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>> it was like a lightbulb that went off in my head and i'm thinking, wow, is this too unreal or not? what would be a normal person's reaction to a child showing up at your door saying your grandmother has been killed and you're bloody and a mess. what would your reaction be? it wasn't what her reaction was, definitely. >> we ended up getting a rap sheet on her old man, which was pages and pages long. and most of the things started off with the word "aggravated" beforehand. a lot of violent-type offenses. >> melinda now had a pretty good idea who committed this crime. but she needed to find so...

>> hello. >> hello, how are you. >> john. >> it's a pleasure to meet you. >> the va told him he tested positive for hepatitis b a virus transmitted through bodily fluids. it can cause permanent damage and a higher risk of liver failure or liver cancer. >> i can't explain the feelings that went over me. i was mad, upset, aggravated. as mad as i could be at the same time. and i wanted to strangle somebody, you know. then you got to go home and tell your family something like this, you know. >> the va told bell he tested positive for hepatitis b too. >> what did you fwheel you heard that? >> it's...

Have worked for you? >> i don't feel the police have really done as much as they could have for my sister. >> why? >> they came to the house one time, basically told us that she left of her own free will because she was five months from being 18, and that they weren't really going to do anything more, but if we found her to call them and let them know. >> they said if you found her call the police? >> yeah. >> how did that make you feel? >> oh, aggravated. like we're having to do their work. their eyes and ears. instead of them being out there telling us that as soon as they find anything we w...

>> do you feel the police have been on your side? have worked for you? >> i don't feel the police have really done as much as they could have for my sister. >> why? >> they came to the house one time, basically told us that she left of her own free will. she was five months from being 18 and that they weren't really going to do anything more. but if we found her, to call him and let him know. >> they said if you found her, call the police. >> yeah. >> how did that make you feel? >> aggravated. like we're having to do their work, their eyes and ears, instead of them being out there, as soon as ...

>> how do you -- do you feel the police have been on your side, have worked for you? >> i don't feel the police have really done as much as they could have for my sister. >> why? >> they came to the house one time, basically told us that she left of her own free will because she was five months from being 18, and that they weren't really going to do anything more, but if we found her to call them and let them know. >> they said if you found her call the police? >> yeah. >> how did that make you feel? >> oh, aggravated. like we're having to do their work. their eyes and ears. instead of them be...