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>> she had been in love with him for six years. >> it was getting rough with marcus. >> he joined the army. he was a ranger. >> he went to iraq and afghanistan. >> when was the last time you actually saw her? >> she woke me by knocking on his windows. >> i said what the hell have you done with my sister? >> she was irrational. she told me she would commit suicide. >> we haven't eliminated any one. >> i think somebody she knew. >> this was the worst thing that we have ever been through in our entire lives. >> in the town it will never be the same. >> this is an incredible mystery. >> it's a mystery that still shocks the small southern town of georgia seemingly without a trace tara vanished leaving no

clues but a long list of possible suspects. i went to priscilla when she disappeared in 2005. she had a complicated romantic life and a recent breakup. somebody knows something. >> this is small town america. >> located in the center of the peach state georgia is-- ocillas a town of 4,000 people. it is quiet and two red lights and just small. there's acreage and farmland and ponds. >> the area is famous for growing sweet potatoes.

she pays tribute to the crop with the ms. potato pageant. >> great place to raise kids. >> somehow whether you are akin to them or work with them everybody is connected. >> on the other hand everybody knows everybody's business. people who sneak around and get caught. >> every family has the secret and towns have the secrets. they are always willing to do anything that they could do to help somebody. >> it was in 1999 when 24-year-old tara grinstead moved to ocilla. she had grown-up in another small town 50 miles north. >> she grew up in hawkinsville georgia. she was a very energetic little girl. >> after divorcing his wife fay

tara's father billy married connie grinstead in 1997. she became thel:w step mother t both of his daughters tara and older sister anita. >> tara was always setting goals for herself. she always knew what she wanted in life. she was willing to work as hard as she needed to to achieve their goals never got discouraged no matter how long it took. >> contest nant number 2 tara grinstead. >> she started doing pageants in high school. she started doing it to get scholarship money to go to college. >> tara's older sister. >> we didn't come from a family with a lot of money. she w that was one reason she started doing pageants. oo we were very close considering the age difference. i was 14 when she was born. >> growing up together in

hawkinsville big sister anita supported tara's pageant dreams. >> she decided she wanted to be a contestant in miss georgia pageant one day. in order to do that you had to one one of the miss georgia preliminary pageants. to show you what sort of person she was she competed in 19 preliminary pageants in a four-year period. >> here is a determination paid off in 99 she was crowned ms. at this particular time ton. the night she won the ms. at this particular time ton pageant was probably one of the hap nest times of her life. >> she will be going to the miss georgia pageant representing all of you. >> she was to compete in the miss georgia pageant which had been her goal for four years. >> they competed with usual commitment and focus in the statewide competition. >> you are judged on swim wear,

evening wear, talent. you have an energy it's a lengthy process and a lot of things you have to prepare for. >> what have you done to prepare for this? oo what haven't i done? i have worked on interviews and exercise and shopped for clothes and clothes and get prepared for a lot of hard work this week for miss georgia. >> what was her talent? she sang. she was an amazing singer. very exciting time for our family. >> all owe pageants would long remain a pageant should also have pageants. >> she always said she wanted to be a history teacher. she went from georgia southwestern state university. >> she grat waduated with teach

degree and got her master's degree. >> she got her first job in ocilla. >> once she got there she fell in love with the town. >> we are a very small community. if you work at our school you aren't just someone who comes in, teaches a class and walks out the door. >> wendy macfarland was tara's teacher at the high school. >> you oengross yourself in the school and go to extra curricular activities and hang out with the kids after school. she was someone who just really embraced our way of thinking. >> she was my cheerleading coach and also my 9th grade geography teacher. >> she was one of tara's former students. >> i admired her as a person.

instantly i was so drawn to her. i just thought this is somebody i want to be like. she was magnetic. >> in addition to a job in ocilla tara also found love. her object of affection was the son of the school's superintendent. >> marcus harper was the boyfriend she met maybe about a year, six months or so after she had moved to ocilla. he was a police officer for the ocilla police department. >> you thought when you first met him marcus was what? >> he was really nice. he spent christmas with us, exchanged a lot of stories about his police work and things he did. he seemed a little bit cocky. she seemed very happy with him at the time. >> a year after the relationship marcus changed careers. >> he joined the army trained to be a ranger. >> he went to iraq and afghanista-![ñ$p'd was a ranger?

>> right. >> there were long periods of time they didn't get to see or talk to each other. i am sure that was hard on the relationship. tara was ready for marriage and marcus was not. she had told him that she felt like she needed to move on if things weren't going to workout. i think she was kind of trying to maybe put a little pressure on him to commit to the marriage. >> she had been in love with him for years even though she broke up she had a hard time letting him go. >> marcus returned from deployment and was seen driving around town. not a couple tara was devastated. >> thursday morning october 20th we exchanged e-mails i had just sent her one just to say i was thinking about you today hope you have a good day and i love you. she wrote back and said thanks it's been rough lately with marcus. he's back in town and he didn't

let me know. he doesn't want to see me any more. it has been difficult. >> saturday october 22nd, 2005, still in emotional turmoil tara nevertheless had a whole day of activities planned. >> she had been helping students get ready for the pageants8fkyñh is the sweet potato pageant. doing her hair and makeup at her house. >> that evening after the pageant she went to a friend's house to a southern barbecue. she seemed on the up swing. >> when tara walked in the door that night she was smiling and seemed happy. well the old tara is back. >> the barbecue was the last time the teacher and beauty queen was ever seen.

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sweet potato contest. >> senior homecoming representative. >> she went to a barbecue at this house a few blocks from her home. >> about 11:00 that night tara told the people at the cookout she was tired after working with t girls that afternoon and going to the pageant. she said she was going to go home and watch a video of the pageant. ee oo the next day she had plans to meet up with her mother fay andrea woods. >> she was supposed to come that next morning. tara didn't. her mother and i were extremely worried and scared. i think we are hoping for the best praying that she was just tired from the night before. >> so sunday night she was due with your mother. >> mother started getting frantic when she didn't call her back any time sunday night. >> worried sick tara's mother called a family friend who worked in law enforcement. >> who is keith dikes? >> a police detective in a small

town near hawkinsville. he called a number of times. and he drove around midnight to ocilla. looked around her house and left his business card. i think he left maybe 15-20 messages on her house phone. >> monday october 24th over at erwin county high school students and teachers began their day. >> i have morning duty as i do every morning. all of the teachers come down the hall as they do i am greeting everybody. that particular morning one of our fellow co-workers came up and said hey has any one seen tara this morning? nobody had. >> i was running late and the school secretary called me. >> sandy mcclure taught at the same school as tara. >> she said tara was missing. i said what do you mean tara is missing? she said, no one knows where she is.

i tear into her house knock on the doors bang on the windows and her car is there. tara never went anywhere without her car. >> when she didn't show up in class we knew something wasn't right she never missed a day and not tell us before hand. >> we knew something was very, very wrong. tara is too committed to her students. there is no way she wouldn't have been at work without calling somebody. >> on the morning of october the 24th i received a telephone call. >> billy hancock is the chief of the 12 man ocila police force. >> iñ!xç immediately drove from police department approximately five blocks away and arrived at tara's house. what i saw when i first arrived was tara's car was obviously still parked under the car port. i saw the neighbor standing in the front doorway eawaiting my

approach. >> my neighbors had a key. >> joe and myrtle? >> yes. they had a key. they met the chief of police. >> the neighbor told me he had already been inside the house and tara was not there and he was concerned about her whereabouts. i began to search for tara. inside the house luke did this and she had been there earlier was no longer there. they had had a pageant the day before where girls were getting ready inside the house, curling irons and this sort of thing laying in the bathroom and july rye and that sort of stuff laying around the bed was unmade. phones still charged in the bed. >> we were still at school so we didn't know what was going on. we didn't intentionally keep it from the kids but we didn't broadcast it. there were scary scenarios going through people's minds. we didn't want to alarm the kids if we didn't have to.

we knew something was wrong. >> investigating the disappearance would have been complex. >> we have a small department we didn't have a crime scene technicians. they had close relationships. the ocilla pd called in gbi. >> gbi received request for assistance at 11:00 am on october 24th, -j2005. >> gary rothwell is a retired special agent of the gbi. >> i hadn't realized it was a major case so i sent everyone in it the office to understand. >> we had a forensic team coming in. >> the circumstances were such that the behavior did not match tara. it was clear there was a problem. that said we couldn't eliminate the possibility she had gone off on her own was upset or left for

some other reason. >> i think a lot of people in the beginning that knew she had been upset about the situation between her and marcus thought maybe she decided to get away for a while. >> i assumed she needed alone time. >> this happened on the heels of the infamous run away bride case in atlanta. >> a girl about the age of tara was engaged and she got cold fight and left. they had her missing and she was on national tv and it was a big thing. >> people that foul play occurred and she was found in albuquerque key alone in her free will. >> because the emotional statement tara had been in the previous week we weren't sure what may have happened. >> tara's case went national and the media got involved. >> did they notice it was broken? the sister may have knocked it over two weeks ago.

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>> during the last week of october 2005 the sleepy town of ocilla had woken up and sprung into action. 30-year-old tara grinstead their

neighbor, teacher and loved one had vanished without a trace. >> after she was declared missing on a monday the whole town immediately centered around let's figure out what wick do. we even met at the hospital and we all searched. >> we all went looking for her and did fliers. it is not a huge town but it is a large area of country. >> what makes it very difficult is the number of bodies of water. >> there are a lot of swamps and ponds and places that are difficult to get to. they searched as good as they could. >> there are a lot of abandoned wells. >> wells in which a body could be deposited. >> we checked every well in the

county. >> the investigation focused on a few mysterious ones found. >> i went walking along the front door on the pathway lying in t in the grass i saw a latex glove that seemed out of place and not normal oochlt will oo that's something you don't mind on a crime scene every day. >> i think a latex blov would be something unusual? >> it was a blue latex gov one you would see in law enforcement. >> she had no latex gloves anywhere. >> filt her dog was still here. >> the next-door neighbor told me she heard dolly barking about 2:00 a.m. that sunday morning. she said it was very common for doll bee to bark off and on during the night. that particular night she said that doll by just kept on barki. she was not stop. >> two weeks after she dispiered i was in ocilla. her sister took me into the house. >> when they went into the

living room did they find anything tipped over? >> no they did not. >> did the kitchen look out of sorts in any way? >> other than the beauty pageant she helped eight girls get ready other than this thing in the kitchen it was basically how it normally looked. >> the bed looked as if it was shept slept in or never been made. there was a lamp next to the bed the shade was as skew looked like it was off angle broken at the base. >> this is the lamp, correct. >> it could have fallen on the floor like a piece was missing. >> there were a lot of people talked about seeing a black truck in tara's yard. even talked to one of the neighbors who lived about a block away who actually said he saw a black truck there that he

did not recognize. i don't think that they have been able to track down the driver of the black truck. we don't have any knowledge of who it could be. >> a black pickup truck in rural georgia is exceptionally common. we didn't have any better descriptors than that. that was something we kept in contact and attempted to identify but weren't able to conclude anything based on that. >> any one have that happen kind of vehicle? >> marcus had a truck at that time. >> some people wanted to say it was him. the neighbors said it was not the same type of truck that marcus was driving. >> tara's ex-boyfriend the investigation immediately focused on him. >> marcus harper was the love of tara's life. he was something that we certainly had to look at closely and we did from the outset. >> the police weren't alone tara's sister anita had marcus

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army ranger who was in ocilla at the time. marcus spoke to me about their relationship. >> we dated for about five and a half years. >> when you say dated was it serious or casual relationship? >> it was acv we did not date other people. i was honest with her when i said i had no intentions of marriage because of my career. >> did this come a time when this dating relationship ended? >> yes. she told me she felt like it was time for her >> you are getting dumped essentially. >> more or less. >> were you ep set by th-- upse by that at all? >> at first. we continued to remain friends but i felt a little rejected the a first, but i brushed my shoulders off and went on and started dating other people. she asked several times about rekindling the relationship. i told her we could stay friends

but i didn't want any kind of commitment. >> you were rejecting her essentially at this point. >> pretty much. >> did she accept that. >> how many times have you talked to gbi? >> four, five times. >> they have asked you for things and asked you to talk you have provided all of it. >> at the time i spoke with marcus's lawyer thomas. >> marcus called me one day when this first broke out and told me that he had been going to the jail and tara's sister was there and made an accusation against him. >> i said, what the hell have you done with my sister? >> i felt concerned that accusation had been made down at the jail in front of the officers he might need some assistance. >> is there anything that your client has knotted agreed to do that the gbi asked? >> marcus harper was cooperative. we secured dna samples polygraph examinations, fingerprints all of the sorts of things we did

with any one else associated with tara that we deemed important enough. marcus. >> he gave police an alibi for the night tear roy was last seen. he first visited the waut house bar. he spent late evening driving around ocilla in a cop car on police patrol. something allowed in a small town. >> we interviewed everyone we could identify having associated with him during the time and that alibi held up. >> when was the last time you actually saw her? >> the 149 of -- 14th of october around 9:00. >> what were the circumstances? >> she woke me by knocking ohhen my windows. >> is that something common where she would knock on your windows or not? or is that unusual? >> it's not unusual.

but she was crying and was upset about something. she was very irrational. she told me that if she found out i was dating someone she would commit suicide. >> i didn't want to think that, but in the back of my mind i think it's possible for anybody. >> there were rumors going around town that tara possibly had committed suicide. i think that started because everybody knew she was upset about the situation with marcus. i have never believed for one minute that tara committed suicide. >> we reached out to marcus for a new statement on tara's disappearance but did not receive a reply. >> when we looked into tara's background we learned she was a 30-year-old beautiful woman with a social life. we identified about a half a

dozen men with whom she had gone out or some sort of romantic involvement recently. >> the investigators also looked at a former student of tara's named anthony vickers. >> there was a 20-year-old former student with whom tara had some sort of relationship that was very suspicious to people that knew her. most suspected there was a romantic involvement. >> i think he was very infatuated with tara. she had spent extra time tutoring him. i think he had a bad family life. he saw that as that newer fewering as maybe something romantic. >> there was an incident where anthony came over to tear rae aw -- tara's house beating on the door trying to get her to open the door. >> did the student actually get into the house? >> no he did not. >> was she home at the time? >> she was home. neighbors called the police. she was trying to gtalk him int

leaving before police got there. >> he had been arrested on a trespass kind of charge at tara's residents 6 months before she disappeared. this was something we had to look at. >> there was more. >> we had established she had a relationship with a police officer from another jurisdiction. >> that officer was keith bikes. he was the man tara's mother asked to check on her daughter that sunday when she failed to show up for lunch? >> anything unusual about him at all. >> no. >> you don't suspect him of anything? >> no. i have known him his whole life. he was very disdrought over her appearance. >> everyone trying to show hem into the scenario. he had not have anything to do with this. he did not. >> we have included man pee people we have looked at had close associations with her many passed polygraphs and had alibis. tara's social life was

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>> in it the days and weeks after tara grinstead vanished her close friends and family were investigated according to the bureau of investigation. a >> tara's sister did her own investigation and found a private investigator from north carolina. >> once the word got out that i was around asking questions about tara's case i wasn't welcomed that much. i was not well received the ocilla police department. >> they began to look at all of the information. the blue latex glove remained an important clue.

>> i think it was 10-15 feet in front of the front porch. >> we took the glove to the crime lab in atlanta where it was carefully processed by several different divisions. what was done with the glove ultimately resulted in the recovery of dna evidence as well as finger print evidence inside the glove. we had fingerprints and dna. >> we were surprised we were able to receive those pieces of information. >> any one we thought they had potential viability for tara's disappearance we had swabs of their dna and on many they obtained major finger print information. rat last count 200 people had been swabbed for the dndna. >> the fact sha hee had taught

school for 8 years she had competed in over 30 pageants across the state of georgia. she had gone to two different colleges. it has been entered in the national data bases the dna hadñ so far there had not been a match. >> i am not convinced it wasn't planted there to divert the attention away from the real culpr culprit. >> we are concern the glove was associated with someone who was involved in the disappearance of tara grinstead. >> there was another mystery. >> tara told the people at the cookout that she was tired after working with the girls that afternoon and going to the pageant. shedz going to go home and watch a video of the pageant. >> i have pursued it pursued it

and pursued it. where he don't know if somebody told her we were going to drop off the copy to her or if she said that as a way of politely excusing herself to go home. >> tara he is homeless frented a stran -- presented a strange set of clues. >> her doors were locked but her purse and keys were not there. >> her car was parked under the car port. >> her bank accounts were not touched those were clues she had not disappeared voluntarily. >> days and weeks and years passed by without hmanswers. at least twice the information came in that gave friends and family home. >> there was a tip that came in about a possible sighting it was in the birmingham area. my heart was pounding because my first thought was maybe someone did abduct her she had gotten

away from her. >> that information didn't leave anywhere. another kip came in from anthony vickers the very student raised for criminal trespass at tara's house. >> anthony received a phone call and it was hard to understand the person. he thought it was tara calling. he called the police and maybe the gbi and everybody got involved. they were able to track down the person who made the call and it was somebody from another town and it was a wrong number. >> then something which shocked everybody in 2009 four years after tara was last seen. >> we received notice somebody made a u tube posting and blocked her face out electronically and claimed they had killed tara !j we had to a lead follow whether we believed it

credible or not you had the one claiming to have killed the person you had been looking for for four years>> if i first got the call he had posted what he did on-line it was diff stating to me. he started posting on the internet calling himself the catch me killer claiming he had killed about 16 people and eluded to the fact that tara was one of them. he wrote horrible poems about how he slit her throat and how -- or something about he co screams into the night. >> we were able to trace the youtube up load ultimately to a man in gainesville georgia by a name of andrew hailey. >> was he tara's

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>> in 20099 family and friends of tara grinstead were in shock. a young man named andrew hailey was posting videos on-line calling me the catch me killer. >> he claimed to have killed 16 people and eluded to two specific victims one was 4-year-old jennifer kesse who disappeared in orlando florida in 2006 the other tara grinstead. >> he had to be taken seriously. you have somebody who is missing and here's somebody claiming that they did it or have the information about it so you have to at least follow through to make sure that it is not connected to >> we tracked hailey down and learned he had made these postings both from the residence and hospital room where his wife

was being kept as a patient. we executed search warrants ceased the computer and clothing he wore or cameras he made a video with. >> he was playing the mystery clue game to see how many followers he could get. >> he was tried in a court convicted and sentenced to time in prison. >> i am not aware of anybody who wanted to harm tara. i don't know of any enemy she had. there have been people called persons of interest because they knew her or had contact with her. there has never been anybody who had been in the investigation. >> we don't know of any one responsible for tara'st disappearance.

>> almost 10 years passed since her disappearance. they receive add new tip to search a pond in a nearby county. they found nothing. authorities are no closer to solving this case. >> her file is probably the largest case file in the investigation. there's a saying the bigger the file the less you know. with the dna match or finger print match with the glove or something i can't anticipate that will meet the variables that make all of the other information make sense. >> i believe this takes the before. the strategy that has been used for nine years in this case obviously has not worked. that's obvious. it is time to try something new. >> i want this case to be solved. i have no fear whatsoever if someone solves it and finds out i did something or forgot to do

something that could have solved the case earlier. it will kill me that is what happened but i want the case solved. i don't care any more. >> this is the worst thing we have ever been through in our entir life. we go to bed every night wondering where tara is and every single morning with the question where is she? >> the hardest thing is the mystery and the unanswers. even if we never found tara i would feel some peace if i knew what happened/!ú to her and whs responsible. >> tara's dispier reins leave a leaves -- disappearance leaves a small scar. >> not sure about team marcus. team tara or just if is tore tara people they knew marcus did it and tleehere's a group of pee who don't think marcus did it.

>> the stuff i learned in her class i never would forget. and the site i didn't know we had at the school was her pageant. she loved pageantry. ever since then the pageants haven't done well i didn't think they would do it well. the school used to have they didn't do it any more. i think somebody she knew to be honest with you i feel like maybe one day the truth will come out. >> it will never be the same. hopefully one day tara will come back. >> tara's case may only be solved if new evidence surfaces or the dna or the glove points to a specific suspect or if someone in ocilla who knows something talks. tara grinstead made the beloved figures for the small georgia town. her friends and family would

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