Dave Mack

There you go.

Pictures like that of you see in a park that actually, to be honest with you, Nancy, when you see things like this for children to play on and basketball goals and tennis courts and swimming pool, all you think are family related activities and a very safe place.

It's also mean you see the woods.

Well.

creates a lot of hiding spots.

Now you mentioned parking.

This is right off MacArthur Boulevard, which is a major thoroughfare heading straight into downtown Oakland.

And you can get on MacArthur and be gone in a matter of minutes, Nancy.

So yes, this is a park that has a lot

The things for children, families to do, activities, sports and things like that.

And it is easy access from MacArthur Boulevard, which gives you a lot of things to consider when looking for someone like Amy Hilliard.

Amy Hilliard classified as an at-risk missing person as customers and employees say her sudden disappearance is completely out of character and deeply concerning.

This is one of those stories that's handed down by the family, Nancy.

Again, not a lot of documentation back in 1920 as to what took place, but the story of the grandfather going missing, just vanishing into thin air and nobody hearing from him again sparked enough interest in this family passing the story down to the point where this entire company, Farley's Coffee, is named after a man who went missing.

Correct, and it's natural for investigators to begin with family and close friends, business partners, for the simple fact that Amy spent the majority of her time and had the majority of her communications with them.

So they can learn the most about Amy and her routines

Any problems she was facing?

Were there financial issues with the business?

Was there some kind of threat perceived or real that she was under at the time?

And it's important to note that investigators are on the same side of the table as the family in these opening weeks.