we have an east-west highway running right through corvallis.rally you could drive five miles from corvallis and be in a very remote area. in the deep woods. absolutely. kate snow (voiceover): but despite the odds, within days, investigators were hot on someone's trail. coming up-- so i'm imagining red flags are going off all over the place when you start getting this information. from our perspective, every red flag went off. kate snow (voiceover): a police search turns up a terrifying checklist either. someone is planning a very heinous mutilation sexual assault crime and murder, or it's a fantasy. but either way, it's extremely important to us in our investigation, and very startling. kate snow (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. nearly a week into the head-spinning hunt for their daughter and sister-- hundreds of volunteers combed through this-- kate snow (voiceover): --brooke wilberger's family somehow kept their unfailing optimism afloat. how are you coping? are you praying together all the time? i think that's all we could think to do

what happens here at corvallis police headquarters when you find that out?sort of an amazing day. that's the smoking gun. that's the nail in the coffin. narrator: the wilbergers returned to corvallis to get the news themselves. and they said, we got a dna confirmation that brooke's dna and his dna were in the van together. did you break down? no, you know, you just-- you get up for certain things. you're-- you just steel yourself for that. and it was like, yes, you know? and then-- and then i-- of course, i sobbed the whole way home. narrator: the dna evidence had revealed details no mother should ever have to hear and no witness had yet disclosed. it was the nature of the dna evidence, which told an even bigger story. narrator: benton county, oregon district attorney john haroldson. the dna evidence was in the form of bodily fluids, which were co-mingled. that told us a story, in terms of what had occurred in that van. narrator: the co-mingled dna indicated brooke had been raped. so joel courtney was charged with that crime, in addition to kidnapping and mu

. >> maria corvallis has lived in the country for almost 30 years is ready to cast her vote in november. for her, the stakes couldn't be higher. [ spe aking in a global language ] >> reporter: corvallis isn't alone. the conversation around voting is alive. it means the director of operations at amigos of guadalupe means it is important for the community. and we need to vote. we have a very, very low percentage of people that are able to vote here in the south. and so i feel the issue is because they don't feel their vote matters, right? but we are here telling them the vote matters for us, right? the people that we cannot vote. >> reporter: according to a 2018 research study, about 55% of latino adults say they worry they, a family member, or close friend could be deported. in the 2020 election, a record 16.6 million latinos cast their votes. making up 13% of the total electorate with upcoming elections, the latino voters are expected to play a pivotal role in shaping the outcome as they feel the need to protect our communities. just like maria corvallis is planning to do this year. [ s

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