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that's smuggler's gulch. and this is smuggler's canyon. >> you are seeing more of an increase? >> in everything. people think it's just central american but you are getting people from all over the place coming through here. >> romania? >> everywhere, pakistan. you don't know who they are. the big issue is who are you not apprehending? they don't operate on a budget they want don't have a budget. >> right. >> you don't know how much they are putting organizations to bring people across. my biggest fear is not who we are apprehending but who we are not apprehending and americans don't understand that. >> sean, shortly after we left, the area near smuggler's canyon, over 60 people were apprehended come into country around the corner. i got the latest numbers from border patrol union. people they don't know. this year alone 39,000 got aways is what they estimate. probably closer to 40,000. where we were at in texas they estimated 17,000 got aways this year. this is a crisis in arizona. not everybody is coming from central america. we have people from all over the world. >> sean: t

. >> that's smugglers -- that's called smuggler's gulch. over there is smuggler's canyon. >> reporter: you're seeing an increase in cuban? >> people think it's central americans and all of those issues but you're getting people from all over the place that are coming through here. >> reporter: i've heard romania? >> everywhere. romania and pakistan and you don't know who they are and again>>>>, the big issue is whoe you not apprehending? because they don't operate on a budget. they don't have a budget. you't don't know how much they'e putting into organizations to come bring people across and my biggest fear is obviously not who we're apprehending but it's who we're not apprehending and america needs to understand that. >> reporter: sean, shortly after we left the area near smuggler's canyon, over 60 people were apprehended coming into the country from the border on where we were at. i got a number on the got-aways. they're guesstimating on how many. this year alone, 39,000 got-aways is what they're estimating, possibly even closer to 40,00

. >> reporter: it was late when they took search dogs into a nearby, overgrown gulch. and then -- >> i was in the one of the police cars, and they told me that -- that they had found her body. and, you know, when you say found her body, it's not the person. it's just -- it's terrible. sorry. >> reporter: they found her near a makeshift fire pit. she had been beaten and sexually assaulted. her throat, cut. >> it's this sickening feeling, that just overtakes you. and life is never going to be the same as you know it. >> and i think that it does one of two things to you. it's either going to eat you up or it's going to motivate you to find the bad guy. >> reporter: day after day, they searched for the killer. all that dismal spring. one of michella's classmates told police she saw a man in the park looking at the girls. they made a sketch, and tips flooded in. one of them seemed especially worrisome. a man out jogging reported seeing someone who looked like the sketch in a different park. a place called point defiance park. a few miles away. scouting his next victim? fear

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