John Quinones

Right, right.

The police step in.

Of course, they call the cops.

But at this point, the police are thinking Susanna might be a runaway, right?

Because there was no evidence of any kind of foul play.

They cannot consider her being abducted.

But Susanna's sister, and this family was amazing, Susanna's sister Jasmine argues that, you know, this could well be an abduction.

And she points to that app, that Life360 data, which shows Susanna's phone suddenly taking off at 40 miles an hour.

And then seeming to crash, well, then police go ahead and they file a police report that day.

And Susana's name is put into the system as a missing person that very day.

So it didn't take long.

She's now a missing person.

And there's a new development.

Again, the Morales family was amazing.

They just wouldn't give up.

They start canvassing the whole neighborhood where she had walked, and they find surveillance video.

The family finds a business that shows them their surveillance camera that captures Susana walking.

But then, as I mentioned, that 360 app shows her suddenly turning around and going speeding in the opposite direction, indicating

that maybe she was abducted.

Now, police tell the family that that could be interpreted in two ways.