The FBI Sent the Evidence Recovery Team Down to Investigate Pieces of Land That Looked Right

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Stephanie thought these markers sounded like they could be in a part of the woods outside Akron. She'd often take her dog out there and walk around. "When you get out and start looking for this stuff, it's amazing the places that have all these same things," she says.

In 2005, Teri Knight drove 650 miles on midwestern roads through Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and Illinois, pleading with the public to help her do what law enforcement and the FBI had not been able to: find the remains of her children Sarah and Philip Gehring. An Ohio woman named Stephanie Dietrich read about Teri Knight's search in her local paper, and decided she would try to help.

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