Nathan Lee

and the brief conversation, I'll remember it like it was yesterday, a nice cold front came through Florida in January, so it got down to like the low 70s.

And so I'm like, open up the house, turn off the AC so we can save money.

And she's like, okay, I'll do that.

My shift ended at 3 o'clock.

I had a 25-minute drive home, and I called her a total of seven times, and she didn't answer.

Was that unusual?

That was weird.

I started getting a little nervous that something wasn't right.

I pulled in the driveway, but the windows were shut.

I opened the door, and the first thing I noticed was how hot it was in the house.

I walked in the front door, put my phone and keys down on the chair, and noticed her cell phone sitting on the top of the couch.

The AC was off, and so I turned that on, and I noticed her purse and keys sitting on the counter.

But no sign of Denise.

No sign of Denise.

Everything looked normal.

And that's when I heard Noah starting to wake up from a nap, but it was coming out of Adam's bedroom.

And so I walked in there, and they were both in the same crib.

Is that typical?

That was not, that was not normal.

Pick up Noah and he's immediately asking me, where's mom?