times. these are the early morning calls? yeah. and and i m like, whose number is this? reporter: the worried parents suddenly found themselves playing detective in the very real case of their missing daughter. we googled the numbers trying to figure out what they went to. reporter: and they got a hit. the numbers heather dialed belonged to a man named sidney moorer. they figured that had to be the ex-boyfriend bri had mentioned earlier. and terry was like, i m gonna call. i m just gonna call him. wow. i said, terry, you can t call somebody in the middle of the night. reporter: he did anyway. on the other end, a man answered. the way terry recalls it, the man was not happy. i said, you know, you don t know me. i said, but i m heather s father, heather elvis. and before i could get the next word out, i m gettin i m gettin cussed out left and right. like cussing about what? nothing. just just cussing. he s just you know, don t [ bleep ] call m
calls. yeah, and i m like whose number is this? the worried parents suddenly found themselves playing detective in the very real case of their missing daughter. we goggled the numbers trying to figure out what they went to. and they got a hit. the numbers heather dialed belonged to a man named sidney moore. they figure that had had to be the ex-boyfriend bri had mentioned earlier. terry is like i m going to call. i m just going to call him. wow. i said you can t call somebody in the middle of the night. he did anyway. on the other end a man answered. the way terry recalls it the man was not happy. i said, you know, you don t know me, but i m heather s father, heather elvis, and before he could get the next word out i m getting cussed out left and right. like cussing about what? nothing, just cussing. don t call me, you know. i don t know what you re talking about. i don t know this person. okay. that s a very odd reaction.