A father's paranoia leads him to investigate his daughter's whereabouts and ends up at her classmate Chris's house in the middle of the night, suspecting the worst.
The police should be held responsible for missing persons cases when they fail to do their job of protecting public and neighborhoods by not taking action right away. It is difficult to recover people after 24-48 hours, especially if they are abducted so jumping into action is crucial.
In this episode, the hosts continue their investigation into the Little Jane Doe case and discuss the efforts put in by the authorities to identify the girl and find her family, going over all the missing person reports to find a match.
An anonymous call to the police reveals that tent girl, who was thought to be dead, is actually alive and closely matches the description of a missing girl reported by her mother before tent girl was found.
The Tent Girl and a second victim found 650 miles away were both discovered wrapped in a tarp and tied with rope, and their causes of death couldn't be determined due to their state of decomposition. The cases were thought to be related until the second victim was identified as someone else, leaving the Tent Girl's true identity still a mystery.