>> around 10:30. >> where had brooke wilberger gone? why couldn't anyone find her? brooke's mom was about to learn of her daughter's disappearance in a phone call with one of her sons. >> i said, where is brooke? and he said, we don't know. i said, what do you mean you don't know? he goes, we don't know where she is. i said, spence, don't tease me. what are you talking about? and he said, no, seriously, mom. we can't find her. and right then, i just had this chill go through my whole body. >>> coming up, a whole community turns out to search for brooke while the police start their investigation by focusing on her family. >> stephanie was just grilled about, you know, where was she? did you do it? >> when "bringing brooke home" continues. >>> on a sunny, spring day in corvallis, oregon, the clock was ticking. 19-year-old brooke wilberger had disappeared about 10:30 a.m. as she worked, cleaning lampposts in the parking lot of the oak park apartments. just a block away from the bustling campus of oregon state university. at 1:00 p.m., her sister stephanie got worried wh

>>> in the months after joel courtney had emerged as a suspect in brooke wilberger's disappearance, brooke's mom had desperately tried to hold on to the hope that her daughter was still alive. but cammy wilberger's heart was finally giving in to what her head was telling her. >> i just had this sick feeling, even though i would never give up hope, you know, my motherly hope was always there. i knew deep down that she was probably gone. >> and it would be another mom in another state who would move the story forward. joel courtney had already been interviewed by the fbi but refused to answer any questions. and when shown her photo, denied ever knowing brooke. but when confronted by his own mother, courtney came perilously close to a confession. >> she actually asked him, point blank, joel, did you do this? and he said, it's not really what it seems like and i'll never be held accountable for this. >> he said that to your mother? >> uh-huh. >> they'll never hold me accountable for this? >> uh-huh. >> why did he say that? >> because i don't think he feels the need to be held accountable for the