Nathan Lee

King brushed him off and he let King drive away unimpeded.

Yeah.

You learn that his cousin, Harold Muxlow, he didn't call the police even though she was screaming for him to call police.

Harold, probably feeling guilty, goes to a local pay phone up the street and then later calls us to tell us something we already know.

i know do you know who the guy is no okay do you know other than the green 1995 camaro do you know anything else no sure don't okay do you know the last time you saw him about 15 minutes ago but it's sabrina's original 911 call that reveals a chilling detail now where would he be going with this female um

And so he asked his cousin, Harold Muxlow, for a shovel, a gas can, a flashlight.

Once we learned he had stopped at his cousin's house to obtain those items, we knew time was of the essence that we needed to find her quickly because that window of opportunity was dwindling fast.

With the desperate search for Denise Lee in high gear, 911 is about to get another call.

911, where's the emergency?

Well, I'm on 41 going south.

This one from a woman who's driving and sees something and knows she needs to say something.

I want to say, like, a Camaro type of car, and there's a kid in the backseat, and screaming.

And not a happy scream, like, get me out of here scream.

Jane Kowalski finds herself driving down this road in Northport, Florida, unaware that a young mom of two, Denise Lee, has been missing for three hours now.

Give me a sense of how the hand was hitting the window.

Okay.

What's your instinct telling you about what's happening?

Something's wrong.

So you can't see his license plate now because he's behind you.

He's behind me.