i had to grow up without one. in an instant she was gone. and it changed everything. she dreamed of a career solving crimes, but crime claimed her first. gut wrenching pain! my daughter, please, please don t let this be true! home alone on a sunny afternoon she vanished. we just said, oh my god! isn t this one of her earrings? earrings in the carpet. ribbons on the ground. tire tracks on the lawn. there was evidence of a violent struggle. what had happened? and who was behind it? everything was a mystery. was she still alive? was she not? it tore us apart. for years they demanded answers, a struggle each day. then came the cold case squad with a new bag of tricks. i always felt that this was a case that could be solved. they wanted justice just as bad as we did. as a mother she fought and fought and fought. we just never gave up. don t mess with a mother bear. hello. welcome to dateline. tara ord was just 19. a beautiful young woman with bi
for me. i live my life without ever seeing kathy again, without seeing her beautiful smile or having her come running through that door and say, what is for dinner? i will never have any kind of parole from that. that is my life sentence. she is serving it one night at a time because in the wee small hours in the morning still call to mary bennett, reading the bible and waiting for dawn while the whole wide world is fast asleep. leep hello, i m craig melvin, and this is dateline. hello, i m craig melvin. veronica ord: i was, what happened to my sister? hello, i m craig melvin, and this is dateline. this is dateline. i was robbed of my sister.