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Parents after a case like this? >> that anybody can be a crime victim at any time. there are people who surf buses, who follow children, look for that child who is by the bus stop by themselves. it's a horrible case that hasn't been solved, but some good has come out of that. a man named vince juliano, he worked for a company called ad-vo. you get them in the mail. those little postcards that say, do you want your carpet cleaned, et cetera. she was the first child on those cards, and they found 200 kids because of those cards. but cherrie was the first kid that advo put on the card and they ma...

>> that anybody can be a crime victim at any time. there are people who surf buses, who follow children, look for that child who is by the bus stop by themselves. it's a horrible case that hasn't been solved, but some good has come out of that. a man named vince juliano, he works for a company called ad phone. you get them in the mail. she was the first child on those cards, and they found 200 kids because of those cards. but cherrie was the first kid that advo put on the card and they mailed billions of them. vince juliano said the movie about the murder of our son and as a private businessma...

If she's alive, this is what investigators think she might look like. >> cherrie could be married and have children and have graduated and i could be a grandmother. >> reporter: after all these years, janice mckinney still isn't ready to say goodbye to her daughter. at the cemetery, no gravestone, just an angel. >> until i see something or hold something or know something, i can't put it to rest yet. >> reporter: janice still hopes her daughter is alive. but alive or dead, she says, she just needs to know what happened and why someone would have snatched her little 8-year-old girl. randi kaye,...

Would be 34. if she's alive, this is what investigators think she might look like. >> cherrie could be married and have children and have graduated and i could be a grandmother. >> reporter: after all these years, janice mckinney still isn't ready to say goodbye to her daughter. at the cemetery, no gravestone, just an angel. >> until i see something or hold something or know something, i can't put it to rest yet. >> reporter: janice still hopes her daughter is alive. but alive or dead, she says, she just needs to know what happened and why someone would have snatched her little 8-year-old girl...