what happened to a vivacious young woman and bring answers to the mother who loved her. i was always proud of her. she was a real fighter. lindsey eckland arrived on july 22nd, 1980. she was the youngest of three. maybe that fighting spirit isn t visible in her photos, but her mother, nancy, says it was always there. lindsey had a passion for animals. she helped out in her spare time at a local shelter. kim davidson, who worked at lindsey s middle school, remembers young lindsey also had a sense of compassion. it was freezing cold and i didn t bring a jacket that day and i felt these little hands up on my shoulder, and a sweater come up around me. i turned around and it was lindsey and she said, i just can t stand sitting here watching your shiver. and lindsey gave back in other ways. her mother said lindsey would lie about her age so she could give blood. remarkable in itself because lindsey struggled with her own disabilities.
the mother who loved her. i was always proud of her. she was a real fighter. lynsie ekelund arrived on july 22nd, 1980. she was the youngest of three. maybe that fighting spirit isn t visible in her photos, but her mother nancy said it was always there. lynsie had a passion for animals. she helped out in her spare times at the local shelter. kim davidson who worked at lynsie s middle school remembers that she had a sense of compassion. i was freezing cold and i didn t bring a jacket that day. i felt these little hands up on my shoulder and a sweater come up around me and i turned around and it was lynsie, and she said i just can t stand watching you shiver. lynsie gave back in other ways. she would lie about her age to give blood. her left lung was paralyzed. left leg impaired.
character. she didn t show up on either day. reporter: the evidence whisperer wasn t at either of those interviews, but watching them helped him solve the mystery of what happened to a vivacious young woman and bring answers to the mother who loved her. i was always proud of her. she was a real fighter. reporter: lynsie ekelund arrived on july 22nd, 1980. the youngest of three. maybe that fighting spirit isn t visible in her photos, but her mother nancy says it was always there. lynsie had a passion for animals. she helped out in her spare time at a local shelter. reporter: kim davidson, who worked at lynsie s middle school, remembers young lynsie also had a sense of compassion. we were standing outside and i was freezing cold, and i didn t bring a jacket that day. and i felt these little hands up on my shoulder and a sweater come up around me. and i turned around and it was lynsie. she said, i just can t stand sitting here, watching you shiver. and just wrapped me up in