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Up next, a young woman doesn't make it to her planned destination.

They tracked her path. Did she go off the road? Was the weather bad?

The search is on, but hundreds of miles need to be covered.

We alerted all the road deputies, everybody in the area, to be on a lookout.

After the victim is located, the search for clues continues.

There's a lot of gullies, ravines, canyons.

It would be an area that's very difficult to search.

The first case would just hit a brick wall, and I just was so frustrated over that.

But a cryptic note on a gravestone, a tip from a concerned neighbor,

and a new piece of technology finally solved the mystery of what happened to this young woman.

Music As Easter 1888 approached, 18-year-old Lisa Kimmel was getting ready for a long-planned ski trip with her family, most of whom lived in Billings, Montana.

Lisa, who lived in Denver, Colorado, had made this trip many times to visit her family.

But this time, she was taking a detour.

She was picking up her boyfriend in Wyoming.

Lisa was coming home, and she was going to stop and Cody to pick up Ed to bring him home to introduce him to the family.

So that would have been our first meeting.

A drive of some 600 miles promised to be a bit of a slog.

But Lisa had many reasons to look forward to this trip.

One was her new Honda CRX sports car.

Lisa was very proud of the CRX that she bought it with her own money.

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