Erin Moriarty

Three years after Molly Bish disappeared, Dr. Anne Marie Myers, a forensic anthropologist for the Boston Medical Examiner's Office, was summoned by police to the area known as Whiskey Hill, located about five miles from Cummins Pond.

This is how we came in at first.

So right above us here are these rock ledges, and this is where the bathing suit was found.

A local hunter had stumbled upon pieces of a weather-beaten blue bathing suit, much like the one that Molly Bish was wearing when she disappeared.

When I saw the bathing suit, I said, this has probably been up here for roughly three years.

And how could you tell?

It was covered by deadfall, so leaves and debris from three years of foliage dropping.

Acting on a tip, Kathy Curran and her crew got there in time to take pictures of the bathing suit.

What's going through your head?

I was sick to my stomach.

As Kathy left Whiskey Hill, she called Maggie.

And she said, you know, could you show us the video?

Investigators sent the bathing suit to the Massachusetts State Police Lab and a private lab in Virginia for DNA testing.

So now we've got to search the area and see if we can find evidence that can help us determine what happened up there.

As they waited for DNA results, under Dr. Meyer's instruction... You all know what we're looking for?

...a new search was launched.

They combed the forest with rakes.

And had any of that area been searched before?

No.

When John Bish arrived to the scene, Dr. Myers assured him of one thing.