Dodge Ram Van

My dad was a truck salesman, so he knew all about school buses and stuff.

So he said, "They're getting rid of one of their, one of their small school buses up in, uh, at Southwestern School." Daddy Drews, who was in truck sales and heard about this Dodge Tradesman van that Southwestern Central School had, they converted to a bus.

He told us what to bid, because it was a sealed bid, $1,201.

And I, and we probably got the bid by a dollar.

You know, I mean, it, it truly was in a sense that the bands, we all knew we were part of something.

We lended support and homes to one another.

We had our Dodge Tradesman van with the school bus conversion and everything, all our, all our gear, all our suitcases, you know, it was in there, and the six of us, and that's what we did.

So all these shows that we're doing, we're in this van with no air conditioning, and in the, in the winter in the van, Rob would be driving with his shirt off, skin, in the winter.

As of today, Hannah Up remains officially missing, with her family hanging on to the faintest hope that she may somehow still be alive.

On August 20, 1997, a white 1989 Dodge Ram van was found sitting in the parking lot of Pilot Country Airport, a small airstrip in Spring Hill, Florida, about 40 miles north of Tampa.

The keys had been left on the floorboard.

There was no note, no sign of a struggle, and no indication of where the vehicle's owner had gone.