Erin Moriarty

And I see this guy and he's just smoking a cigarette and he just gives me like a little look.

And I said, oh, I can't leave her here.

You know, it's like the mama bear comes out.

Maggie says she waited for 20 minutes until they finally left.

When she brought it up with Molly that evening, Molly didn't seem concerned.

She says, oh, no, Ma, it's just fishermen.

Don't be, I'm not afraid.

The next day, when Molly disappeared, Maggie told the police about what she had seen.

A sketch was composed based on Maggie's description, and it was released to the public.

This is the individual that we're looking for in that white car.

I had seen the hair.

It was gray.

It was very thick.

It's just that smoking, you know, that doggone smoking.

That's what I remembered.

Almost immediately, hundreds of tips started flooding in.

Many months later, authorities released a second, different sketch.

I believe that this sketch is a remarkable sketch, and it's very distinctive, and I think it's going to help us a great deal.

but still no Molly.

And then, almost three years after Molly disappeared... Live from Warren, Kathy Curran, WBZ 4 News.