but yesterday we saw a black vice president who is a woman announce a vote to send a black judge to the united states supreme court, the first time ever. i m just wondering, given all of the challenges we have had, what does that moment mean? oh, it meant so much to me. i have three daughters, two granddaughters. i really sat down with them two years ago, a little over two years, and i asked them what before the south carolina primary, and one of the things had to do with the supreme court, the fact no black woman had ever seriously been considered and that there were four women that had been on the supreme court. what is this about, they said to
reporter: not only was beverly s car parked in the driveway, her purse was locked inside. did you have just a grim feeling right out of the gate that this woman did not disappear voluntarily? i was hopeful, but it i did have a feeling, yes. reporter: the detective searched the vacant house. it was pitch black, the electricity was off. i got down on the floor and with my flashlight when it s dark, and you can shine a light at a specific angle, you can see disturbances in dust. there was disturbances, but it just looked like somebody had walked through there. reporter: no signs of a struggle inside, but he did discover a clue outside the front door. there was the tire track on the grass. so it looked like somebody had pulled up against next to the front door or back into the back door. the neighbor across the street had seen something. yes. she looked out the window, saw a black vehicle pulled into the driveway. and about 25 to 30 minutes later, looked outside, saw
house with a vehicle backed to the front door. i put two and two together, and that s probably where the the tire track came from. reporter: the detective found more to go on in the back of beverly s car. i found a notebook that she kept with realtor information on it that showed a listing for that house. was there anything in that notebook that was providing you with with any clues? attached to that listing was an email address and a phone number. did you call it right away? i did not call it right away, no. reporter: he didn t pick up the phone for a good reason the detective had a theory. i felt that beverly, wherever she was, she was being held against her will. reporter: if this was a kidnapping, he knew they had to tread lightly with any possible suspects. like the couple she met at the house, if they were involved, the last thing he wanted to do was tip them off. and the detective says there was someone else he had his eye on. coming up people were sa
driveway, her purse was locked inside. did you have just a grim feeling right out of the gate that this woman did not disappear voluntarily? i was hopeful, but it i did have a feeling, yes. reporter: the detective searched the vacant house. it was pitch black, the electricity was off. i got down on the floor and with my flashlight when it s dark, and you can shine a light at a specific angle, you can see disturbances in dust. there was disturbances, but it just looked like somebody had walked through there. reporter: no signs of a struggle inside, but he did discover a clue outside the front door. there was the tire track on the grass. so it looked like somebody had pulled up against next to the front door or back into the back door. the neighbor across the street had seen something. yes. she looked out the window, saw a black vehicle pulled into the driveway. and about 25 to 30 minutes later, looked outside, saw a skinny white male with short hair outside of the ho