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You. >> the supreme court has made it pretty clear, if someone declares they want an attorney, the interview is supposed to stop until one can be hired or provided. but in this case, larry was walking a line, believing that asking for a lawyer isn't the same as wondering if you need one. corinne loomis was watching from another room. >> reporter: were you holding your breath when he said that? >> yes. this was a make or break interview. if he didn't confess, he was going to walk again. >> "the night lynsie disappeared" returns after the break. disappeared" returns after the break. let's be hon...

Her daughter was missing. nancy ekelund began handing out flyers and counting the days without lynsie. ticking them off on little post-it notes. she also went to talk with a detective from the police department. nancy wanted them to know about her lynsie, how they were best friends. it was a speech the detective had heard before. >> sometimes parents give you the idea this is an idillic family life because there's a fear that if they don't paint a rosy picture, we won't look for them. >> reporter: that you won't work hard. >> that we won't work hard.

Nancy, no matter what version of events you believed. and police still weren't telling her anything. nancy, during all this time, feels like she's been sort of cut out of the loop. >> yes. >> reporter: like you're not telling her anything, maybe you're not actually working on it. >> right. >> reporter: whatever you are doing, you're certainly not sharing it with her. >> nancy was pretty angry. we worked this case diligently for a long time. at some point you hit the wall. >> reporter: at the time, there were nine detectives in placentia working everything, drugs, gangs, rapes, murder, and cold...

Left leg impaired. did she talk about how she became disabled? >> she brought it up to me and said she was in a car accident and was thrown when she was a little girl. but very matter of fact, not poor me or not anything like that. >> reporter: but growing up, she needed so much care. her mother nancy was with lynsie like her shadow. >> somebody had to be with her 24 hours a day. >> reporter: that was you? >> yes. it was her and i alone. she was my only purpose. in my life, it was to make her as normal as she could be. >> reporter: by the time kim met lynsie, her dad and brothers had modify --...

Name from this to this. by high school, there were girlfriends, even some boyfriends. and by the time she was 20, after so many years of mom and daughter being each other's best friends and confidants, lynsie began to keep some things in her life to herself, like where she was really headed. one night in february, 2001. does it make any sense she would lie to you about what she was going to do to you that night? >> i have never known her to lie to me. but you don't know what you don't know. >> reporter: it was a friday night, lynsie was in college part time and working, but still living at hom...