- It's mom.
It's her going into the house.
[suspenseful music]
♪ ♪
- She walks in.
That was it.
♪ ♪
- A mom is missing.
This beautiful, blonde, very young and vivacious woman.
- Everybody was starting to reach out,
And nobody had heard from her.
- I tried to message her.
I tried to call her on messenger.
- Police had to look at those facts and say,
She could just be off the grid right now.
- We don't have a crime scene.
We don't have an obvious crime.
- There's no body. There's no murder weapon.
- Right here. Right here. - Yeah, yeah.
- It's gonna look like he's dragging something.
What the hell did we just watch?
[suspenseful music]
♪ ♪
- Billings, montana, 2018.
The fiercely independent city on the edge
Of the rocky mountains is in the middle
Of an economic boom.
It's here that 49-year-old laura johnson
Has come to experience her own independence
After years of raising her children.
- Yeah.
Yeah, it's--that's probably the best picture of my mom.
All I know is my mom got some '80s hair going on,
And my dad actually has a full set of hair.
Seeing all of us as an actual family.
Holy smokes.
♪ ♪
- Laura grew up in vancouver, washington,
And met her future husband, howard, there when she was 18.
- By the time my mom was 23, she had five boys.
She loved the fact that she was a mother.
She always told us, I would never regret
Having all of you kids.
She was extremely loving,
And she was amazingly funny as well,
And she gets that from her dad,
Who was just a jokester at every turn.
- She was a wonderful mom.
Always helped with everything.
Always treated everybody like they're family.
- My dad worked the regular 9 to 5.
Mom stayed at home, raised the kids.
She was very nurturing.
- She did everything.
Every night, she'd cook dinner.
And for the amount of people that we had,
I felt like it was a lot,
But she made it look always easy, so.
- She always made it a deal to have a good meal,
Big old feast.
My entire career has been in food service,
And that's mostly due to the fact
That I grew up cooking in the kitchen with my mom.
♪ ♪
- But in 2012, their children grown and out of the house,
Laura and her husband, howard, separate,
And laura moves to the las vegas, nevada area.
- I definitely think she wanted to find
Her own sense of happiness.
You know, a woman in her 40s
Having that for the first time, that's got to be empowering.
You know what I mean?
So.
She did tell me that she had joined a dating app.
- And it isn't long before laura meets someone
She really likes.
His name is greg green.
- Greg was one of the people who she was matched with.
He worked in vegas, right there.
They went out on a couple of dates.
And then, it went to the point
Where she was living with him in nevada.
♪ ♪
- Although she now lives 1,000 miles away from her family
In vancouver, washington,
Laura keeps in regular touch with her sons.
- My mom was never really good about keeping a cell phone.
So our main points of communication were facebook.
- She was consistently on facebook.
Like, you can click on messenger,
And her little thing would be green.
- In July of 2018,
Greg green gets a job in billings, montana.
Laura follows him there in August,
And soon after, she lands a job
At a papa john's restaurant.
After her first day at work, laura calls her son, stephan.
- I remember the last time that I talked to her on the phone
Was when she was driving home.
It was, literally, just, you know, talk to each other,
See how life's going, have some laughs.
But it's not until you look back, you wish you did
More with your time, you know.
♪ ♪
- On September 18, 2018,
Laura's sons became concerned that she's stopped
Communicating with them.
- Our older brother, howard, jr.,
He spoke to my mom every day.
He called me and said, hey, have you guys heard from mom?
And I haven't heard from her.
I looked on facebook.
It said that she hadn't been active for a couple days.
So then, I called stephan, and I was like,
Hey, have you talked to mom?
- Jonathan called me on the 18th.
The fact that jonathan had even called me in the first place
Was a huge red flag.
♪ ♪
Because if there was a way to get a hold of her,
He totally could have. You know what I mean?
But now, he's at the point to where he's like,
I need help.
I called my mom.
And every time, the phone went straight to voicemail.
I tried to message her.
I've tried to call her on messenger.
I tried to call her job, and the job is just like,
Yeah, she hasn't shown up for work since September 13th.
Like, all of this, and I'm coming up with nothing.
♪ ♪
- Nobody had heard from her.
- I called greg.
He picked up.
He says, I came home from work on the 13th, and she was gone.
All of her stuff's gone, all of it.
I don't know anything.
He doesn't know where she is.
♪ ♪
- September 24, 2018,
Laura's sons have been trying to reach her for six days.
♪ ♪
- So then, I started calling the police department
Out there.
- We asked the billings, montana police department
To do welfare checks.
♪ ♪
- Officers went to ms. Johnson's residence
To attempt to make contact and speak with her.
The gate was locked.
There was two large dogs in the yard.
They weren't friendly.
The house was quiet.
And they weren't able to make any contact.
♪ ♪
Officers went to ms. Johnson's work
And was advised that her last day of work was on the 13th
And she had not been to work since then.
♪ ♪
- Detectives tracked down her boyfriend, greg.
- When officers spoke with gregory,
He told him that on the 13th, he had gone to work.
And when he returned that day,
He found that she was gone, that she had packed
Her two red suitcases that she had brought with her
And had left.
The majority of people that contact police departments
Looking for their loved ones or wanting welfare checks done--
Those people are found, eventually.
You know, maybe they did go on a vacation
And they didn't tell somebody.
I think a lot of people--
With the fast-paced life that we have,
People want to take a break, they want to disconnect
From life, and that can be something
You have to take into consideration
When looking for people.
♪ ♪
- What the law enforcement officers told me was,
You are telling us that she's missing.
We're not saying you're wrong.
But we don't have enough information
To say that you're right.
The fact that it was a grown woman--
People believe that if they aren't being found,
It's because they don't want to be found.
And anybody who knows my mom in this situation know
That that's fundamentally not true.
So the sense of, like, something's happened
Became very real.
♪ ♪
- It's been 13 days
Since anyone has had any contact with laura,
And her family is getting anxious.
- I had posted a picture of my mom,
And I said, we have not heard from my mom,
And just explained the situation.
A lot of people commented on there.
- The post was getting a ton of shares.
I thought that the whole thing was just strange--
The fact that, you know, her sons haven't heard from her,
We don't know where she is,
She hasn't showed up to her job yet,
She's not responding to text messages.
The first thing that I do when I see something like that
Is I do reach out to law enforcement.
- September 27 of 2018,
I did receive a call from one of the local reporters
Regarding a facebook post involving laura johnson.
So the next thing I did after I got off the phone
Was started to research the case.
♪ ♪
While we haven't reached the level that there was
A crime committed,
Things were starting to fall in place
That not everything was right.
♪ ♪
- Investigators find baffling clues
In laura's disappearance...
- There was a recent phone ping from washington
That showed that the phone had been there on September 26th.
- And learn of a troubling past.
- She had a prior addiction,
And she could just be off the grid right now.
♪ ♪
- I'm not just gonna sit here.
So the next logical step was to go to montana.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- September 27, 2018,
Laura johnson's family has not heard from her in two weeks.
Her boyfriend, greg green, tells police
He hasn't seen her since September 13th,
Which was also the last day she was at work.
- At this point, it's still unknown where she's at,
Unknown if there's foul play involved.
We just had not gotten any information,
Conclusive one way or the other.
- Police ask laura's son, stephan,
If there is anything going on in her life
They should know about.
- Stephan tells them that years before, she was injured,
And that she became addicted to prescription painkillers,
But at the time of her disappearance,
She was getting treatment and doing well.
♪ ♪
- There was a feeling that, potentially,
She may have relapsed, due to her addiction.
- Police had to look at those facts
And say, well, she does have a history of use.
She had a prior addiction,
And she could just be off the grid right now.
- Detectives reach out to the clinic
Where laura has been going for treatment.
- The clinic advised me
That she had been there every single day
For three weeks prior to the 13th.
♪ ♪
- If laura has relapsed,
Detectives know she could be in hiding somewhere.
They go back to greg green,
Hoping he can help focus the search,
But he doesn't have anything to add
To his previous statement
That laura had moved out on September 13th,
And he hasn't seen her since.
- He was quite cooperative.
He consented to a search of his home.
Officers didn't locate any items
That they thought were suspicious at that time.
And gregory had allowed them to look through his phone,
Which--he showed them some messages that he had sent
To laura after she had left.
- We don't have an obvious crime.
We just know that she's been missing.
♪ ♪
- Investigators subpoena laura's phone records,
And when the data comes in,
There's a glimmer of hope that laura is alive and well.
- There was a recent phone ping from washington
That showed that the phone had been there on September 26th.
- Detectives wonder if laura went back to her hometown
Of vancouver, washington,
Where her sons and ex-husband live.
- From an investigative standpoint, it made sense,
Because that's where some of her support network would be.
♪ ♪
- The sergeant in billings called and said,
I got some great news for you.
I was like, oh, she did show up in town.
I got excited.
- Laura's sons immediately start searching
All over vancouver for her.
- Me and my wife drove around for two hours
To every business that was open,
Showing pictures of my mom,
Asking if anybody had seen her.
So I was like, if she's in town,
She, obviously, would be at one of the hotels, for sure.
None of the hotels-- they're like,
Nope, I haven't seen her. I haven't seen her.
Nobody's seen her,
Not a single person.
- Laura's sons are disappointed
That there is no sign of her.
Then, they get disturbing news.
The investigators made a mistake
When tracking laura's phone.
- When they pinged my mom's phone,
They pinged the last incoming call,
And it was my dad.
And it was on his birthday,
'cause he spoke to my mom every year on his birthday.
He knew everything that was going on,
And he's like, well, it's my birthday,
So hopefully, she answers.
- Laura never answered that call,
And detectives realized that she was never in vancouver.
♪ ♪
[tense music]
It's been 18 days since laura johnson disappeared,
And her son stephan decides he has to take action.
- Being all the way in washington
And realizing that I wasn't gonna get an answer,
That was the next logical step, was to go to montana.
I was like, I'm not just gonna sit here.
- I couldn't let him go alone.
- They said to themselves,
We're gonna just get in the car,
And we're gonna drive 14 hours over to billings,
And we're just gonna go look for her ourselves.
♪ ♪
- So the first place that we went was the police station.
And what they tell us is, as long as I didn't break
The law, I could do anything.
I had inclinations about who the person greg was,
And none of that ever sat right with me.
♪ ♪
- Stephan calls greg, looking for more details
About the last time he saw his mother.
- He picked up. It was him.
You know, who are you? What is this?
Hangs up the phone.
♪ ♪
So I went to his house.
I was yelling my mom's name.
I'm yelling, laura. I'm yelling, mom.
I think that she's in there.
And then, that's when he lets the dogs out.
[barking]
So I go up to the dogs, and they're loud,
But they're not dangerous at all.
So I just bent down
And started petting the dog, you know.
And that's when he came out of the trailer
And lights a cigarette.
And he just-- you know, can I help you?
And I tell him, I was like, I'm stephan johnson.
Like, laura is my mother.
I believe you know where she is,
And I would like you to tell me.
And he's like, no, I came home, and she was gone.
He's very cocky.
He's just standing there, smoking his cigarette.
I told him, I believe you know where my mother is.
I will be the one to put you behind bars,
And I'll be the ----ing end of you.
So he tells me to leave, and he calls the cops on me.
♪ ♪
[dramatic music]
- October 1, 2018,
Stephan johnson has driven from his home
In vancouver, washington to billings, montana,
To try to find his missing mother, laura.
After a disturbing encounter with laura's boyfriend,
Greg green, stephan's next step
Is to create flyers and post them all over billings.
♪ ♪
- When we went anywhere, we handed these out.
So we went to greg's work,
And we put them all over his window at work.
And then, he tore them all off.
♪ ♪
- We were, like, texting, and we're like,
All right, has anybody heard? Anybody heard?
Like, we want to know, like, what's going on.
- We woke up 8:00 every single morning
With a place to go to, an idea in mind,
With somebody to talk to,
To just try to find something.
So at the end of every day,
I'm calling my brothers, telling them,
Here's what we did.
Here's who we talked to.
- It was very frustrating.
Because this is, like, what you see on tv.
I never thought, in my life, I would ever go through it.
♪ ♪
- One of the hardest things for me
Was dealing with the frustrations with the family,
Understanding their concerns,
Understanding their desire to have,
You know, swift justice.
♪ ♪
- We can't just go to mr. Green's residence
And knock the door in and do a search without a warrant.
We've got proper legal procedure.
And at that time, we were lacking enough information
To use the search warrant process
In order to further develop ms. Johnson's case.
♪ ♪
- It was frustrating,
Not being able to get a real reaction.
So it just felt like
Our duty to prove it.
♪ ♪
- We've talked to everybody who we can.
We've been to the doctor's office.
We've been to the salvation army.
Everything comes up empty.
♪ ♪
We had gone through every single dead end.
We had been through all of greg's neighbors,
With no answer, with no solution.
We were nowhere closer on day five than we were on day one.
♪ ♪
And the last thing before we leave town
That we figure we can do
Is go knock on the neighbors' houses again.
- As they are knocking on the door of the neighbor
Across the street from greg,
Stephan sees something he hadn't noticed before.
- I basically stopped, and I said, hey,
I think we found something.
There is a camera at the one place
That we're interested in.
- It points right at the driveway
Of where greg and laura lived.
♪ ♪
- Stephan and casey had talked to the owner
A few days before.
Now, they ring his doorbell again,
Hoping to get access to the footage.
- The first thing he says is, do you want to see?
♪ ♪
And I said, what are you talking about?
And he goes, I have my camera footage pulled up,
Because you were asking me about your mom.
He invites me in.
And for the next, like, 35 minutes,
I'm just on his floor,
Looking at a bunch of video.
So the first thing we pull up is September 13th,
The last day she went to work.
And then, casey is recording it on her phone.
So we're going through, going through.
So we're watching the camera footage,
And then this is where it gets very interesting.
- What happens is greg gets home first.
♪ ♪
Greg gets home and parks his truck and goes inside.
And 35 minutes later...
Right here.
Oh!
My mom gets home.
♪ ♪
- We were told, time and time again,
That greg's story is,
"I came home, and she was gone."
♪ ♪
"I came home, and she was gone."
She had taken all of her stuff, and it was gone.
So we got him.
He was lying.
But, well, where is she?
♪ ♪
So we're watching the footage.
Day turns to night.
We see greg throughout the entire night.
Back...
Just moving, going back and forth between the house.
♪ ♪
- That's when we call the detectives,
Like, you need to come see this.
♪ ♪
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- Stephan johnson has discovered
Home security footage of his missing mother, laura.
It shows her at the house she shared with greg green
After the time greg told police she had left.
Realizing the importance of the discovery,
He calls the police.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- Approximately, quarter to 11:00 that night,
I go to that neighbor's house,
And we watch the footage in question.
♪ ♪
We then start viewing the video in greater detail.
And it was definitely very concerning.
- The detective's trained eye spots something
That stephan and casey missed.
- The footage shows the area of the driveway
Where laura johnson is observed
Coming home that evening.
And she's exiting the vehicle
And walking toward the trailer.
Gregory--he's also seen going back into the garage
And coming out with two red-colored suitcases
In that vehicle as well.
♪ ♪
- The same two red suitcases
That greg told officers that laura had taken
With her when she moved out.
And then, the detective sees something
That changes the investigation
From a missing person's case
To something much more disturbing.
- You can see him walking out with that large, heavy object.
♪ ♪
That's zoomed in to show that area of the vehicle,
Where he puts what we believe
Is laura's body into the vehicle.
And then, ultimately, he's observed putting a shovel
In the back of the pickup bed.
♪ ♪
Before he leaves that evening,
Just after 7:00 pm,
We believe that, more than likely, that is her body.
But we need a lot more evidence to prove that at this point.
That was kind of a gut-wrenching feeling,
To know that you just observed somebody's last moments.
♪ ♪
- What the hell did we just watch?
The only logical answer is, you know,
Greg ended my mother's life that night.
♪ ♪
And it finally dawns on me, like, after all of this,
That I'll probably never get to see my mom again,
♪ ♪
Is that I'll never get another goodbye.
♪ ♪
I'll never-- I'll never get that closure.
I'll never get the last "I love you."
I'll never get any of it.
It's just gone.
♪ ♪
- But unless police can prove that it is
Laura's body on the video,
They don't have a crime.
On October 5th, three weeks since laura was last seen,
Billings police ask greg to come into the station
For questioning.
- Gregory told us what he had initially told officers--
He told us that on the 13th, when he got home that evening,
She was gone, and her two red suitcases were gone.
♪ ♪
- In that video,
It shows greg pulling those suitcases
Out of the house
And packing them up in his truck.
- He seemed very surprised
When we told him that there was video.
And then, he decided that
He didn't want to talk to us anymore.
We informed him that he was not gonna be allowed
To go back to his home.
We believed that that was a crime scene at this point.
The vehicle he drove to the police department
Was impounded at that point.
- We have now crossed into
Full-on criminal investigation.
We do believe a crime has committed.
- We had probable cause at that point
To seek a search warrant for his residence.
But we didn't have enough information
To that point to make an arrest.
We executed that search warrant that evening
And began to process the trailer
Where gregory and laura lived.
One of the first things that we noted
Was the strong odor of new carpet smell.
In the back room of gregory's home,
It was obvious that the carpet
Had been replaced very recently.
And that was suspicious to us.
- But because police find no proof that laura is dead,
They have to release greg.
- At this point, we still don't have a body.
We still haven't located ms. Johnson.
There was not enough to arrest mr. Green
For the disappearance of ms. Johnson.
♪ ♪
- It's a crushing blow to the family.
- After them basically, telling him,
"hey, we know you're lying,"
They let him go.
♪ ♪
- The entire family was, like, really upset.
'cause...
You have all this video,
But you don't arrest him.
Why?
♪ ♪
- There's a lot of frustration,
But I would say it was mainly based around,
Like, this ----ing guy did all of this,
And we could just see right through him.
♪ ♪
- We worked closely with the county attorney's office,
And trying to determine, you know, what more we need
To get to--to get to that point to make an arrest.
♪ ♪
I had to remain focused on what needed to be done
To build a case against him.
- While the forensics team examines greg's seized
Work truck, detectives have a strategy
To keep an eye on greg.
- One of the last things we did
When we searched the residence
Is we placed a tracker on his vehicle.
We believed that he did, more than likely,
Take laura's body to some location
To bury her.
We placed the tracker on, with the hope of,
He might go back out to the location.
- The tracker is placed on greg's personal car,
The same one that laura is seen driving
On surveillance video on September 13th.
♪ ♪
On October 5th,
Hours after his interview with detectives,
Greg green starts to move.
- At approximately 10 pm that evening,
His vehicle started to move towards the interstate
Heading west outside of billings.
So we began to follow him.
♪ ♪
He drove straight through the night,
And we realized that he was leaving the state.
♪ ♪
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- October 5, 2018,
Greg green is the prime suspect
In the presumed murder of laura johnson.
Lacking evidence of a crime,
Detectives have to let greg walk free,
But they have placed a tracker on his car,
And he appears to be leaving billings, montana, in a hurry.
- His vehicle started to move towards the interstate
And heading west outside of billings.
♪ ♪
- Detectives track greg as he drives for 16 hours
Across five states
To his old hometown in henderson, nevada.
- If you're being interviewed by police
About the whereabouts of your ex-girlfriend
And you just hightail it out of town,
It's not a good look.
♪ ♪
- We're coordinating with law enforcement, where he was at.
They knew that we were tracking him.
They would do drive-bys,
Make sure we knew his whereabouts.
- Meanwhile, billings police continue the search
For evidence to arrest greg.
Using his cell phone data,
They track greg's movements
During the night of September 13th,
Which leads them to the local walmart.
- We were able to locate footage of him
Going to walmart that evening.
And when he went through the self-checkout,
We did see a very distinct abrasion
On his face,
Which we thought was very suspicious at that point.
- Then, another crucial piece of evidence emerges
From the forensic search
Of greg's impounded work truck.
♪ ♪
- I noticed that the vehicle was very clean.
It had been washed recently.
So after two days of processing that vehicle
For biological material,
Taking swabs from various locations on the seat,
We found three very, very small 1-to-2-millimeter stains
That appeared to be blood.
♪ ♪
- That evidence came back from the crime lab.
And sure enough, it was laura's blood.
♪ ♪
- The totality of all of the evidence that we had located,
Including the blood on the door of that truck,
Together with video footage
Showing him carrying out
What we believed was laura's body--
At that point, there was enough evidence to arrest him.
♪ ♪
- After being held for seven months in a nevada jail,
Greg is extradited to billings.
More than a year later, in February 2020,
His trial is set to begin.
But without laura johnson's body,
A conviction is far from a sure thing.
- We had a theory of what we believed happened,
But we just didn't have a body.
This is the very first case that I've ever had
That involves a no-body homicide arrest.
When you're trying to convict somebody of deliberate homicide
And you don't have a body to go along with that,
It can be very stressful.
- What is your evidence?
Can you really make it stick?
- Drug, surveillance video, and murder--
Testimony begins in the trial of a billings man
Accused of killing laura johnson.
♪ ♪
- We sat right behind him the entire time.
I was not happy at all.
- He was not taking anything seriously.
I don't know if he was just in disbelief.
Like, this is really happening, so he just kind of,
Like, went numb to it.
- He maintained his innocence the entire time,
Even though there was video being played in the courtroom
Of him carrying what appeared to be
Laura's body out of his house.
♪ ♪
- The evidence in this case will show you
That the defendant took great lengths
To cover up his murder of his girlfriend, laura.
- Prosecutors present jurors with a possible motive
For the brutal murder.
Laura was about to permanently end
Her rocky relationship with greg.
- One of the things we did learn from the trial
Was she had moved into a separate bedroom.
And she was saving money to try to leave.
♪ ♪
- He acted like he was at home, sitting on his couch.
♪ ♪
And yeah, he didn't care, whatsoever.
♪ ♪
He thought he was, like, at home,
Watching netflix or something.
- He knew exactly where the cameras were for news media.
There was a moment where he turned around,
Looked into the lens of our camera,
And gave a little smile.
♪ ♪
- Greg's behavior at the trial only adds to the heartbreak
Felt by laura's family.
- That if this situation didn't happen, like,
I could have had my mom back.
She would have been living in my town.
She would have been--
[inhales]
[exhales]
She would have been here.
♪ ♪
It's not fair.
- How will this trial pan out
Without evidence of laura johnson's body?
- This case has had so many unanswered questions.
It's had so much heartache with it.
And there's no body.
There's no murder weapon.
There's no evidence that shows he actually killed her.
♪ ♪
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- Two years after laura johnson's final moments
Were captured by a home security camera,
A jury in billings, montana,
Is set to decide whether her boyfriend, greg green,
Is guilty of murder.
- This trial lasted, what, two weeks,
Monday through Friday,
Eight hours a day.
Didn't leave that city hall building for two weeks,
Basically.
- That footage was the critical piece
In the investigation and in the trial.
It was
A piece of evidence that the jury
Actually got to take back with them
To deliberations to view.
- You can't escape the silent witness.
You can't escape that video surveillance.
♪ ♪
- Any person with common sense to see all the evidence,
And especially the video,
Would know he was guilty.
♪ ♪
I'd just gotten home the day before,
And stephan called and said,
Hey, they have a verdict already.
We're headed back.
♪ ♪
- The jury was out maybe two hours.
- You don't know.
You-- [sighs]
You put 12 people in a room and make a decision,
And hope it's the right one.
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- To the charge of deliberate homicide...
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Guilty.
- Ultimately, he was convicted of deliberate homicide.
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And he received a sentence of 100 years
In the montana state prison.
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- In my 16-year career,
This is the first case I've been involved in
That went from a welfare check,
To a missing persons,
To a homicide without a body,
To even prosecution of a homicide without a body.
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- And the fact that the contribution that we had
Was as impactful as it was--
That's where the bittersweet part comes, you know.
Had to extend ourselves that much.
- Go through something you could never
Prepare yourself for. - Exactly.
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- If he didn't do that, then we would still be searching.
- One of the key, pivotal moments here
Was the persistence from family,
And then ms. Johnson's son coming to billings
And locating the surveillance footage.
And I can only speculate, if that video
Had not been located or recovered,
I'm not sure where we would be now.
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- Today, stephan and his brothers
Are focused on keeping their mother's memory alive.
- My mom was a part of my life every single day.
I, uh--
I got married last year to my beautiful wife,
Casey, here.
We had our daughter, eliza,
And eliza's middle name is my mother's name.
So her name is eliza laura johnson.
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Big part of how my mom was as an everyday mother
Is the ways that I've been able to cope with her loss.
So making the meals that she made,
Having the family dinners, you know,
Bringing her into my life in those little ways
To keep her alive, that's--
That's what I do.
She's there every time I make dinner.
You know?
- The only thing I have, that I can hear her voice now,
Is April 2018.
She called me, but I was at work,
And she left me a voicemail, telling me happy birthday.
That's the only thing I have to hear her voice.
- We still have the fact
That we don't know where my mother lies,
To this day, that we have not
Been able to bring her home.
We haven't had the sense of closure for peace.
There's been no funeral.
There's been no memorial.
There's been nothing.
If there's anything that anybody can tell us,
If there's anything that sticks out,
If there's a piece of property you own,
If there's something you can do,
If there's something you've seen, just, you know,
Please come forward.
- I'm hoping this outcome, that people come forward
With actual, real information,
And it helps us find her and bring her home.
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