Deborah Roberts

You know, we go from months to months.

I mean, the case would drag on for nearly seven months with no leads, no further evidence, and no answers.

So, of course, everybody's trying to figure out what happened to 16-year-old Susanna.

Well, John, don't go anywhere, and don't you go anywhere, because we're going to take a quick break, but when we come back...

John is going to take us through sort of a shocking discovery that police made about Susanna's killer that just nobody could believe.

And then there's going to be more emotional interviews with Susanna's family that we're going to reveal to you that you haven't had a chance to see.

So don't go anywhere.

We'll be right back.

Welcome back to 2020 The After Show.

I'm here with John Quinones, my colleague, who is talking with me about the heartbreaking story he just brought to us on 2020 about 16-year-old Susana Morales, who disappeared after walking home from her friend's home in her Georgia neighborhood.

and she was never heard from again.

The investigation had gone on for months.

Her family was convinced that she was not a runaway and that something had happened, but police were not able to crack this case.

And then, John, there was a break on February 6, 2023, when a man who was just off-roading in a wooded area happens to find skeletal remains more than 20 miles from where Susanna had vanished.

And it was a complicated crime scene, wasn't it?

And that was absolutely critical.

This is what they needed to zero in on her killer.

Heartbreaking, heartbreaking for the family because they were holding out hope all that time that they would find her.

And then they find this evidence and they find the remains.

But the gun, John...