Lake Ronkonkoma

Over 600 personnel, including state troopers, civilian foresters, military reservists and teams of bloodhounds, swept through the dense, tangled pine barrens of central Suffolk County.

Dragging hooks and dive teams plumbed the depths of Lake Ronkonkoma and dozens of isolated kettle ponds.

Searchers systematically excavated historic root cellars, abandoned colonial wells and sand quarries across a 50 square mile grid.

The search turned up rusted farm machinery, colonial relics and stray animal carcasses, but not a single trace of Alice Parsons.

Yeah, that takes you back.

Every wrestling practice at Sachem High School in Lake Ronkonkoma, New York, the coach, who was a former Olympian at Iowa, and that's why I didn't start, he had me, go on the side with Tiny, go wrestle Tiny.

He played Blackwater every Saturday practice.

Oh, wow.

We used to go to this place in a town called Ronkonkoma, New York.

There is a lake there, Lake Ronkonkoma, and there's a town there.

In part of the town, there was a trail you could drive off the main road and go up this trail into the woods.

And you could literally drive for about 15, 20 minutes through these woods.

It's

quite a journey from Lake Ronkonkoma, especially here.

I was at my stepdad at the practice was over.

I had to find out which gym he went to.

I went out with the guys and I had the beers.

And about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, I was crossing this huge field in Lake Ronkonkoma, Long Island, and it was about 102 degrees.

And we got over to the ladies' room, my daughter and I, and we went into the bathroom.

And I went into the cubicle, I slid over the lock, and I fell down.