Dave Mack

the park that we started with at Lake Merritt and going to Dynasty, there is that one main road, but look aside all around its residential area.

You've got those huge trees running as you look there.

You've got redwoods all over this area and easy

access out of the park on the road and you're into town.

You're heading into Oakland and San Francisco.

You're in the Bay Area in a matter of minutes, Nancy.

It's not a far off journey from the park into areas of a lot high population.

We're talking 8 to 10 miles.

The search has extended into Oakland neighborhoods and major parks beyond Diamond Park, Nancy.

That's something that has just been added to this.

Remember, we lost three

Four of the first of the search time where the search was focused on Amy Hilliard's neighborhood and Lake Merritt, which was a couple of minutes walk away from her home.

Three or four days spent in that area.

It was only after they expanded the search and found the video at Diamond Park that the search expanded beyond that.

So we lost several days of looking for Amy early on.

Yeah, no missing persons case is perfect.

So information comes to light sometimes hours, sometimes many days after the initial report that a person's gone missing.

And in this case, it sounds like that surveillance video came in later after the fact and investigators had to refocus their efforts.

Now, what I will say is, from an immediate sense, investigators would be doing the victimology on Amy.

What were her normal patterns?