Keith Farquhar

That was about 930 when the dispatcher called me and said they found her body.

There was never a doubt in my mind that someone killed this 15-year-old girl. From the instant you saw her body? From the moment I saw her. 15-year-old girls don't die in the swamps at night.

Peter Van Sant reports, it's about Danny.

The body, I believe, Peter, was right in this area when she was found. Right in here? Yes.

There's nothing here. then or now that would suggest a 15-year-old girl should all of a sudden be face down in a small amount of water and mud and be dead. She's a mountain kid.

Oh, like wildfire.

Small town Montana, if you haven't heard a rumor by 10 o'clock in the morning, you're going to start one.

Keith spoke with Danny's doctor. He said there's nothing about her physical condition that would have prevented that girl from being able to roll over in a few inches of water and mud to breathe if she had just fallen, if this was an accident. But when Farquhar tried to report the doctor's opinion to other investigators... I was pretty much ridiculed by the sheriff. What did he say?

He said, what the **** does a doctor know? And that statement sticks in my mind to this day.

If she's out here, we just want her to come home. 730 to 8 started to get dark enough to where I called off the search.