Unfound's first episode debuted on the first Friday of September, 2016.

Yes, five years ago today.

During that time, this program is covered about 225 missing persons cases.

To recognize this anniversary, you get to hear the first interview I ever conducted.

And after, I would examine in depth the possibility that Israel Keys is responsible for this disappearance.

I'm Ed Densel, and this is Unfound.

And on the phone now, I have Mrs. Mary Lau, the mother of Suzanne, welcome to the show, Mary.

Thank you.

Let's start with you just talking a little bit about Suzanne, what was going on in her life at the time.

Maybe a little bit about her upbringing, her education, her interests.

Well, Susie was born in April of 1978, and right from the beginning we kind of knew she had a lot of intelligence.

My husband always said he could see that in her.

And as she grew up, by the time she was about nine years old, she was writing poetry.

And from writing poetry to wanting to, you know, she started to hear about computers.

And I think our first computer was a Texas instrument computer, and she really was fascinated with those.

And she really got into the computer area, and eventually would take computers apart and rebuild them.

And how old would she have been at this time, a teenager?

She was a young teenager, maybe 13, 14 years old.

She was the only kid in school who actually knew anything about computers.

At the time in school, they were just getting one into the library.

It's a fairly big school district, but, you know, the libraries in the different schools had one computer.

And if it would break down, nobody knew anything about computers, and they would call Susie to come and see if she could fix it, which she usually could.

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