you stayed in contact. yes. if he was responsible, i m going to keep that enemy closer, so i wasn t going to let him out of my sight. jonni wasn t giving up. neither was christina s stepmom anna. somebody s seen her. something is somewhere. we just need that little bit of information so we can bring her home. there were no witnesses and few leads but attention grew. plano police were leading larger and larger search parties, scouring the countryside. there was a lot of people from the community that didn t know the family, that had no connection to christina, and they were coming to support. and dozens and dozens of people in these searches just trying to find this girl. days went by with no sign of christina or her belongings. more resources arrived like a mounted search team and drones. christina s family and friends
reporter: just after midnight, mark and anna raced to the garage with a spare set of keys. i opened the door, i looked inside, you know, the car was locked and it was just a mess. and it was a mess, just like she keeps it. reporter: but no bag, no wallet, no cell phone. the car was locked. and she never got in it. reporter: now, police had to play catch up. the plano police department had a disadvantage with the four-day delay start. reporter: zeke fortenberry was a prosecutor in the collin county district attorney s office. plano police department knew that it was four days she d been missing already. and so that kind of raises a red flag that something serious might be going on. there is still no sign of a missing ft. worth woman who vanished from a plano parking garage. reporter: by this time a lot of people in north texas were hearing about christina morris. lorraine caceras covered the story for telemundo dallas. people don t randomly disappear from sho
i opened the door, i looked inside, you know, the car was locked and it was just a mess. and it was a mess, just like she keeps it. reporter: but it s always a mess? it s always a mess. reporter: but no bag, no wallet, no cell phone. the car was locked. and she never got in it. reporter: now, police had to play catch up. the plano police department had a disadvantage with the four-day delay start. reporter: zeke fortenberry was a prosecutor in the collin county district attorney s office. plano police department knew that it was four days she d been missing already. and so that kind of raises a red flag that something serious might be going on. there is still no sign of a missing ft. worth woman who vanished from a plano parking garage. reporter: by this time a lot of people in north texas were hearing about christina morris. lorraine caceras covered the story for telemundo dallas. people don t randomly disappear from shopping centers in plano. that just d
that it was four days she d been missing already. and so that kind of raises a red flag that something serious might be going on. there is still no sign of a missing ft. worth woman who vanished from a plano parking garage. reporter: by this time a lot of people in north texas were hearing about christina morris. lorraine caceras covered the story for telemundo dallas. people don t randomly disappear from shopping centers in plano. that just doesn t happen. and the fact that maybe, just maybe this could be a random act. and if it is a random act reporter: then it s really scary. it s very scary. am i the next victim? and the unanswered question, where is she? coming up, questions for the friend who left the party with christina. you don t mind if i look in your car? no, it s no problem. police were very adamant that this guy was not a suspect. if he weren t a suspect, then who was? when dateline continues. ahh. summer is coming.
the garage with a spare set of keys. i opened the door, i looked inside, you know, the car was locked and it was just a mess. and it was a mess, just like she keeps it. reporter: but it s always a mess? it s always a mess. reporter: but no bag, no wallet, no cell phone. the car was locked. and she never got in it. reporter: now, police had to play catch up. the plano police department had a disadvantage with the four-day delay start. reporter: zeke fortenberry was a prosecutor in the collin county district attorney s office. plano police department knew that it was four days she d been missing already. and so that kind of raises a red flag that something serious might be going on. there is still no sign of a missing ft. worth woman who vanished from a plano parking garage. reporter: by this time a lot of people in north texas were hearing about christina morris. lorraine caceras covered the story for telemundo dallas. people don t randomly disappear from s