Kathy Curran

It's the first major break in this case in years and a very anxious time for Molly's parents.

But then it had also grown into the surface, and roots had come up through it.

I arrived with my photographer and I was let in.

Just thinking about Maggie and John.

And knowing what it could mean.

And I said, Maggie, you know, I really don't want to do that, but, you know, if that's what you want to do, I want to do whatever I can to help.

Because, you know, for three years, there was still hope.

And she knew at that moment

that something was drastically wrong and something horrible had happened.

And that's when I basically said, we're going to grid this area.

We did grid searching arm to arm.

They were within sight of each other.

They raked.

Unbelievable, but immediately I thought of the family.

I often felt that the person knew the area and knew that there was a large animal up there.

You don't just stumble upon Cummins Pond.

That's why the person who killed Molly Bish had to have watched her, and they had to have had a plan.

And then someone either forced her or threatened her to get her up that hill because she's athletic.

She's not going to go easily.

Whenever you hear a grand jury in a criminal case, you think, oh, they have evidence against someone.