Jennifer Amell

He was watching his daughter, who was only two years old at the time, and playing on a rocking horse out in the driveway. I'm standing with Steve at the edge of his driveway where, 40 years ago, he saw Heidi jog by around 11.15 a.m.,

He was watching his daughter, who was only two years old at the time, and playing on a rocking horse out in the driveway. I'm standing with Steve at the edge of his driveway where, 40 years ago, he saw Heidi jog by around 11.15 a.m.,

Further down Route 5, Heidi passed the Marsden house, where a young Toby Marsden was out playing in the yard. She also saw Heidi jog by, she said between 11 or noon, which jives with what Steve said. The last known sighting of Heidi was from a homeowner on the unpaved, winding Martinsville Road.

Further down Route 5, Heidi passed the Marsden house, where a young Toby Marsden was out playing in the yard. She also saw Heidi jog by, she said between 11 or noon, which jives with what Steve said. The last known sighting of Heidi was from a homeowner on the unpaved, winding Martinsville Road.

This homeowner saw Heidi, quote, shortly before noon, jogging toward the Martins Mill Covered Bridge, south of Heartland Elementary School. There are two routes that Heidi might have taken that day. A short one and a long one. If she took the short one, she would leave her house on Route 5, traveling south, and cross the intersection with Martinsville Road.

This homeowner saw Heidi, quote, shortly before noon, jogging toward the Martins Mill Covered Bridge, south of Heartland Elementary School. There are two routes that Heidi might have taken that day. A short one and a long one. If she took the short one, she would leave her house on Route 5, traveling south, and cross the intersection with Martinsville Road.

She'd eventually hit the elementary school, and then further down, the covered bridge. This route would only be 1.2 miles long. And if you take the average mile time of a high school girl, this would have taken Heidi at most 10 minutes to jog. The longer route would have taken Heidi south up Route 5 into the town of Heartland.

She'd eventually hit the elementary school, and then further down, the covered bridge. This route would only be 1.2 miles long. And if you take the average mile time of a high school girl, this would have taken Heidi at most 10 minutes to jog. The longer route would have taken Heidi south up Route 5 into the town of Heartland.

At the only stop late in town, near the cemetery, she would have turned left on Route 12, and then another left at the other end of Martinsville Road. This would have taken her around the back end of the covered bridge and elementary school. At the time, there was a cluster of houses at this end of Martinsville Road, but not near the school.

At the only stop late in town, near the cemetery, she would have turned left on Route 12, and then another left at the other end of Martinsville Road. This would have taken her around the back end of the covered bridge and elementary school. At the time, there was a cluster of houses at this end of Martinsville Road, but not near the school.

So it's likely that the homeowner who saw Heidi lived near the end of this road. This whole route was just over two miles long and would have taken Heidi at most 20 to 25 minutes. We have three witnesses that agree Heidi started jogging around 11 or 11.15. If we stretch this timeline to 11.30, we have Heidi near the covered bridge by noon at the absolute latest.

So it's likely that the homeowner who saw Heidi lived near the end of this road. This whole route was just over two miles long and would have taken Heidi at most 20 to 25 minutes. We have three witnesses that agree Heidi started jogging around 11 or 11.15. If we stretch this timeline to 11.30, we have Heidi near the covered bridge by noon at the absolute latest.

Whatever happened to Heidi after that was near this bridge around noon. And we'll get into the nitty gritty of this timeline a little later, but the state puts Heidi's time of death around 2 p.m. But if that's true, what was Heidi doing between noon and 2 p.m. ?

Whatever happened to Heidi after that was near this bridge around noon. And we'll get into the nitty gritty of this timeline a little later, but the state puts Heidi's time of death around 2 p.m. But if that's true, what was Heidi doing between noon and 2 p.m. ?

Steve McCullough, who was still out in the yard gardening, saw another person walking down Route 5 from the direction of the elementary school. And this was about 40 or 45 minutes after Heidi jogged by.

Steve McCullough, who was still out in the yard gardening, saw another person walking down Route 5 from the direction of the elementary school. And this was about 40 or 45 minutes after Heidi jogged by.

On that, the opposite side?

On that, the opposite side?

Okay. How soon after she ran by?

Okay. How soon after she ran by?