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On December 31st, 1997, at a New Year's Eve party, Cheryl Shepard was proposed to on-live TV.

Two days later, she disappeared and was never seen again.

Host David Ritchand heads to Hamilton, Ontario to investigate the case.

Someone knows something, season 2.

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I remember hunting this is Accused, the unsolved murder of Elizabeth Andes.

On the last episode.

They have lost that sewing kit. They've lost the scissors. They've lost the clothing from best.

They've lost everything except paperwork, paper written reports and so forth.

Well, they say they've lost it.

I give that no credence whatsoever until we've done everything we can do to check every single possible place it could be.

Including the court reporter who was in charge of the case.

We found cases where the court reporter took it home and put it in a garage afterwards.

We're coming to the end of this series, at least the end of the planned episodes.

If we're lucky and we reach the right people, maybe we'll have drummed up some of those new tips I was fantasizing about in episode 1.

And we'll have to come back, record some updates, maybe even report on a trial, fingers crossed, right?

For now, I'll try to tie up as many loose ends as possible.

Because in truth, that's been a lot of the reporting process here.

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