here is dennis murphy with "secrets of lake seminole. " >> lake seminole. an hour outside florida's state capital is deep south. fishing, hunting country with spanish moss on the oaks. in season, the duck hunters are out before dawn. and it was there in the year 2000 on a december morning, an experienced outdoorsman named mike williams went duck hunting. it was the 30-year-old hunter's sixth wedding anniversary and there'd be a stay at a romantic b&b that evening. but the morning hours were his to hunt. >> that was his outlet. that was what he enjoyed. >> the thing is, he never came back. seemed to simply vanish. his wife, denise, called around to family. it was already late afternoon when mike's brother nick got the worrying news. >> there was gonna be a search already starting over at lake seminole. so we called a friend of ours and we went together. >> mike's co-worker, christie garrett. >> mike is very skilled. i mean, he is a very skilled hunter, and we thought maybe he's had an accident. >> as a cold front moved in, a formal search began on the 30,000

here is dennis murphy with, the figure in the garage. >> look closely, top left of the screen.ded figure walks away from the camera. who is it? what are they doing? why are they there? minutes later, a truck pulls in. a different person walks out. his name, we know. don fluitt. it appears that his trash can was tipped over. he pulls it back up. >> you look at him, and he is fine. he is happy, healthy, picking up his trash can. and then basically, the garage closes. >> and that was the end of his life, basically? >> yes. >> 9-1-1 emergency. >> hi, yes. we are at my coworkers house, and we found him in the garage. >> the neighbor's security camera captures these images, and left a mystery. >> that was one of those moments where you kind of get the chills and you think, i think we know when it happened. now, we just have to figure out who. >> and, why? >> there was just nobody that i could think of who would want to hurt him. >> albuquerque, new mexico. thousands of people come here every fall to watch the colorful hot air balloons sail through the desert sky. for others, it is ju

here's dennis murphy with "she never left. " >> she'd been gone from his life, unaccounted for, for more than 20 years. his mother, bonnie. >> it was odd to be the one that found her. >> because you'd spent a lot of your life looking for her, right? >> yes, sir. >> there's a poignant video of the mother and child's last christmas morning together. december 1992. the boy, aaron, was 3 1/2. >> yes! >> we can watch that later. >> you've seen maybe some home movies and some old pictures? >> yeah, recently i've seen a christmas video. >> you like that? >> yeah. >> it didn't trigger any memory. >> no memory goes with that? >> no, sir. >> can't remember so much as a touch or the sound of her voice. but this story is all about memories. memories lost. memories later testified to. had the child, now a grown man, really seen something as terrible as all that? this is a boy's story like few others. go back in time to january 1993 in jacksonville, florida. it's just after the holidays, and there's an argument going on inside that modest starter home on dolphin avenue. the young wife, just 23, is res

here is dennis murphy with "before the storm. " >> the woman captured on security camera moving ghost like from one room to the next is 37-year-old crystal mcdowell, a real else state agent from baytown, texas, it's thursday, august 25th, 2017. at 7:35 a. m., crystal gets into her black mercedes coupe and backs out of the driveway. looks like she's on her way to work, but crystal never makes it to the office that day. texts, phone calls and emails go unanswered. when crystal's extended family gathers later that evening to watch a paper view boxing match, cousin jade cherry says they we aren't sure if they should be annoyed or concerned. >> it was the night of the > that doesn't make sense. >> he's like no, like, she's missing. no one has talked to her since 7:00 in the morning. i was like that doesn't mean anything. her phone is -- her phone could be broke. she's busy. >> crystal's aunt a local beauticia

here's dennis murphy with "the ultimatum. " >> the long road to prima ballerina. the dreams of thunderous bravos. the cascade of roses, begins for the youngest of dancers in a ballet school of tutued 10-year-olds. stretching, stressing. >> it's very disciplined. >> an athletic discipline of concentration and body control. learning poise under pressure. >> it took a lot. especially when we were young. to stick with it. but it was worth it. >> a ballet academy in upstate new york was where amina raj got to know her friend karrie neurauter. >> i met karrie when she was 8. she was very sweet, very bubbly personality. >> both of them were girly girls, but wanted to grow up to be like their dads. >> our dads were both engineers. so we were both going to become engineers. and be professional ballerinas on the side. >> and everyone could see that karrie was very close to her dad, lloyd neurauter. every saturday he'd not only drive his daughter to class in corning, new york. he'd stay to help out. >> he was the only father there that was bringing the kids in the morning at

here's dennis murphy with the sting. >> the mesmerizing story of dalia, with a fittingly preposterous ending, begins in a place where conspicuous consumption and the envy index are as high as the humidity. palm beach, florida. >> it is the winter wonderland of the wealthy. you can drive over the bridge and immediately feel the rarefied air. the mentions, the hedges. >> palm beach post senior editor jan tuckwood, says some mainlanders can't resist the want to be a lot of palm beach. >> most people on the mainland are influenced. that richness is right there. and how can they get a piece to piece of it? >> over the bridge, past the interstate, newlyweds dalia and mike dippolito lived in a quarter million dollar condo in high and dry boynton beach. not exactly the same zip code as palm beach. but perfectly fine for two up and comers. dalia and mike had big dreams like any couple young and in love. aspiration. she had a 20,000 dollar diamond engagement ring. he had a porsche in the garage. their story for public consumption, the g rated version, was love at first sight. michael is an inte

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