Ashley Flowers

And girl works hard, hence ending her break early just to go home and study, which is probably part of the reason Terry didn't stress out at first when she didn't hear from her daughter on Sunday.

Like, you know, that's study group day.

She's busy, yeah.

Whatever, yeah.

Didn't hear from her on Monday.

Maybe she's just getting settled.

But still not hearing a word from her by Tuesday morning, now she knows something is up.

And almost at the same time Terry's starting to spiral, the phone rings.

It's one of Joan's friends from Harvard, and right away Terry knows something is wrong because the friend tells her that Joan missed that Sunday study group and she didn't show up to class on Monday either.

So Terry hangs up and calls Joan's older sister.

So she lives close to campus, and Terry asks her to go check Joan's dorm room.

But what her sister finds doesn't ease anyone's concerns.

I mean, before she even goes into Joan's room, she sees notes on her door from friends.

And inside, there is unopened mail and no sign that Joan's even been in the room since before break.

Now, Terry is the one to file a missing persons report that same day.

And by the next morning, Joan's family has their first clue.

Because a call comes into Jones' dad's office from a fisherman.

Apparently he was walking near the marshes in Saugus, Massachusetts, which is like six miles north of Logan Airport.

And the guy says he found Jones' wallet on the riverbank.

And inside was a driver's license, credit cards, no cash though.