I'm Lester Holt tonight on Date Line something new this summer we asked our

Correspondents to look back on their most memorable stories tonight. It's Josh

Manquit's turn Josh Lester this is a case that stayed with me for years the

case of Maribel Ramos. He said your sister didn't come home. She just

vanished. Yes. I was worried. Did you think that find her? Yes. I did. This was

something I'd never seen before. A person who was missing making sure they

were recorded in their own words. I wish I could fly a crime. She's good. I

look great. Something had happened to make her pretty scared. Yes. She was

in danger. What was she so afraid of? Or who? You got a roommate who maybe has a

crush on her. You got a boyfriend. You got an ex-boyfriend who's suddenly

back in life. There were a number of potential suspects. Absolutely. The way the

suspect was finally caught very smart detective work. He knew a lot more than he

was telling us.

Tonight a new look mystery in Orange County. Orange County, California. On TV it's

a place of sun, fun and privilege. It's where the real housewives first aired

their dirty laundry. It's long. It's wrong with me. It's you. Around here you get

the sense that everyone's rich and white and lives in a mansion with a view of

the Pacific. But step back from the coast and you'll see the Orange County that

isn't on TV. Not as wealthy. Not as white. Full of those who came here from

somewhere else chasing a better life and finding it in places like Santa

Anna. A mostly working class immigrant community in the shadow of Disneyland.

It's the part of the OC where people know that to survive they'll have to work

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