Trish Miller

It started on December 19th, 2001.

We got a report of a child in the bay.

My name is Trish Miller and I'm the lead investigator.

We did a neighborhood canvas of that area.

We knocked on every door.

We thought that maybe there was a car accident and that a vehicle had gone in the water.

And we would find the rest of the family.

And they discovered a second child.

This was a little girl, and she was weighted down in the water with a rock.

Once we found Mary Jane and Madison, we knew that our focal suspect was going to be Chris Longo.

The whole family's dead.

And he's nowhere to be found.

He had built his self-esteem around being Mike Finkel at the New York Times, and he was starting to get really intoxicated with all this attention.

It was hard to date him, and pretty soon I realized that I had to walk away from this relationship.

It was a little boy.

We weren't quite sure how old he was.

He was, we assumed, between three and six years old.

One suitcase contained the body of Mary Jane Longo.

The second suitcase contained the body of Madison Longo.

It meant that somebody killed those two human beings and stuffed them in suitcases like garbage and put them in the water to hide their bodies.