mike m marshall: m my dad wasa worlrld championon steer wrere. i was raraised rightht, realy to belieieve in god d and cowb. at an early age, i knew i wanted to be a rodeo cowboy like my dad and his friends. jennifer brown hyde: chohowchila was a wowonderful plplace to g grow up. we'd catchch frogs. we'd g go roller s skating dodown the hilills. we'd go play in n the mud in the i irrigation n ditche. ththe town hadad no crime,, no crimeme at all. larrrry park: itit's one off the few w towns in a america that hadad fewer barars than it t had churchches. [chuckles] as a child, gogod was vevery real toto me. spspeaker: by y the power of our living god. larry park: we had angels, demons. i could imagine satan's army. my dad said that we all have a guardian angel that keeps those demons at bay. you imprprint that o on a ththree-year-o-old's brainn and d there's just no doubt. lynda carrejo:o: at the titim, wewe were in s summer schoho. we didid arts andd craftsts, ceramicscs. we g got to go s swimming. i have a large family. i'm third youngest in a fa

mike m marshall: r reporters a l over, askiking me whatat happe. i started d to talk toto, and then j just out ofof nowhe, prinincipal tatutum stepped d d said, why y don't we j just ge him a brbreak, boys?s? you know, , let him gogo home andnd get some e sleep. and so w we got in the car r and left.. there was s my chance e to telle worlrld what hapappened to g gg out t and everytything, and i didndn't do it.. i i let the grgrownups do o . ed ray: 7 7 o'clock, we got dugug out. i handeded the kids s up to te other r boys, and d we got ou, and wewe all got h home safe. [a[applause] rereporter: asas miraculououy as t they had didisappeared, ththe childrenen of chowchcha rereturned to o their parere, due toto the heroioic efforts of theheir bus dririver, ed r. larry papark: we werere home, but the e kidnappersrs were stl out t there. [jet whirring, sirens blaring] ed batates: we hadad 100 agentnt there, folollowing leaeads on o mimight have d done this.. had d all the ststate. i hahad all the e fbi, and my own n people, ofof course, t . lynda cacarre

. >> i was t telling people,e, m marshall d dug us s out. itit was mike e that d dug us o. >>>> that day,y, i c could seee mimichael was realally depresss. >> i rememember thinking to o myseself, why am i feelingng li this? whwhat's wrongng with meme?? hey,y, you know whatat? who cares. we all gotot outut.. we'r're all out.t. that's w what matters. i felt guiuilty for fefeeling b. >> mikike wawas not going g boa about t what he did. ththat just wawasn't mike.e. >> all the childldren know. we all knonow the story. we w were there e for it. soso we dodo know whatat evever didid, and everybobody's r role. but i i don't thinink any of us really wenent out and spoke. we werere just c children. >> we wewere stillll just tryiy prprocess whatat happened.d. >> thahat day wawas susupposed a day of honoring g us. ththey put a plalaque in there all ofof ourur names, but a a l us were e still in t that hole. >> when we got home, i thought life would be okay. even though the kidnappers were actually arresteted, it didn't stop my mind from going over what's happened,d, what could he happe