He said it's like a bloody movie and it is.

It's just so intense and so deep.

You go through all these reins of emotions that you don't know, you know?

That's the first time I started to hear about my life.

I could have been an entirely different person.

It was a mind-boggling mystery for almost 20 years.

A child who suddenly vanished.

The most important thing in my life was taking for me.

Just instant horror of where is she.

What had happened to baby Savannah?

The answer would come decades later and astonish the world.

It happened so fast.

I couldn't fathom what was going on.

Imagine your mother a fugitive, your father a stranger, your home, your name, your past, was any of it real.

The first thing I felt, I just pipped my stomach, I just felt like it was my fault.

A mother's crime, a father's pain.

What kind of emotions did it stir up when you would see that crib?

You just made the car.

A daughter forced to face the shattering truth.

I was shocked and I was just terrified.

I'm lester-holed and this is Daydeline.

Here's Andrea Canning with Finding Savannah.

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