. >> jimmy traced stacy's route to bastrop but found nothing. he turned to curtis davis, a fellow bastrop police officer for help. >> i come to work and i walked in and saw jimmy and his first words out of his mouth was "stacey's missing." you could see in his eyes something was wrong. and he sensed it. >> that morning, police found jimmy's pickup truck abandoned at the local high school. bastrop police chief david bored was one of first on the scene. >> when we found the truck and didn't find stacey in it or anywhere around it, we now had a missing person that we believed was in danger. >> police found signs of a struggle. on the ground outside the pickup, a broken piece of stacey's leather belt. >> jimmy fennell recognized that as being part of a belt stacey had worn. also he noticed one of stacey's tennis shoes in the truck, so that was very concerning. >> but few other clues were found, and the only fingerprints on the truck belonged to stacey and jimmy. >> we knew she had left getting to highway 21 and to bastrop and to loop 150, so those w

. >> reporter: richard overton was born in bastrop county.35 years old -- >> yesterday, december 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> reporter: the japanese attacked pearl harbor, throwing the united states into world war ii. overton enlisted nine months later. he joined an all-black military unit in 1942. becoming a skilled sharp shooter. overton rose to the rank of corporal, serving in places like pearl harbor, okinawa, and ee woe j iwojima where he came under fire. >>> after the war ended, overton retired and built his east austin home when the city had just 100,000 people. >> big buildings, these highways, these trees. i seen all of this austin go up. >> reporter: 70 years after fighting in world war ii, president barack obama invited overton to spend veteran's day 2013 in washington. >> today richard still lives in the house that he built all those years ago, rakes his own lawn, and every sunday he hops in his 1971 ford truck and drives one of the nice ladies in his neighborhood to church. >> reporter: and the attention didn't s