my name is brad denny. i'm a vice president of webcor builders. i've been with the company close to 20 years now. all the work that i've done for webcor has been in san francisco. the bulk of the work that we do is within the city of san francisco. one of our core values is the community that we build in, and one of the reasons that we get hired so often in the city is because of the outreach that we do to the community and the community communication that we do on our projects to make sure everybody is airrelevant with a of what's going on, when it's happening and exactly what we're doing. we have done hundreds of projects in san francisco. we have employed hundreds of local contractors, hired thousands of local residents to build our projects, and i -- i say this just to -- to emphasize the importance that w webcor places on the community within our organization. in all my years, in my 19 years with the company, this is the first time this has happened, and we -- we apologize, like they actually said, for any misunderstanding associated with the

. >> i remember brad dennis took a break and he looked at me, said babe, i'll be right back.. so he left. i thought something happened, they must have found something. but he said i'm going out and looking at some random evidence they found. >> reporter: but then her phone rang. a reporter with a tip from someone in the search party. >> and he told me, i heard they found michelle's body. can you comment on that? and i -- i just started shaking. i told him, we haven't found her. but i knew that they did. when i got that call from the reporter, i knew. >> reporter: but there wasn't confirmation. not yet. the medical examiner still had to match up dental records. and that the family was told could take a few days. >> it might sound really dumb now, but i still -- i was still really stubborn about it. i just didn't -- there was nothing that could tell me michelle was dead. but we all stayed in the hotel room. we were just hiding. no one knew where we were. just in a hotel room for the next few days. and then i think about four days later the hayward police came to our hotel and t