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dennis murphy (voiceover): cheryl's daughter-in-law tabitha called the sheriff's office to report her missing. when tanya said she didn't show up for work, i knew that there was a problem. dennis murphy (voiceover): after that missing persons report was filed, the friends heard about a car that looked like cheryl's spotted on the side of the highway leading into tallahassee. they headed up there. tanya land: it was cheryl's car and immediately, they sent a deputy up there and just took over from that point. are you apprehensive? yeah, i was very uneasy. i knew that there was something wrong. dennis murphy (voiceover): cheryl's car was parked well off the highway. florida department of law enforcement agent annie white. it was pretty clear from the beginning that that's not someplace that she would have parked it, as well as the tire looked like it had been purposely flattened on the vehicle. dennis murphy (voiceover): an abandoned car, a slashed tire. lord, where is she? dennis murphy (voiceover): searchers, law enforcement volunteers began fanning out into the adjacent 57,000 acre apalachicola national forest, all of them with dread in their hearts. i would be devastated if something like this

so that's a big break. yes, sir, and then upon viewing that video in leon county, it was clear it was not her. this was a male subject using her card. he was disguising his face. so we knew at that point definitely that it was probably not going to be a good outcome for ms. dunlap. dennis murphy (voiceover): the disguised man made three separate withdrawals of $700. the atm he tapped was in downtown tallahassee near the campus of the state u, miles from where cheryl's car was found. so you and the team stake out the atm machine. annie white: we stayed there several days, day and night, watching the atm. and he never came back to that one. dennis murphy (voiceover): the search for cheryl stretched on for weeks. tanya land: and a lot of us went out on our own and searched the woods and went to places we thought, you know, she could possibly be. dennis murphy: but the more time goes on, inevitably-- laura walker: i just remember just-- --the fear sets in, huh? yeah, just sleepless-- dennis murphy: this is not going to end well. --nights. just because i'm thinking, if she's still alive and someone has her, she's afraid.