[tense music playing]

[woman] She had been missing 21 years when they finally found me. I was only 17 years old when I put my daughter up for adoption. Throughout my life she was always on my mind. When I found out she’d went missing, I thought, “I gotta find this kid alive.” I don’t care if I have to walk over God’s green earth to do it. If I couldn’t do anything else for her, I was gonna do this.

[dramatic music building] I couldn’t find the adoptive parents anywhere.

[man] I came across this site where amateur sleuths could collaborate online.

[woman] That was the game changer. I saw the fire and I walked right in it. And that transformed me. What is that?

[man 2] Aundria disappeared. She was gone.

[woman] There’s the story that they’re telling you, and then there’s the likely story.

[man] Cathy may have been very close to crossing some lines.

[Cathy] I could just feel it in my bones. That was her mother’s instinct. I just went Jerry Springer, baby. She’s a pit bull with lipstick.

[Cathy] Suddenly, everything just started happening.

[woman 2] I think our stories may be connected. It looks very similar to the truck that I was kidnapped in. I could take you back to the place where this happened.

[woman 2] There’s more victims. There’s just too many coincidences.

[Cathy] There’s going to be an answer to this.

[music swelling]

[Cathy] I am going to find her.

[dramatic music playing]

[music fades]