. - i played, it was ashley/amber and it was short by a woman by the name of rebecca rojer and she was doing her thesis at harvard. - so, it was just a little part in somebody's film that most people didn't see, right. - no, no, most people didn't see it, i'm sure. - right, but your first big part was, in fact, orange is the new black. - it was orange is the new black, yes. - so, talk about that. how did you get that part? what did you imagine it was going to be? obviously, we're in the new world of entertainment today where the three networks, in my day, when i was your age, i was even younger than you. you think somebody's on television in a successful program it was one of the big networks. there was no streaming service. there were no disrupters in this world. - right, which has been really great because it's really given so many of us the opportunity to play and to have a place in this world. - leaving aside the question of whether any of the networks ever would have run this show, or could have run this show because one of the things about the streaming services is it's more like

i knew immediately that it was bad. >> reporter: amber got word to sister ashley and they raced to their mom's home. when there was no answer at the door, they called the police. captain hally dispatched his lead detective, jackie nichols. >> there were several people in the front yard, rachael's daughters, and they were frantic. i searched the house looking for any type of evidence. >> reporter: nothing, huh? >> no. >> the last time i had seen her she said that i think this will end in my death. >> where was rachael anderson? an all-out search is about to set off a string of alarm bells. when we return, the first ominous clues. >> the vehicle was left unlocked with her purse in plain sight with the keys sitting in plain sight. >> what woman leaves her purse behind? >> it was a bad sign. what if there was a paint... ...that had the power to awaken something old... ...or painfully dated... ...or something you simply thought was lost forever... ...because it could form a strong bond, regardless of age... if a paint could give any time-worn surface stunning new life... ...you have to wonder