taken a shower, if i would have done something else, she wouldn t have been in that situation. of course, no one could have known then that it would end up like this. . police department. i need to report a runaway. my daughter is missing. her daughter was annie grace kasprzak. although when veronica met her, she wasn t a kasprzak at all. . she wasn t even her dauts daughter. she was a client. she d been through abuse, she had a hard time trusting other people. . back in 2005, veronica was a case worker for the university s division of children and family services. her job was to find homes for kids who no longer had one. annie was one of those kids. annie has kind of a larger-than-life personality. whatever annie does, she never did small. if there was something she liked, it was huge. if she didn t, there was no question about it. drama came with it, huh?
searching for but couldn t find. she came with l.j. l.j., the guy annie had written that note to. the alleged gang member. the one chris bagshaw said annie had run away with. we had annie s entries that said l.j. we had joanna telling us about l.j. on that night, said joanna, l.j. and the girl disappeared into the garage. she assumed they were having sex. then when they came out, she saw daniel approach the girl. he asked her if she wanted to [ bleep ] and she laughed. and she was like, no. and he just kind of grabbed her head and just rammed it into the wall. she said the girl was knocked unconscious. l.j. and another friend named v tried to calm daniel down. and then the three of them carried the girl out to the garage and changed her clothes. tell me about the clothes they changed her into. there was a lot of red. that s what i remember the most. what parts do you remember
veronica and james were grateful to police, but they knew nothing could bring annie back. while we support the police department and the attorney s office and we appreciate all the work that they have continued to do, it does not change what happened. february 29th, 2016. almost four years since annie s murder. and darwin christopher bagshaw s trial was just a week away. he had refused to talk to police and pleaded not guilty. we were preparing for trial the following week. and i got a phone call that chris s attorney scheduled a hearing that day. jaclyn, now a sergeant with the utah state police, ran down to court and barely made it in time. when she got there, she saw chris standing before the judge. the case is set for a change-of-plea hearing today. are we going forward with that, mr. brown? yes, we are, your honor. there was no deal offered, just a change of heart. are you pleading guilty to
they could test the shoes further. it appeared the bottom shoe, both shoes, were soaked in blood. it seemed like damning evidence. but after testing that blood further it came back with two males and two females. again, nothing you can take to the jury. right. six months passed and more dead ends. it had now been two years since annie s murder. i was starting to think maybe we re not going to actually solve this case. but jaclyn was tenacious. she enlisted the help of a cellphone expert, a former homicide expert named cy ray. you see that and think how can you not get involved. he review 35,000 of chris bagshaw s calls and texts. one call stood out. an incoming call at 9:01 p.m. the night annie was killed. what actually stood out is we see these 25 handoffs. handoffs, the signal bouncing from tower to tower.
all of this cool stuff. she was wanted, happy, making memories. opening gifts on christmas morning. her first trip to the beach. not that everything was perfect, mind you. there was still definitely a, i m going to test you. as much as you say you love me and you re keeping me, i m going to make i don t believe you. how would she challenge you, for instance? just the quintessential, i m not going to do what you say, i m going to do whatever i want. a psychological tussle going on there, huh? mm-hmm. which only intensified when annie entered her teen years. she was about as boy-crazy as i could imagine. she always had a boy that she liked or that liked her. and it was never a, here, let me see. it s, oh, i m so in love with you, this is forever, i couldn t imagine anybody being more amazing. she was very all-in. but annie was also into her education and her future.