i'm shannon melendi. welcome to our special segment on-- anne martinez vasquez: when i look at that video, it's definitely a sweet memory. i look back at how just innocent we were. luis melendi: shannon was someone that wanted to live. dennis murphy: but then came that phone call, way back in march 1994. shannon melendi's little sister, monique, was just 13 years old. and i received a phone call from her roommate. dennis murphy: shannon was midway through her sophomore year at emory university in atlanta. monique answered the call at their childhood home in miami, and on the other end of the line was athena, her sister's college roommate. athena was very distraught and was asking me frantically if i had heard or spoken from shannon. dennis murphy: shannon hadn't been seen or heard from in more than a day. now, are you starting to do the calculation, even at the age of 13, that this is trouble? i was. i knew immediately that something was terribly wrong. dennis murphy: monique hung up with the roommate and