reporter: on june 30th, more than a week after investigators searching for vanessa guillen found a suspicious burn site and the remnants of a black box, contractors installing offense in the same location stumbled upon something even more sinister. investigators have found partial human rains, about 25 miles southeast of fort hood. most of the investigative work has been happening that way. it reporter: was 69 days after vanessa disappeared. a man who is out digging holes in this area hit cement. and when he hit cement, he sees what he thinks is human hair. that is such a disturbing discovery. it s tragic. so she i. d. calls you and tries to do what?
at us as an institution. a man who is out digging holes sees what he thinks is human hair. miracles can happen, i will say, please don t let it be hello and welcome to dateline. vanessa was living her dream while keeping close to airtight knit family and serving in the military. then she disappeared. as soldiers search for the missing soldier, their quest for answers would shine and spotlight on an ugly truth. but would it lead them to vanessa? here s voices for vanessa . i couldn t believe this is happening to me. it was the scariest part of my life because i was alone. reporter: so many were quiet for so long. i was harassed, sexually
explore, the search dragged on for days. then weeks. detectives are often side by side, hundreds of searchers looking for aaron. we were digging holes, we were searching, and i was wearing t-shirts, and jeans, going into mine shafts. we were doing everything we could to help. yet, there was no sign of aaron corwin, anywhere. no clothing, no footprints, no nothing. then, detectives caught a break. then, detrick that chris took to look at knives? turns out, chris friend had taken pictures. detectives obtained the photos, and seven weeks into the search, showed them to cave doug. without skipping a beat, it s almost immediately from the photograph. it is plotting with the topper graphical map. showing us here, it immediately recognize the tower, and showed the shaft going down the shaft, and recognize that. firstly, it showed me the
my name s khalid undre, and i ve been beekeeping for 13 years. bees buzz so we started with six hives in harrow weald and then we found a place in epping forest where we could put our hives. one thing led to another and then we were getting invites from all over the place, really. so we ended up from six hives to over 300 hives. we re going to lift the frame and just see the hive and see how the bees are doing. i ve always wanted to, you know, get into growing crops and having a bit of land, getting my wellies on and digging holes to plant trees. and that sort of moved from a hobby to a bit more of a part time role that i enjoyed doing. bees buzz they re fascinating. there s so much to learn about them. as soon as daylight hits their entrance, they re out
the residents, so hopefully they will be a bit happier. the planer at the moment is removing the old road surface, so it s milling it up, cutting it off, putting on top of lorries and sending it to our recycling plant. the fact that we can t keep digging holes for getting stone, a certain amount of material is recycled back into the surface now. just to make sure everything keeps going in a circle and we just keep on going till the night s over.