Narrator

Laura was very dedicated to the case.

She knew that Chris had sons who wanted closure and she wanted to be able to get that closure for them.

I was in the office and I got a phone call.

And when I picked up the phone, the voice on the other end said, hi, this is Chris Reagan.

And I almost dropped the phone because I thought, well, yeah, where have you been?

And he said, Junior, this is his son.

And it was really sad for me to hear his voice.

And it was even harder for me meeting him in person.

Chris Jr.

is on his way to Iron River with his brother to clean out their father's apartment.

The first time I went to Iron River to clean out his apartment and stuff like that was not fun.

I didn't know what to do or where to start.

It just was heartbreaking.

They were young.

They were lost.

They didn't know what to do, where to go.

She knew that Chris was a veteran and that his military service was something he was really proud of.

So she wanted to make sure that his son got his dog tags, which they recovered from his apartment.

I went to hand them to him, and he told me, I think you should just keep them with you.

I carried those dog tags in my pocket every day.