a teenager disappears. come home. police. amber never made it right then. somebody had her. kept us up at night. going over in your head, what happened in front of the school? then another gone. she s such a good girl. she needs to come home. there s a lot of desperation. maybe she s tied up somewhere. maybe she s being held captive. two missing girls, one man. a secret. did you get any sense of the sort of personality you are dealing with? yes, psychotic. he came up and it came right here, the edge and he says, right there. two families, two mysteries. two journeys for justice. if 11 can be learned from amber, then i wanted out there. on the evening of february 12th, 2009, in a hillside house north of san diego, count fournié. the negotiation was finally complete. the girl had one. i made her writer one page letter to me, and she made it two pages but repeat yourself multiple times to make it longer. i m like, okay. she pestered her mother, kar
of john gardner, the defining evidence now that he was somehow involved in amber s disappearance was not going to be easy. yes, gardner was a known sex offender who in fact lift two miles from the school, police here in escondido edward about contact as they do with all sex registers. but there was no reason, said captain to suspect him. in every one of those contacts, he was in compliance with a sex registry requirements. he was not in the area of where she went missing. he was not in the area where the sightings were. and, he was not considered to be high-risk. unofficially at least, though there was as everybody would discover, much more to learn about that. gardiner did have a brush with the law in the spring of 2009, after amber disappeared. a woman in a parking lot flagged down a police officer to complain he had been following her in the car.