Erin Moriarty

...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.

You know, I looked him straight in the face and I shook his hand and I said, Mr. Bish, if your daughter's remains are here, we're going to bring her home to you.

DA John Conte announced that the DNA results came back as inconclusive.

The search continued and intensified.

And it was the biggest search that's ever been conducted in Massachusetts history.

And almost two weeks later, they made an horrific discovery.

as the bone of a person between 14 and 20 years of age.

What did that feel like to finally find a bone?

We've now established the area as a crime scene area.

As days went by, investigators would come to find more human bones.

It was like every day they came with small rib bones.

By the end of the three-week search, investigators found as many as 27 bones and a human skull spread across 35 acres of forest.

It was confirmed through DNA testing and dental identification that the bones were Molly's.

Dr. Myers believes that Molly's killer most likely picked Whiskey Hill because of its hidden location.

Do you believe the killer might have been a hunter?

Being that familiar with the area?