still hurting and waved him off. i was like, never mind, i m not going to eat it anyway. reporter: as matt left to run some errands, fran snoozed, figuring matt would wake her in time for the barbecue. i woke up at 5:47 and i called him. he didn t answer, and i texted him staring at my phone waiting for him to refly and fell back asleep. reporter: she called him twice more. she remembers the exact times. 7:31 and 9:01 and got his voice mail. she was starting to freak. even six hours in, you thought something bad had happened. right because he always answers or calls me right back. so i started calling the police stations and hospitals. reporter: over at the landrys barbecue, the salmon tasted great, but matt and fran were no-shows. still, no one thought twice about it. i knew she was running a fever, and you don t really feel like doing much, especially, you know, going over to parents house. reporter: meanwhile, matt s friends were getting as worried as francesca. th
yes, we knew that after they had him and they were interrogating him. it was a big boost of energy. when he was telling us, it was so uplifting. we are about to get it back, it s great. is everyone sitting by the phone waiting for the call? yes. pacing. lewis lead detective allison on the nail-biting road trip 30 miles out of town, to the last place he claims to have seen beverley alive. a shed on the side of the road. what are you thinking as you re approaching the shed? that there s a really good chance that she could be here, or you re not so sure? i m hoping like hell she s in there. but we go in, and she wasn t in there, and she had never been in there. it s such a let down. it was bad. but lewis wasn t done. he had a captive audience and he knew it. he took the police to a new location, a house about 35 miles away. and he says, this is where i initially took her, after i abducted her. and as soon as we
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