Sam Parker

You know this is not Teresa.

Christina says Parker told her he'd gone fishing with a buddy that Thursday morning, and that when he left the house, Teresa's SUV was in the garage.

But if Christina was panicked, Sam Parker seemed anything but.

He said, well, I'm at work right now, but now when I get off work in the morning, I'll see what I can do.

And who ended up filing the missing persons report?

My mom.

My mom did the next morning.

Saturday morning, March 24th, 2007, day three.

Teresa's family calls the police.

Sheriff Wilson.

Walker County Sheriff, Steve Wilson.

Our detective was assigned the missing person case.

He told me, Sheriff, said something's just not right here.

Wilson knew this case was just too personal for him to investigate.

He not only knew Teresa from 911, he'd gone to the police academy with Sam Parker.

So he called in the GBI, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.

Special Agent James Harris headed straight for Teresa's new apartment, looking for any clues.

We found a few odds and ends, some clothes, some shoes, her 911 uniform.

With no sign of Teresa, neighbors and friends joined together.

Agent James Harris was eager to talk with Sam Parker.