Our granddaughter, Libby, was flat out killed.
My daughter Abby and her friend Libby were found murdered.
For what?
No clue.
Two innocent girls, walking on the trails,
laughing, giggling, taking pictures.
The girls stuck together right up to the end.
Every child is the light of your life,
and you can't ever imagine losing any one of them.
It's your theory that this is likely the killer.
Absolutely.
Have they been able to high res this picture
and get a better image of the face at all
than what we have here?
This is as good as it gets.
When I say that they've said,
the FBI said, "We've had a lot people working,
NASA, Disney, you name it, we've worked on it.
We've tried, this is the best we can do,
because everybody assumes that we can."
Okay, and I guess based on this,
and on witnesses, they came up with a sketch.
That is correct, yes.
And this is the sketch,
and this does, I don't know,
maybe it's just suggestibility or whatever,
but it does look like the picture.
Yes.
But this is based on witnesses saying what they saw
of a man there at the time, right?
That is correct, yeah that was from an eye witness,
person who saw person that looked like this
leaving that area around that time that day.
Okay, and then at four o'clock,
you went to the trails, right?
My son, who was picking Libby up
called me and said, "She's not answering the phone."
And that was at 3:30, so my daughter and I both
kept calling and messaging, and texting Libby,
and there was no answer.
So it was just about four o'clock,
I called my husband at work and said,
"Libby's not answering her phone, they're out at the trails,
there's something wrong."
What did you think had happened at that point?
We probably figured that maybe they fell, or got hurt,
or something, lost her phone, you know?
Maybe they fell and the phone came out
of her hand or something, and couldn't answer.
So we were just looking for them laying somewhere.
So you called the police at five o'clock?
It was a little after five.
Little after five I called the police.
We'd been searching as a family, couldn't find anything.
And just thought, okay, it's gonna start getting dark,
let's get the police involved here,
and they immediately came out in force,
started walking the trails with us, looking for the girls.
And so by six o'clock there's a search underway, right?
You said a lot of people came out.
Yeah, most of the town was out.
People were out all over the streets of Delphi,
flashlights walking, just groups and hundreds of people
seemed to be coming out to help us look.
People split up and went through each finger
of that trail system.
We don't know which direction he came from,
or where he went.
Within an hour and 23 minutes of her last Snapchat post,
you were there looking around.
Yeah.
Okay, hour and 23 minutes, you're there looking around,
you don't see anybody, you don't see the guy,
and there...
He just disappears.
Well actually, there was somebody there at 3:14,
Libby's dad was there to pick them up.
At 3:14?
At 3:14.
He called them first at 3:11, and said,
"I'm almost there, start heading back to the trail head."
And he got there at 3:14 and called them again
and said, "Hey, I'm here."
And she still didn't answer,
so he started walking the trails--
Okay, that's 41 minutes, and--
Yes, and at that time, he started walking the trails.
He called me at 3:30, so he had already
been there for 16 minutes.