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Family wanted most were some answers. >> it's not so much that i want mike to pay for what he did. i just want to know what happened to my sister. >> at the sentencing hearing in december 2012, mike's own son echoed those sentiments. >> guilty or innocence aside, i've never wanted my father to go to prison. i've only asked if he knows anything, to please let me know. he's been a good father and a good person. if he's sent to prison today, i want him to know i'm going to miss our time together. it's going to be hard to see the world change without him. i humbly stand before the court today to r...

Her body. it was a shock, of course, a big shock. for so long the family or most of it believed mike. now in a very public way they finally knew that carol was dead and he, their sweet mike, killed her. but the whole truth, was it actually out there somewhere? so on that cold and foggy january day, mike surrounded by a retinue of cops and lawyers floated out into the mist to find carol, find whatever was left. >> if they find the cinder block in the ocean, that will give me half of the closure i need. >> she didn't get it because after the boat ride, mike admitted his ocean tale was one more l...

Maybe. but now the downside. he'd have to answer questions from john lewin. >> do you lie sometimes? >> no. >> you never lie? >> i wouldn't say never. i mean, a white lie, who knows? >> have you ever lie good something serious in your life? >> no. >> in your entire life you've never lied once about anything that wasn't a white lie? >> i'll just say not that i can remember. >> in fact, mike had a hard time remembering a lot of things prosecutor lewin asked about. >> i don't remember. i don't remember going to bed. i don't remember saying that. i don't know. >> but how on earth, asked lewin, cou...

In march of 1981, carol l a luban, a lonely mother of two, vanished, leaving for parts unknown, leaving not just her husband mike but her son, mike jr., just 10-years-old. >> i never felt that my mother abandoned mean. i never was upset with her never. i never thought she did. i don't know why. i was upset she wasn't there. i thought she would be there to show up at a graduation or something. >> but she didn't. and at family gatherings as the years went by, thanksgiving, christmases, that awful question why would she leave them remained the unmentionable elephant in the room. >> when it came t...

Off. >> has it been hard for you to accept the possibility that she may be dead? >> well, yes. >> is it made even more difficult by the fact that you cared deeply for the defendant? >> yes. >> and younger sister, terri, even though she had suspected mike for years -- >> do you still think of mike lubahn sr. as a part of your family? >> yes. >> but most anguished of all -- mike and carol's son, mike jr. >> is there anything about the way that you remember your mom that would make you think or made you feel that she would leave you and never come back and never say good-bye? >> no. >> he loved h...