Detective Dan Richard

Yes.

It started like every other missing person case that I've ever worked.

She drove with her mom to work.

She stopped at an extra mart and purchased a bottle of water.

She went to the police station, secured a police radio, her mom, and she then drove the short distance down to Cummins Pond.

And the rest is a mystery at this point.

Was it an abduction?

Did she drown?

Did she walk away?

She was heavily involved in school, with sports, with her friends.

When we did the initial search, anything that wasn't there by nature or by God was at least identified as potential evidence.

That became very significant because now we had a piece of information.

If you were a 50-year-old white male with a mustache and salt and pepper hair, somebody may have wanted to give us a call.

She just had a little van that had the six little TVs or whatever inside, and she showed it to us.

So distinctive.

It looks like hers.

And I knew, I knew that was Ma's pants, right down there.

This afternoon, we did discover a human bone.

It's the upper arm bone, and Dr. Myers does describe it

Frustrating is a reoccurring word in this case.