people? they are searching their company areas. they are searching the installation. it s like she vanished into thin air. i want her back! this has turned, the story. her family said she was being sexually harassed by a superior. this kicked off the hashtag, i am vanessa guillen. want my sister. women are coming forward saying that you were sexually harassed in the army. enough is enough. we need to change this. the trends are going the wrong way, it s really tearing at us as an institution. a man who is out digging holes sees what he thinks is human hair. miracles can happen, i will say, please don t let it be hello and welcome to dateline. vanessa was living her dream while keeping close to airtight knit family and serving in the military. then she disappeared. as soldiers search for the missing soldier, their quest for answers would shine and spotlight on an ugly truth. but would it lead them to vanessa? here s voices for vanessa . i couldn t
want my sister. women are coming forward saying that you were sexually harassed in the army. enough is enough. we need to change this. the trends are going the wrong way, it s really tearing at this as an institution. a man who is out digging holes sees what he thinks is human hair. miracles can happen, i will say, please don t let it be hello and welcome to dateline. vanessa was living her dream while keeping close to airtight knit family and serving in the military. then she disappeared. as soldiers search for the missing soldier, their quest for answers would shine and spotlight them ugly truth. but would it lead them to vanessa? here s voices for vanessa . i couldn t believe this is happening to me. it was the scariest part of my life because i was alone. reporter: so many were quiet for so long. i was harassed, sexually assaulted, raped and physically threatened. this man that i physically trusted, i felt violated and stupid. reporter: but
Thin air. I want her back this has turned, the story. Her family said she was being sexually harassed by a superior. This kicked off the hashtag, i am Vanessa Guillen. Want my sister. Women are coming forward saying that you were sexually harassed in the army. Enough is enough. We need to change this. The trends are going the wrong way, its really tearing at us as an institution. A man who is out Digging Holes sees what he thinks is human hair. Miracles can happen, i will say, please dont let it be hello and welcome to dateline. Vanessa was living her dream while keeping close to airtight knit family and serving in the military. Then she disappeared. As soldiers search for the missing soldier, their quest for answers would shine and spotlight on an ugly truth. But would it lead them to vanessa . Heres voices for vanessa. I couldnt believe this is happening to me. It was the scariest part of my life because i was alone. Reporter so many were quiet for so long. I was harassed, sexually a
but as the number of days without vanessa grew, the family wondered if the search lacked urgency. so they kept pressure on investigators and searchers, even looking for her themselves. it s a matter of time before somebody, you know, actually confesses something. or we find a way to find her ourselves. we were searching anywhere, printing posters, putting them everywhere, calling people. reporter: dateline posted a missing in america article, reaching hundreds of thousands of people online. the family didn t let up. but they say the army wasn t much help. that they got very little information from fort hood. they were like, we can t help you anymore, because there s no information. there is no tips going on. but, that s your job. reporter: the family said their conversations at fort hood disturb them. they felt ignored, that the army wasn t sharing enough details, and that the search
enforcement help. but as the number of days without vanessa grew, the family wondered if the search lacked urgency. so they kept pressure on investigators and searchers, even looking for her themselves. it s a matter of time before somebody, you know, actually confesses something. or we find a way to find her ourselves. we were searching anywhere, printing posters, putting them everywhere, calling people. reporter: dateline posted a missing in america article, reaching hundreds of thousands of people online. the family didn t let up. but they say the army wasn t much help. that they got very little information from fort hood. they were like, we can t help you anymore, because there s no information. there is no tips going on. but, that s your job. reporter: the family said their conversations at fort hood disturb them. they felt ignored, that the army wasn t sharing enough details, and that the search was still moving too slowly. we started protesting. telling them that we