A massive hurricane forced the evacuation of North Carolina's Outer Banks.

Some of the evacuees were suspects in a murder investigation, and police had to find some way to get them back.

The Outer Banks of North Carolina is one of America's favorite getaway destinations.

Nearly seven million people visit these beaches every year.

The beaches are very nice, lots of good restaurants, real family-oriented place.

In 1993, Janet Suclary came to Nagshead, North Carolina for a week's vacation, along with her brother Robert and several friends. Janet was 35 years old and had recently broken up with her boyfriend.

Janet had a previous 10-year relationship with someone. It just never was totally right for her.

It had to be perfect. And she never found the Mr. Perfect that she was looking for.

On their last evening in town, Janet went to dinner with her two girlfriends.

Later, they went to a nearby nightclub.

The girls decided that they wanted to get home.

They were tired, and they wanted to pack up.

Janet was still having fun and was partying.

So they left her with the car because she was going to be basically by herself.

And they knew that she would be easier to drive back while they walked together.

At dawn the next morning, a sanitation worker found Janet's body on the beach, just 10 yards from the front of her hotel.

She was only wearing a blue denim top with no clothing below the waist,

and she was clutching a pair of white denim shorts to her neck area.

A rape test kit proved Janet had been sexually assaulted.

Next to Janet's body was a pair of men's size nine tennis shoes with gray socks inside.

It was very odd that there was this rape and murder on the beach and this pair of shoes within 30 feet of the body.

This was just sort of a bizarre fact to me.

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