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Everyone's first thought is that Marty and Terry might have been lost. So, both families begin [music] trying to retrace
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their steps. They drove to Mission Street, to the store, to the Elorn. Everybody seemed to be saying the same
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thing, like, "Yes, we saw them earlier. Yes, we saw them, but they left. Yes, but and the family is going to the
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school, the park, the old grainery building, vacant properties. They even drove to the nearby Selena's Riverbed
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because that's where the girls older siblings had gone to play earlier in the day. and they knew that Terry and Marty
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were apparently upset that they weren't allowed to join them, but they're not there either. They searched for hours
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before finally deciding to call the sheriff's office. Within a couple of hours, about 20 officers are in San
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[music] Miguel. The sheriff's office borrows agents from a neighboring police department and highway patrol. They set
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up a command post at the girls school and they get the whole town searching for Marty and Terry. Everyone knows them
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and anyone who is available is lending a hand. And I [music] assume at their age
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they weren't known for like running off before or anything. >> No, I mean they're just your typical
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happy little kindergarteners. Like their families were two of the only three Hispanic families in San Miguel at the
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time. So they sort of gravitated towards each other. They liked candy. They liked
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roller skating, playing life was simple for