Maureen Maher

She had driven the Avalanche.

Joe called me at 11.30 Saturday morning to see if we could work on the Chevelle.

So he came at 1 o'clock, and during the day, Joe had been trying to get a hold of Tina.

She apparently was not answering her phone.

You know, I had people starting to show up, never did see Tina.

Wow, Tina's missing.

There have been a number of carjackers.

They didn't know if she was broken down on the side of the road or if she'd been abducted.

Joe and I and my wife went around looking the entire night all over the place for her.

Looking for that black avalanche.

Joe was on his phone basically constantly.

They checked hospitals, stores, parking lots.

They couldn't find it anywhere.

They went to a police station, gave a missing person report, decided they'd pick it back up first thing Sunday morning.

Sunday, the Corvette Club immediately acted just like a family would.

They got together and started looking, trying to find out what happened.

They're probably one of the more well-organized search parties because they had flyers, they had groups.

Nobody found anything and everybody went home on Sunday.

Monday is when Tina's body was found in the avalanche on Brannock.

One of the neighbors, they see a foot sticking out from a blanket and call the police.