John Quinones

She says, oh, yeah, she's on her way home now.

Well, as it turns out, she was never at Esmeralda's house.

She instead had gone to another apartment, her friend Kelly's place.

She didn't tell that to her mom because her mom didn't like Susanna hanging out with Kelly.

And that's how it all started.

She was desperate.

She shows us the texts, and you saw them, where she says, Miha, my daughter, where are you?

Mi amor, where are you?

And she keeps reaching out to her, and there's no response.

But as it turns out, Susana had a friend named Kaya.

And Kaya had downloaded this app called Life 360.

And it's a popular GPS-based app that tracks real-time locations of people on their phone, people who give permission to each other to do this, families and friends.

And on that app, you can see her face.

phone at least, leaving Kelly's apartment complex at around 10 p.m.

So it wasn't that late.

And you can actually see Susanna starting to move, to walk home on Singleton Road toward her street, which was Santa Ana Drive.

And then Susanna's phone starts moving in the opposite direction.

And it's going very quickly, around 40 miles an hour.

And then at 1029, Kaya receives a text message saying that Susana's phone has experienced a crash alert, meaning there's been some sort of accident or some sort of hard force trauma to her phone.

And that starts them raising their eyebrows.