True Crime Vault: How'd You Rather Die?

She walked out and she said, "I love you, Daddy." That's the last time I ever heard her.

Her missing poster is up all over town.

What were you looking for?

Anything and everything.

Dave Neese called me and said, "Tom, we have something."

And what were you thinking when you saw her head flash on that screen?

There was no evidence of a kidnapping.

There was no abduction.

There was no ransom.

We're combing through everything, just hours and hours dissecting every picture, every message, everything.

If she got angry, she would put those tweets out there, too.

"A girl, a girl, a bitch, a bitch." And I'm like, "Who is she talking about?"

No one realized how bad it was growing, the friction of two versus one.

She said that she had to tell me the truth about what happened last night.

Would you guys rather suffocate or get shot?

I don't think that most kids play Would You Rather in terms of how would you rather die.

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Monroe County 911.

Do you have an emergency?

I, I don't know if it qualifies for emergency or not.

To me, it is.

It's the phone call no parent ever wants to have to make, a desperate 911 about a missing child.

I have a 16-year-old daughter who has not been home, hasn't went to work.

Can't get ahold of her from any of her friends.

I am scared to death.