around 4:30 or 5:00, i started calling her. you re not here yet, sandi. it just wasn t like her, and i was feeling frustrated. the hours went by and still no sandi. vicky s frustration turned to anger. but then she started to worry. around 7:00 that night, she began working the phones. we started calling greg, and then we started hospitals, the police. we were just on the phones. we were worried. vicky and her husband kept sandi s kids at her home that night. did you sleep at all that night? probably not much. i don t remember. it s a fog, it s unreal, where is she, what happened to her. so, the next morning, still no sandi? had to get up and get ready to go to the birthday party. just told sean, it s okay, your mom will be there. meanwhile, greg johnson was looking around his home. there was nothing to indicate that sandi had left in a hurry and somehow forgot to tell anyone,
failed a polygraph test. yes, they did. lots of people in town were turning in that direction. after the weeks sandi went missing, her dear friend vicky fulkerson thought greg was somehow involved. the police came to me and said things to me that think maybe he did. what did they tell you that made you suspect greg. well, he didn t pass test, people at a work party had heard them fighting, just enough, could he have done it? cops were starting to think so, especially when they considered the domestic incident that put greg in jail, that argument the dealership the night before sandi disappeared, and the possible money motive. given the history with greg, was the family immediately looking to greg as a possible suspect in this? yeah. were there some family members convinced greg must
dealership to prepare for the party. sandi s husband greg says she was always a mom first. everything was about the kids. so, everything revolved around the kids. how excited was she to be a mom? i think she was really excited. i think that s what she wanted. yeah, she liked it. sandi had a plan. the kids would spend the day with vicky while she zipped around town. that morning, she left vicky a message on her phone. you can pick up sean s birthday cake after 3:00 today, and i ll be down right afterthat. i ll probably see you after 4:00. talk to you later. but 4:00 came and went and no sandi. vicky s hands were full with her kids and sandi s. at first she wasn t too concerned. around 4:30 or 5:00, i started calling her. you re not here yet, sandi. it just wasn t like her, and i was feeling frustrated. the hours went by and still no sandi. vicky s frustration turned to anger. but then she started to worry. around 7:00 that night, she began working the phones. we starte
what happened to sandi. that true mystery, what happened to the vibrant young mom who vanished from a seattle suburb endured for years. those who loved sandi johnson, those who longed for her return, waited almost two decades for answers, and a slice of justice. the story starts in april 1996. april 26th, to be precise. a friday. in the seattle area, the weather was doing what it does in this part of the world, clouding up and spritzing rain. that day, sandi johnson, a 28-year-old wife and mother, had a to do list as long as her arm. she was going to run and do all her errands that day to get ready for her son s birthday party the next day. vicky fulkerson was a friend of sandi s. they bonded in the hospital after their sons were
and carla carlstorm. greg had not done well on a polygraph test. so they asked if he would take another test. so, he called a lawyer and the lawyer said you need to stop talking to police right now. and so, he did. must have been a big red flag for police? yes, i think it was. i think whenever someone flunks a polygraph test, police get suspicious and want to go at that person harder. greg may have lawyered up, but the detectives used the polygraph tests to turn up the pressure. they told your sister you failed a polygraph test. yes, they did. lots of people in town were turning in that direction. after the weeks sandi went missing, her dear friend vicky fulkerson thought greg was somehow involved. the police came to me and said things to me that think maybe he did. what did they tell you that made you suspect greg. well, he didn t pass test, people at a work party had heard them fighting, just enough, could he have done it? cops were starting to think so, especia