The FBI's Search for Manuel Garing's Buried Children's Bodies

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Stephanie D. Trick signed up for a search group after reading Terri Knight's press conference in her local paper. The FBI didn't release a lot of information to the public about where Manuel Garing said he'd buried his children's bodies. But when years passed, and Terri Knight had taken her plea directly to the public for help, the FBI decided to release as much of that information as possible.

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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