Roz Purcell

When Annette, along with Elizabeth's group of friends, woke up in British Bay that Sunday morning and realised there was still no sign of Elizabeth, they all came back to Dublin, hoping they'd find her there.

Damien was in a car up the top of the street and had sent this young one down to see had Elizabeth made it home.

She wasn't there, so he really, really, really, you know, got very anxious and very upset.

At this stage, the Plunketts were totally oblivious to what was going on.

That was a Sunday morning and we had our dinner and she wasn't due back home.

I went to the CY or Bechtel, whatever disco was on, I went on the Sunday night.

And Damien in the meantime was frantic.

Where is she?

So the thoughts of him when eventually he did have to come to the house and say what had happened.

The fear of Elizabeth being missing was beginning to mount.

Elizabeth's big sister Joan lived nearby with her husband Jimmy and Damien had checked was Elizabeth there.

So I think they drove back up to Joan and Jimmy to say look Elizabeth's not in her mum's she's not with you we have a serious situation here.

They both came down to the house and started to tell my mum and Damien came in he told her that they had a row and that Elizabeth said she was going home and we've searched for her and we cannot find her.

Kathleen came back from her disco to find a panicked scene.

When I came home, the house was full.

Joan and Jimmy were there.

You could feel the tension in the house.

But I remember, and I was saying, what's wrong?

Elizabeth's gone missing.

And I was like, what?