatever's in the news and outlets and looking for information.

Basically going onto the internet and searching for all potential information that could be of interest in your investigation.

I absolutely felt the pressure and the stress surrounding Erin's disappearance because, as Cliff mentioned, we had limited time and we wanted to find her as soon as possible. So I got to work right away.