May 25, 2003, Salt Lake City, Utah.

18-month-old Assacia Bishop was visiting with her great-grandmother on Memorial Day weekend.

Also visiting on this day was Assacia's grandmother, Kelly Lodmill. Despite only being left together for minutes,

Assacia and her grandmother went missing, reappearing in Idaho Falls, Idaho, where Lodmell would

be seen running into a power plant, claiming Assacia had fallen into the river and drowned.

Investigators would determine what actually happened was a fouled murder-suicide attempt.

But the family maintains Lord Mill would never deliberately harm Assacia.

And instead, the drowning is a fabricated story.

They believe Assacia was handed over to another person to raise.

Unfortunately, no sign of Assacia has ever been reported to this day.

This is Assacia's story.

Assacia Patience Bishop was born October 29, 2001. She would not only be the couple's first child, but the first baby in the family.

Everyone was obsessed with the little girl.

And when I say she was adorable, if you look up the definition

of cherub in the dictionary, it should have a picture of Asacia. She was a deliciously chubby little girl

with these gorgeous, massive blue eyes and a tuft of beautiful blonde hair. Assacia would become your

normal happy active toddler. By 18 months old,

her father Adam would describe her as spirited and smart. She was not only walking but running.

She was beginning to learn how to talk. She loved going to her great-grandmother Linda Loddmills

farm. She would chase after the animals

and had learnt to say duck and bird. She also loved doing something that I wish my children

still loved to do, and that was cleaning. She loved to grab the vacuum cleaner or the

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