Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 6, Episode 13 - Full Episode | Forensic Files

[Music] this program is about unsolved mysteries whenever possible the actual family
members and police officials have participated in recreating the events what you were about to see is not a news
broadcast what happened to Amy billig a pretty 17 year old who vanished without a whisper in 1974 told that her daughter
had been abducted by a renegade motorcycle gang Amy's mother infiltrated the dangerous biker world only to come
up empty-handed time and time again then in 1992 new evidence surfaced that Amy Billy was still alive more than eighteen
years after she disappeared in life Walter rice was a reclusive loner in death he became a beguiling
mystery a man with no known heirs and an unclaimed estate of more than $140,000 perhaps someone watching can solve the
riddle of Walter rice it was a car of his dreams but Oliver Munson never imagined when he
bought it that he'd become a key witness in the prosecution of a suspected auto thief
however Oliver never testified just days before the trial he disappeared his family fears he became the victim of
foul play also tonight we'll take you to Syracuse New York for a heartwarming reunion thanks to our viewers a woman's
search for her past has finally come to an end joint perhaps you may be able to help solve on the street
[Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] thousands of people are reported missing every year most come home safely within
a few days those who do not or eventually presume to be dead however in the bizarre case of Amy Billy who
vanished in 1974 the passing years have produced a convincing chain of evidence that she is still alive
tonight we join her family in their search one of the strangest and most provocative cases we have ever profiled
Amy billig was 17 years old when she disappeared from her home in Coconut Grove Florida amy was an accomplished
musician and singer who also wrote poetry that adhered to a strict vegetarian diet
March 5th 1974 Amy came home from school at around noon as usual she planned to meet friends downtown for lunch before
leaving she called her father Ned at work I had me I just got home from school I'm
gonna be curtain taffy for lunch can I borrow two dollars Amy never did arrive at her father's business and she never
showed up for her lunch date I started getting a little frantic when I hadn't heard from maybe by dinnertime and I
told the friend that she had said she was going to be meeting and the girl was quite angry she said Amy never showed up
we interviewed all of her family all of her friends all of her acquaintances we did a lot of canvassing of the
neighborhood where she was last seen we did everything we could to try to find her you know we checked with hospitals
and morgues and police departments all over the state and all over the country I remember the house is like a flurry of
activity people were coming around there's a lot of people around the house trying to help out Manning the phones
and there's so many telephone calls coming in the phones seem to be ringing off the hook MA 12 days after Amy's
disappearance a frightened woman phoned with shocking news hello the anonymous caller claimed to be a
member of a motorcycle gang known as the outlaws and she claimed that the outlaws
had taken Amy during the nineteen seventies renegade biker gangs unnerved communities across
the United States susan billig learned that a chapter of the outlaw is one of the most notorious gangs had indeed
thundered through Coconut Grove about the time Amy disappeared we had to consider that maybe amy was
abducted kidnapped taken away by their these bikers but it was always controversial with the police because
these leads concerning the bikers were always vague and usually ended up nowhere however to the Billings the
biker connection offered a ray of hope a family friend who had done legal work for the outlaws arranged for amy's
parents to meet with two gang members I was frightened because I had never seen people like this before in my life and
here they are in my living room I got a feeling of revulsion and hate and love at the same time I wanted them to give
me information about my child and that was paramount I didn't care what they looked like these are pictures of my
daughter she's missing thanks Tina no look look she's she's got brown eyes long brown hair is she's 17 and she's
tall and thin they told me that these things do happen that the bikers will take girls and will sell them to one
another so very little like a credit card or takes very little to buy a girl I was told that you would help me we'll
take the picture if she's in the outlaw nation we'll let you know within two days what
you know the two bikers promised to ask other gang members about Amy but they were
never able to provide any information Amy could have been abducted and then sold
from one individual to another the old lady is a way of making money they put her out making the money either topless
dance and hooking ripping off credit cards anything that she can do to bring home the money too
many bikers women or as they called them old ladies were nothing more than property susan was stunned to learn that
if Amy had been abducted wouldn't have been the gangs first victim before I turned 13 I had been sold four times
Jeana Andrew was abducted by bikers at the age of 12 she escaped five years later I mean I was sold for money
I was traded for a motorcycle I was traded for leather chaps and that was like all I was worth pursues and billig
the thought of her daughter in the hands of the bikers was unbearable but that was where the leads pointed and that was
where she searched [Music] three months after Amy's disappearance her mother Susan tracked the outlaws to
Orlando 160 miles away there she questioned dozens of people finally the manager of a convenience store told
Susan that Amy had come in several times always escorted by at least two bikers how long though oh I don't know maybe a
month or so she came in here a couple of times with some guys did she say anything to you
no but I remember her because she was each time she came in she bought vegetarian vegetable soup and that stuck
out in my mind vegetarian soup that's her a small but stunning detail Amy had been
a committed vegetarian and Susan was now convinced that she had picked up Amy's train thank you very much do whatever if
I see her again thank you hope you find her however another year and a half would slip by before Susan got another
significant lead on january 9th 1976 amy's 19th birthday a biker whom we will call Dave contacted
Susan after seeing this picture in a newspaper they've claimed that he had actually owned Amy at one time he agreed
to talk to Susan but only at his house and only if he drove Susan there I thought I might never see my husband
again when I got in the back cup of the bike I thought I would never see Josh I'd never seen it again but I put it
back in my head and I got on a bike and I went back he was very nervous about it
he kept looking out the window to see if I had been followed just look at this picture and and tell me if that's her
can you tell me about it can you describe her so I'll know that you know her yeah she when I first bought her she
had lumps and was all drugged out and didn't talk he said she was quiet but she didn't
speak to anybody that she was afraid of everybody he said she was like mute and the word
kept coming up in descriptions of her through everything it was a scar down here most pertinent information that he
gave me was that Amy had a scar and it was a scar that was hidden on her body that I had never divulged to the police
or the press or anyone you've got to help me find her you're my last hope all right when I went into the joint I left
her a white bike with a bro I gotta find him when you find them I've got to see her I've got to talk to her we'll see no
no I have to see her I said we'll see let's go I wanted to kill him I wanted to tear pieces out of his skin but I
didn't because it was important for me to relate to him on a one-to-one level otherwise I would never find Amy
Susan could do little but wait while Dave made cautious inquiries finally he called with dramatic news Amy was with
the outlaws in Tulsa Oklahoma some 1,200 miles away Susan agreed to meet him there to press
the search for Amy concerned about about her safety we were concerned about the investigation we didn't think it was a
good idea but it was impossible ever to to try to discourage her from following up every lead no matter how dangerous
she didn't care [Music] June 1976 Tulsa Amy had been absent now for more than two years in the moment Susan that long
dreamed up seemed to be at hand dave told Susan that Amy will be delivered to the medic Tavern in the roughest part of
town I was extremely excited I called home and I packed my bags at my hotel because
I thought I'd have to run to the airport with her and we went to this dark bar where they were just bikers and people
drinking drunk and everything and he set me down somewhere and and then he walked
away from me few minutes after he walked away from me is when all hell broke loose in my bar I
was afraid that I was going to be killed Susan is hustled outside whereas if by plan a taxi was waiting to whisk her
back to the hotel if Amy had been anywhere near the bar Susan never caught a glimpse of her and Susan never again
saw day although she learned that both his knees had been broken during the brawl of course at this point he didn't
want to help me anymore but he did say to my attorney that the only information that he would give me is that he has
heard that amy was possibly in Seattle at this point in November of 1977 Susan went to
Seattle even though she had suffered a heart attack just two months earlier Susan began to frequent tawdry bars
tattoo parlors and motorcycle shops they showed lots of photos to street people to shop owners to topless dancers and I
said look there's no police involved it's just me I want my child back if you have any information please help me and
you have to understand these people all have mothers and that's how I affected them several people recognized photos of
Amy and they described her as always quiet as if she were mute but in the end Susan returned home empty-handed 18 more
months would pass before news of Amy surfaced again it was a dead of winter in 1979 the
fifth year of Amy's absence an anonymous male caller claimed amy was at a remote
truck stop just outside Reno Nevada and that she desperately needed help the information was that I'm here now I know
who Amy billig is I know she's been beaten up she's been drugged and she's here now at this truck stop and if you
want her you come get her now because her life has could be in danger just respond we might get a find her FBI
agents learned that a biker gang had indeed been at the truck stop briefly there was no way to verify whether Amy
had been with them years past a decade still no word of Amy billig then in 1992 a full 18 years after Amy disappeared
Susan was contacted by Virginia's Snyder a private investigator in Florida music
yes Snyder had stunning news from England halfway around the world that stirred hopes Amy billig might still be
alive our British investigator had been working with Snyder on an unrelated case
according to Snyder her colleague was in a post office and Falmouth in the South
of England when he was approached by an American biker hey pops yes you look like you could use a little
companionship I'm afraid I don't quite understand you look I got a girl for you it won't cost you much what do you say
the investigator being a good investigator engaged the man in conversation as far as I could gather to
get as much information as he could about the girl that was being offered to him then of course he didn't buy her he
wasn't interested and then he passed the information on to me it's very interesting but do what kind of a
counter shoot American cow English American girl Oh moister baby that's moist herb a New
York was the birthplace of any big what's her name mean once again the word mute had surfaced in connection with Amy
actually a photo girl she but surely it sounded like Amy and the fact that they called her mute really affected me
because here all these years of my search she had been mute had not talked and here I was faced with the same
situation but in another country I didn't know what to do tragically one year after his strange
encounter the British investigator passed away the tantalizing hints became just another painful near-miss of the
endless search for Amy billing some people speculate that Amy Billy would be dead but she's a young woman she would
be in her late 30s if she survived the first four years there would be the hardest and I think she survived that
makes me believe she's still alive I also feel that the information that we have from over there coincide so much
with the information about Amy over here that I believe she's still alive it's unlikely that she would be alive after
all these years unless she is making them still making them good money she could still be doing something with
drugs or prostitution or dancing but again I don't know the physical backbone of a me Billy if she's a strong
individual and she has a strong will she could survive [Music] when we return viewer tips bring about
an unexpected family reunion and the mystery of an enigmatic recluse left a substantial estate that is still
unclaimed perhaps someone watching is his heir in November of 1945 young woman named Dorothy Johnson an 11 month old
daughter Ella cross-country train heading to Utica New York beautiful Dorothy was just 17 single and
struggling to make ends meet on the train she met a young sailor named Donald Caffrey Donald who was on his way
to Omaha Nebraska proved to be patient and sympathetic more than willing to listen to Dorothy's troubles I'm sorry I
talked quite a bit to her and as we started getting closer to Omaha why I asked her if she would like to have me
take the baby home with me till she got settled and could send for the baby or maybe I could bring it to her and she
agreed on that a few days later Dorothy wrote to Donald as she wanted her baby back however when
circumstances prevented Dorothy from returning to Omaha Donald and his wife adopted the infant and named her Sandra
when Sandra was a teenager she learned the truth about her background and began to look for her birth mother I think she
got scared I think she wanted me but she I don't think she had any help maybe from her family to help her try to get
get back to me on the night of our broadcast Sandra Lee Nelson's long search came to a
bittersweet end a viewer called our phone center with a sad news that Dorothy Johnson had passed away in 1968
however Sandra was overjoyed to learn that she had an uncle Mickey and to ask Jan and Alice who had always wondered
about Sandra and were anxious to meet her a month later on December 28th 1993 Sandra and her husband Chet arrived in
Syracuse New York to receive a most remarkable Christmas gift a house full of relatives waiting to meet Sondra for
the very first time [Music] I didn't think I'd ever find anyone it just gave me chills it just it just made
me feel real warm fight all gee what a nice family this is Dean here Sandra her new family began to compare notes on
Dorothy Johnson's life although Sandra was unable to learn the identity of her birth father she did discover that in
the early 1950s Dorothy had married a man named Wayne Rogers Sandra now would like to find Wayne Rogers in the hope
that she can fill in the remaining gaps in her past I'm getting little bits and pieces from
friends and relatives telling me a little bit about her and which you know these little things mean a great deal to
me I have found a family a wonderful family that I never thought I'd ever have this is the best holiday this time
in my life you would think that a willing relative could always be found a step forward and claim an inheritance
but every now and then even exhaustive research will fail to turn up any heirs whatsoever
tonight the case of a mysterious man named Walter rice left a legacy of unanswered questions and an estate worth
nearly one hundred and forty five thousand dollars Walter rice lived alone in a modest trailer on Oak Street in
McCormick South Carolina no one ever came called the Walters seemed to prefer it that way
[Music] Walter rice was quite a mystery man apparently he was just a reclusive person he kept to himself he didn't he
didn't have anything to do with his neighbors he never ventured out to meet any of his neighbors on January 25th
1992 Walter took a cab home at for his own car been wrecked in a traffic accident sometime during the next week
Walter suffered a heart attack and died before he could summon help [Music] incredibly a full year would pass before
Walters body was even noticed the power company in the cable TV company turned off service to his
trailer eventually the post office began to stamp his mail return to sender in a bizarre improbable twist it was two
strangers who finally made the discovery two strangers who Ward exactly on a social call two people attempted to
break into the trailer they broke in the front window and then went around to the
back door and his body was laying right at the back door they were frightened away after finding his body and sometime
later this could be a month or two later they got a girlfriend of one of the people who attempted to break in to call
the police department to notify them that there was a dead body in the trailer and Oak Street
Walter rice was 73 years old when he passed away judge kid took on the task of sorting
through Walters possessions [Music] I started looking through his papers all of his effects in his trailer to
hopefully find something that would lead me to a relative I spent some time on it
every day I became almost obsessed with it it's been very frustrating not being able to find a relative when at first I
thought it would be so easy initially I didn't expect to find anything anything made but after searching through water
Rice's personal effects papers bank papers I found him to have an estate of approximately a hundred and forty
thousand dollars that includes his lot and trailer the judge began to piece together the few known facts of waters
life pay stubs showed that from 1973 to 1983 Walter worked as a cook at the Griswold in near Essex Connecticut mr.
rice you know it's 90s don't you yes I know what tonight is Saturday night during those 10 years water lifts
virtually without expense and a dorm for hotel employees and authorities believe
this arrangement allowed him to amass a small fortune in spite of his modest wage
surprisingly none of Walter's co-workers could tell judge kit very much about him
though they had worked side by side for a decade it was interesting and I found in his personal effects indications that
he had been to two different hospitals a hospital in Augusta and also in Abbeville only Augusta Hospital for
water listed in East J in his next of kin however the name Jane rice appears of no other official records at the
Abbeville Hospital Walter listed at James Edwards but Edwards has proven to be a neighbor not a relative
[Music] Walter Isis born July 6 1920 in Abbeville South Carolina to Edward and Amanda Rice
he was a youngest of eight children there is no record that Walter ever marry than if he had no children any
nieces and nephews who survived him would inherit his one hundred and forty thousand dollar estate when we return a
schoolteacher is asked to testify against an accused auto thief but just before the trial he disappears without a
trace [Music] yeah buying cards polishing them up tinkering until they run smooth and easy
cars with a passion of Oliver months a schoolteacher from Baltimore Maryland in January of 1983
Oliver acquired the car of his dreams a fully loaded Datsun 240z light yeah you have the title and
registration yeah you got my money yep Oliver had no idea that dennis.watson a man who sold in the car
was a ringleader of a sophisticated car theft operation Oliver slew 240z had been stolen three
months earlier a man on a proud owner of a Z thanks joy all right all right listen if you have any problem with it
over the next week or two a couple weeks you give me a call you bring it over to
the shop but take care before okay what's his garage was just a cover for his Chop Shop where stolen cars were
dismantled and sold for parts are simply resold with faked ownership papers [Music]
for weeks authorities have been quietly gathering evidence against Watson on March 16th 1983 they decided to put him
out of business [Music] okay we're looking for registration plates then plates and ownership
documents titles for vehicle police recovered illegal titles partially dismantled autumns can stolen vehicle ID
tags everything they needed to make a case against dennis.watson v Maryland plates one of the names have popped up
in the confiscated records was all over months in we continue to check paperwork
we find that Oliver Munson has a Z card we go out and the Z cars parked there attempted to contact mr. Munson nobody
home at the house not knowing at that time whether or not Oliver Munson had bought this car or if
he was involved with dennis.watson and as a result we took the car as evidence until such time as we could continue an
investigation to determine what exactly was his knowledge of the car Oliver Munson was notified and later detective
Goodwin questioned him in person you Oliver Munson yeah I'm detective Goodman with former police ha laughs get it you
guys took my car wouldn't I ticket to something no sir the car was stolen a stolen vehicle oh no no I paid
for the car how much did you pay for cars 1200 hours and some trades [Music] did Swanson finish Watson do you know
this dennis.watson have you ever dealt with him before no I never met him before my feeling was at that time and
still is that he had bought the car he'd thinking that the car was in fact a legitimate car so I had to go to court
yes sir you will have to go to court and testify to the fact of how you got the car according to Detective Goodwin
Oliver was nervous about testifying but agreed knowing that he really had no choice you have any questions you can
call me okay nearly a year past Denis Watson's trial was looming and Oliver was scheduled to
testify on February 16th 1984 three days before the trial Oliver was seen just before he left for
work at around 8 a.m. [Music] Oliver turned onto Orpington Road and simply vanished
[Music] Oliver would rarely miss school and on that particular Monday when he didn't
arrive some of the staff and the kids start to worry that this is not a usual practice for Oliver and maybe something
was you know occurring something was wrong with him Oliver's brother James telephone through
the night but got no answer the next day he was worried enough to visit Oliver's
house himself when I went over to the house I didn't have a sense of what was going on I just thought maybe that he
was sick and I didn't know if he was unconscious or whatever in the house I know three days passed with no word from
Oliver months then Oliver's car was found abandoned just a few blocks from his home one tire was flat school papers
and the bagged lunch were on the front seat but there was no evidence to indicate what had happened to Oliver
months at that time I felt that there was something wrong then the decision was made here that we were looking at a
kidnapping or a homicide dennis.watson became a focal point of the ensuing investigation only then that police
discovered that this wasn't the first time something had happened to a witness in a case against dennis.watson
in 1973 a man named Clinton Glenn burn to death from a vehicle that was registered to Watson Glenn had been
scheduled to testify against Watson in an armed robbery trial the very next day based on the testimony of another
witness Watson was indicted for Glenn's murder however this key witness suddenly died
of a suspicious drug overdose and the murder charges were dropped now Oliver Munson had vanished but there was
no evidence to implicate dennis.watson and he was never charged with a crime in connection with the disappearance the
Munson investigation stalled until police heard from a man named hilton solomon solomon's car had been stolen
just hours before Oliver Munson disappeared inside the car Solomon had found a hat that would later be
identified as similar to one owned by Oliver months Solomon took his car home after it was released by Baltimore City
and several days later he decided to clean the car while he was cleaning he found several receipts from a video
store on these receipts was the name Oliver Munson we went down and looked at the car there
was ball rat brownish stain on the carpet front right hand side of the vehicle looked underneath of the seat on
in the brake by the track of the right hand front seat I found a spent cartridge case red smudges were also
found on one of the receipts tests revealed that the stains were human blood type o-positive
this finding strongly suggested that Oliver had met with foul play but with no records showing Oliver's blood type
and no other hard evidence the official investigation ground to a halt as it turned out
Oliver's disappears had no apparent effect on the outcome of the trial Watson pled guilty and was sentenced to
ten years in prison he was paroled in 1989 after serving half his term meanwhile Oliver's friends and family
have spent year after painful year without him it's been nearly 10 years since Oliver disappeared and the kids at
school the ones who I keep in contact with bill always asked that's one of the first things and I just I don't know I
don't have any answer to give to him in the last 10 years of my brother disappearance it's been a burden on the
whole family today my mother's dot is gone she wear it every day every night she prayed and cried wondering about
where her first son is if anyone know was seeing anything that day please please help the family and to get the
burden off their chest [Music] next a woman who was given up for adoption more than fifty years ago
needs your help to find her birth mother during the Great Depression drought transformed the fertile plains of
America's heartland into a desert thousands of families were forced to abandon their homes and roam the country
in search of jobs this is a story of a young woman named Rosemarie Ledbetter in the mid 1930s she and her family
apparently left Texas and joined the faceless army of migrant farm workers sure it's over there
in 1938 Rosa Marie found herself in Pauls Valley Oklahoma for the cotton harvest she was unmarried and working up
to 14 hours a day when she'd learned that she was pregnant thank you sure you're gonna be okay yes
I just think I need to sit here for a little bit [Music] when Rosemarie could no longer work in
the field she packed her meager belongings into a single suitcase and hitched a ride to Oklahoma City alone
that would know where else to turn she sought refuge in a shelter for unwed mothers who called a home of redeeming
love on July 16th 1938 Rosemarie gave birth to a daughter and placed her for adoption today that daughter is a grown
woman who can sympathize with a difficult decision Rosemarie made more than fifty years ago
I don't think she had any choices and I thank her for thinking of me and I had parents that adopted me that I know they
also think in August of 1991 meredith atkinson accompanied by her husband returned to
the place of her birth looking for information about her biological mother i have many relatives that say why are
you trying to find out your parents loved you and i said i know this but it has nothing to do with them loving me i
need to find out for my own sake madatha grown up in Oklahoma in Kansas an only child doted upon by warm and
loving parents she never got the slightest hint that there was anything unusual about her background until 1990
when a relative revealed that Meredith had been adopted Meredith immediately tracked down her
original birth certificate she learned that the name given to her at birth was Mary Ann Ledbetter her father was listed
as unknown her mother's name was Rose Marie Ledbetter Meredith I'd like for you to keep in
mind that with adoption confidentiality is always very important meaning in Oklahoma Meredith was told estate laws
prevented the opening of adoption files so today but a social worker did provide
Meredith was limited information I believe it can give you a good feel for your birth mother I found out that my
mother was Irish and German descent I found out that she had one sister and four brothers they were field workers
they had to move and full of crops just trying to get by and I thought about this I could see her
life and how rough it was and it it hurt me to think that she maybe had a life like this you may need it after you see
the surprise we got from Oklahoma today Meredith and her husband returned to their home in Arizona to continue the
search several months later Meredith was elated when the home mailed her a copy of a letter
Rosemarie had sent there a half a century earlier Sunday August 25th 1940 dear Madam's I am been wanting to write
sooner but have never got around to it I'm introduce myself I'm Rosemarie Ledbetter I was with you all in 1938 my
baby girl Marianne was born July 16th 1938 I wonder if by any chance if you could send me a picture of my baby girl
I would not ask or wish for anything more I would appreciate it very much Thank You mr. rose moving then better
I knew then that my mother was interested in me she had been thinking of me even after I was born I would like
to be able to look at her and tell her mother I understand I know you had to do what was best for you and that I'd like
to know you I'd like to get to know you [Music] as a direct result of our broadcast a
private investigator named Glenda Allen contacted Meredith and volunteered to take on the search just one month later
Meredith received the exciting news her mother 78 year-old rosemary luck mer had
been found though she's been in failing health for several years Rosemarie was anxious to see her long-lost daughter in
September of 1994 Meredith and her two children traveled from Arizona to collude Oklahoma for the much
anticipated reunion [Music] Landis uncle water rose Marie's brother answered the door yes Marianne I'm so
tickled I think that finding my mother and seeing her in and her family has brought closure to my life I needed
I needed this your even your even a great-grandma do you know that yeah I'm just tickled to death she's here yeah
this wish we was closer together we could visit them more often you know but I plan to go through there and visit her
and Eric's on them and I go to see my brothers you know that way we kind of my way up there might be a little out a bad
way but it'd be worth it [Music] it's like gaining a new family and you know it's just like gaining new friends
too I absolutely am going to be overjoyed to write to them and talk to them and and
get to know them mother [Music] next week on unsolved mysteries in 1992 18 year old Andre Jones the son of a
local civil rights worker was arrested at a routine police checkpoint in Brandon Mississippi within 36 hours
Andres parents were informed that he had been found hung in the shower stall of his jail cell the death was ruled a
suicide but Andre Jones's family believes he was murdered more than 60 years ago a pair of prospectors in
Wyoming happened upon the mummified remains of a tiny human being x-rays later revealed what appears to be a
fully developed skeleton just 17 inches tall for some the mummy was proof that a
legendary race of supernatural beings known as the little people actually existed
the skeptics however are far from convinced join me next time for another intriguing edition unsolved mysteries
[Music] [Applause] [Music] you [Music]

Brief Summary

The episode discusses Amy Billig's disappearance, Walter Rice's unclaimed estate, and a heartwarming family reunion.

Key points

The Disappearance of Amy Billig. Amy Billig vanished in 1974, leading to a decades-long search by her family.
The Biker Connection. Amy's family explored leads involving a notorious motorcycle gang after her disappearance.
A Mysterious Legacy. Walter Rice's death revealed an unclaimed estate and a life shrouded in mystery.
Oliver Munson's Mysterious Disappearance. Schoolteacher Oliver Munson vanishes just days before testifying against a car thief.
The Search for Rosemarie's Daughter. After 50 years, Rosemarie's daughter seeks to find her birth mother.
A Heartfelt Reunion. Meredith finally meets her birth mother, Rosemarie, after decades apart.

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Episode quotes

I thought I might never see my husband again.

Susan's fear before getting on the bike to meet Dave.

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