Roz Purcell

The two men had a tactic they used to get women into their car.

They were a double act.

They were hunting without hunting.

Yeah, they're predatory.

Shaw would get out of the car as one man driving looked less threatening.

Without knowing what he was seeing, David James MacDonald saw this scene unfold before him.

Evans pulled up beside Elizabeth.

Elizabeth's good friend, Mella, believes Elizabeth would not have gotten in the car that easily.

I know Liz.

She would never have got into a car without knowing who they were.

I know she wouldn't because she was my friend and we used to talk about things like that.

We were always terrified of anything like that.

What happened next must have haunted David James MacDonald because in his gut he knew something was off and he turned to his friend sitting in the passenger seat.

It was at this point that Evans went back up the road to get John Shaw.

I sat in the back and the girl was in the front seat.

She was wearing pants and a jumper with writing on it.

Back at McDaniel's pub, Elizabeth's friends couldn't find her anywhere and were all confused as to what was happening.

Mary-Anne Green, the woman who was waiting for her son to finish work, was sitting outside McDaniel's pub.

Ten minutes after the girl passing, the people started to leave the pub.

I remember a voice of a man calling Elizabeth about four times.