Ashley Flowers

No cops, no first responders, no fire trucks, nada.

So the girls have to actually go back and have them call 911 a second time.

And this time, the response is immediate and overwhelming.

Like that, yeah.

So this army of cops and first responders get to work.

They search with helicopters up in the sky.

They have sent tracking canines on the ground, like the works.

And a little after 11 p.m., Shane watches a scene unfold.

And she told us that to this day, it like,

plays out in her mind it is pure chaos there's just so many people bustling around she was like walking up to her dad in a daze when out of the corner of her eye she sees an officer say something to her mom and then she just hears this blood curdling scream and to shane it looks like the officer like catches her mom from falling when she howls and it's like

There are no words.

It's just these like guttural, primal shrieks.

And Barbara actually says later in reporting for KHOU 11 that the officer holding her up is also holding her back from running towards the area across the field where there's just this like sudden flurry of activity.

And Shane can't even process it all.

She turns to ask her dad what's wrong, like what happened?

Why is everyone so upset all of a sudden?

And I don't know if he's been briefed or if he's just like putting two and two together.

But he responds with the last two words that Shane is prepared to hear.

She's gone.

And in the blink of an eye, investigators surround them, like corralling them towards their car, saying like, listen, we're so sorry, but like you have to leave now.