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It's been 7,680 days since my sister disappeared and I've been waiting for answers on what
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happened to her. >> This is one of those cases that has haunted me my entire career. I was there
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from day one. This could be a very significant break in this case. June 27th, [music] 2000, I was a
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reporter at WBZTV in Boston. We received word that there was a [music] teenager missing in Warren, Massachusetts. It was
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a lifeguard who was supposed to be working [music] at this pond. >> Do you remember coming here?
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>> Yes. It started like every other missing person [music] case that I've ever worked.
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>> And about what time did Molly arrived here? >> We believe sometime after 9:50.
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Molly went [music] to work that day. Uh it was her eighth day as a lifeguard at Cumins Pond. She drove with her mom to
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work. She stopped at a extra mart [music] and purchased a bottle of water. She went to the police station, secured
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a [music] police radio, her mom, and she then drove the short distance down to Cumins Pond.
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>> I was with Molly [music] and they dropped her off and everything seemed fine >> and the rest is a mystery at this point.
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[music] And what was left behind? >> Chair, radio, uh her flip-flops, a bottle of water. It was all all right
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there. They said that she would she would she possibly drowned >> knowing that she probably didn't, but I
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ran into the water. >> He did. He was trying to get to the deep end. >> He just going on adrenaline.
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It's your baby sister. >> You saw, you know, fireboats coming in. You saw [music] dive teams coming in.
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The state police helicopter was hovering [music] from up above. They had cadetses from the state police.
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>> Take your time. >> Doing grid searches [music] all throughout the town in the woods and
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they were stopping cars. >> Was it an abduction? Did she drown? Um, did [music] she walk away?
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>> I was like frantic. My mom and I were frantic and we [music] were just staring
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into this pond like it'll resurrect her or it'll tell us what happened to her. Like it had the answers that we didn't
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have. We had to sleep with no knowing where she was the first time in our life. >> You were actually on this case from
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[music] the very beginning. >> Yes. My role as the anthropologist, the archaeologist.
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They were coming [music] to me and saying, "Dr. Myers, we're not finding her. Where could she be?" They were
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focusing down [music] around Cummings Pot and I said, "You need to branch out. >> The months went by, [music] the years
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went by, and then the decades went by." >> So that's when I became a warrior. >> Ever since that day, I've been trying to
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find the person who took my sister. I'm asking you for help. [music] I picked up
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that sword and I started marching on. >> To the man responsible for the abduction
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of my sister, Molly Bish, I want you to know I'm coming for you. >> I will never give up. Maybe we won't
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know why, but [music] we at least deserve to know who. >> I will use science. I will use
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technology. I will use my voice. I will not stop screaming from the mountain tops [music] for justice for Molly. I'm
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coming for you. I'm coming.