Dave Krupa

And the tobacco shop next to them and my apartment managers where I lived and the maintenance guys, everybody had their eyes open.

Because these texts and emails were getting much more vicious and threatening all the time.

And at the apartment complex, I lost two or three windows.

And frankly, they were tired of paying for them.

Really?

So, smashed Mentos more than once?

Oh, yes.

Yeah.

What was it like to come home and find that?

That was... I mean, would she leave a note or something?

Or it just... I would get a text or an email that said, ha ha, I did this with a picture of what happened.

But back home, across the Missouri River from Omaha, in Pottawatomie County, Iowa, Carrie was still just missing.

And her family was very worried.

Carrie's mother heard about the threatening texts, the harassment.

The police report filed against her daughter didn't sound like her Carrie.

Unless Carrie had had some sort of psychotic break.

Nancy's protective instinct had her doubting everybody.

Did you get the feeling you just wanted to get in there and storm the barricades and make something happen?

By that time, it had been almost two weeks since I'd seen Carrie.

Thanksgiving was a day away.