Tiffany McInnis

Yes, sir.

I think at that point, he knew that his world was crashing down, but he couldn't stop him.

Detectives Wilson and Tamayo then went to speak to Violet.

She really wasn't worried about Terry, I don't think.

I think that she really thought that he had nothing to do with this, and we weren't going to find whatever we were looking for.

Terry Rose and Violet were free to go, but not to their home.

Police put tracking devices on Terry's vehicles so they could monitor his movements.

The next day, an FBI evidence response team assisted Beaumont PD investigators at Terry's house.

They brought in their own equipment, ground penetrating radar, so they started that tedious process of scanning all the rooms.

By day three of the search, they scanned one of the two bedrooms in Terry Rose's house.

But the next morning, the equipment had to be pulled.

That somebody was Tim Miller, the founder of Texas EquiSearch, an organization that specializes in finding missing people.

Later that afternoon, Miller and his team got to work on the second bedroom.

Literally within three or four minutes, we noticed that there's something here.

There's no wire mesh.

This area has been disturbed.

And then I pounded on it just a couple of times lightly, and that area was hollow.

You could hear it.

I could hear it.

And it was like, she has to be here.