hi, mom. this woman had gone out to get the mail and disappeared in her pyjamas the case was never closed. it was consuming all of us. the individual was wearing a baseball cap, hoodie with the hood pulled up and large mirrored sunglasses. oh, my gosh, did this really happen? i m like, no, dude, i can t do this. there was a scream. a drop of blood came from her nose. it was like a game. he was a part of this game. we re done with the games. it needs to stop. it needed to stop. michigan snow blankets field and woodland with silent beauty, sometimes encasing ugly secrets hidden beneath, never meant to be disturbed until finally they re revealed and all is made clear. i know a lot of people say, you wanted to find her. yeah, i wanted to find her, but then it was going to become so real to me that maybe you don t want to find yeah, yeah. start with the mother of two who vanished as she stepped outside her door to pick up mail. she wasn t there, and
michigan to northwest ohio. april 25th had been a chilly night in van wert, ohio. the man who walked in the front door of the walmart was easy to remember, according to the walmart security officer. despite the weather, he was wearing a loud shirt and flowery hawaiian shorts. that s the customer entering right here in the striped shirt. there he is right here. what is this a clip of? this is associate rebecca hill with the customer following her. reporter: jurors watched intently as the video showed doug marching through the aisles. at the defendant s table, the accused knew what was coming next, an inventory of the items he bought that night. he picked up a shovel, gloves, a tarp, and a hat. can you tell what s in his hand? this appears to be a shovel and the tarp in his left hand. reporter: the clerks at walmart had no trouble remembering the customer.
child bad mother. was it odd that your daughter would ve left her children alone? it was more than odd. it was something that would not happen. reporter: after sketching out the last day that things might ever be normal for venus parents, the prosecutor turned the clock back 24 hours and moved the scene from michigan to northwest ohio. april 25th had been a chilly night in van wert, ohio. the man who walked in the front door of the walmart was easy to remember, according to the walmart security officer. despite the weather, he was wearing a loud shirt and flowery hawaiian shorts. that s the customer entering right here in the striped shirt. there he is right here. what is this a clip of? this is associate rebecca hill with the customer following her. reporter: jurors watched intently as the video showed doug marching through the aisles. at the defendant s table, the
watching doug marching through the. alice and the defendants tabled the accused knew what was coming next. an inventory of the items he bought that night. he picked up a shovel, gloves, a time, and had. what does he have in this? and this appears to be a shovel and a tarp as often. that looks at walmart had no trouble remembering the customer. most people weren t wearing shorts at that time. donna stiffer a cashier in the lawn and garden section remember approaching the customer who looked like he was going to a law. i said welcome to walmart gonna help. you and the first thing i think he asked for was live. why would you ask for a lot? if you throw lime on anything that s taking, it could almost ask like how base king soda would, to observe. orders donna told that they didn t sell, i she said he granted and kept on. moving minutes later he was back at a register to check out. do you remember with that