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Hi there, everybody. I'm Debra Roberts with today's 2020 The After Show. It was a cold case for nearly a decade.

Bonnie Woodward went missing in a small town in Illinois. She was 47 years old, the mom of four, and she just disappeared.

The investigation revealed that Bonnie's 17-year-old stepdaughter had run away just weeks earlier.

Authorities later uncovered that Heather had been staying with a family from church,

Roger and Monica Carroll and their 16-year-old son, Nathan.

Heather eventually shows up fine.

Police also discover later that Roger Carroll drives a silver car matching the description of the one Bonnie had been seen getting into. And his fingerprints were found on Bonnie's truck, but authorities didn't have enough to charge him with murder. That is, until Roger's wife and son offered some valuable clues years later. What a story. Well, joining me to talk

about the story is my colleague, Juju Chang, co-anchor of Nightline, who reported on the story for 2020,

and Juju, just the title alone stopped me in my tracks. I have killed for you. It's just chilling.

It is a direct quote that the wife quotes

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