On the morning of June 3, 1991, Dennis and Ioni Huber woke up like it was any other morning.

Their daughter, Denise, had attended a concert with a friend the night before, and it seemed

she hadn't returned, but she was 23 years old, and her parents always gave the young woman

her space.

Still, she was a very considerate person, always letting them know when she was going to

stay somewhere else.

Trying not to worry, Dennis and Ioni assumed she got busy and just forgot.

As time passed with no word from their daughter, Ioni began calling friends and family.

When she discovered that nobody had heard from her, they began to panic.

They called local hospitals asking if there were any patients that matched Denise's description,

but found nothing.

A call to the local police found no record of an accident involving a blue Honda Accord.

By that evening, with friends and family being no closer to locating Denise, one of her

friends went out searching.

Tammy Brown was one of Denise's best friends.

She was so worried that she got into her car and drove the route that she thought the

Denise would have taken.

She knew that Denise left the concert and dropped a friend off before heading home.

Instead of taking the Pacific Coast Highway to Newport Beach, Tammy thought that Denise

would have taken I-405 South, then used Highway 73 to get home.

She drove along the interstate, slow enough to scan the side of the road.

She was looking for anything that looked like a clue as to where Denise had gone.

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