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This ring was the first gift I ever gave Denise. It was less than a month after we started dating. It's got a heart on it with a really tiny stone in the middle. It's kind of hard to imagine that this $40 ring ultimately was one of the biggest pieces of evidence in the whole case. It takes me back to the happy times, but at the same time,

it does take me back to the worst day of my life.

She never done this before?

No, no, no, no. And Northportman came home and found his two young children, both under the age of three, home alone, and his wife, the missing. Denise leaves husband reported her missing and the massive search was underway. Twenty-one-year-old mother-of-two, the missing since mid-afternoon.

Denise Amber lead disappeared from her home around 330 in the afternoon on January 17. Authorities are still calling it an act of investigation. Take me back to that day.

“What do you remember about getting up and getting going that morning?”

Typically in the morning, I would try to be as quiet and ninja-like as possible, getting ready for work and leaving. Because Denise, as soon as she would wake up, she'd be awake. I was working a bunch of different jobs, and I was just trying to make sure that she could stay home with the boys.

I started my shift at 7 a.m. at 11 a.m. And the brief conversation, I remember it was yesterday, a nice cold front came through Florida in January, so it got down to like the low 70s. And so I'm like, open up the house, turn off the AC, so we can save money. And she's like, okay, I'll do that.

I was going to invite him over to eat. Maybe once a week we would try to do that. And I remember trying to call there, just say, "Hey, we guys want to come over,

and never got an answer."

And my shift ended at 3 o'clock, I had a 25-minute drive home, and I called her a total of 7 times, and she didn't answer. Was that on you? That was weird. I started getting a little nervous that something wasn't right.

I pulled a driveway, but the windows were shut. I opened the door and the first thing I noticed was how hot it was in the house. I walked in the front door, put my phone keys down on the chair, and noticed our cell phone, sitting on the top of the couch. The AC was off, and so I turned that on,

and I noticed our person keys sitting on the counter. But no sign of dinner. No sign of dinner.

Everything looked normal.

And that's when I heard Noah starting to wake up from a nap, but it was coming out of Adam's bedroom. And so I walked in there, and they were both in the same crib. Is that typical? That was not normal.

“Pick up Noah, and he's immediately asking me where's mommy, where's mommy, where's mommy?”

I literally walked in every room of the house, and she wasn't anywhere. I didn't know what else to do. And I called 911. Now it's party emergency? Yes.

I'm at the tour Avenue. I just got home to work in my wife. I can't find her. My kids were in the house, and I don't know where she is. I've looked every single place, and I don't know where she is.

I don't know. How old are your kids, sir? Um, my oldest is two, and my youngest is six months. Noah, I know. I don't know where my mom is.

Are the equals in the driveway? Yes. Do she have any medical conditions? No. I have her birthed here.

I don't have her cell phone here. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Okay, what is her name?

Denise. Please.

There's little video clips of her at the park, but they're pushing Noah into ...

Her gig going left. That was her. You know, that was the niece all the time of the kids. I've got you. I'm ready.

You ready? She was a stay at home mom. She was like all about her boys and her family. Noah, you ready? Whoa.

What was she like as a mom? Juggling two little boys. Selfless. Is the number one word? She put them first for everything.

Patience? I don't think I ever heard her raise her voice at them. One though, one though smile.

“I'd remember sitting back and just going wild.”

You know, she's an amazing human.

Denise was pretty young. 21-year-old young mom. Tell me about her life at that point. Oh, she loved being a mom. You know, her family meant everything to her.

She was so proud of her kids. And, you know, Nathan, they were her life. She looks so happy. Yeah, that's her with no one at them. They're like they're about the same size.

They're about the same size. They're 18 months apart. They look like the happy family right here. Take me back to the time when you met those teen years. She was a senior in high school.

I was a sophomore technically in college. She was super crazy smart and was taking college courses already. She was a brand-new academic, it was very smart.

“Denise's dad, Rick Gough, had been a long time detective”

with the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office at the time. Rick Gough is a legend at the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. He's been here a long time. I felt like I just had an in his apprenticeship with Rick. Kind of guys cut from the same cloth.

Cops, cops. Is that Rick? Yes. Oh, my goodness. Yeah.

What was it about her that attracted to you? She was beautiful, funny, goofy. As we started dating and got to know each other better. The thing that I loved about her the most was how she looked at me.

Nathan remembers that Denise was just 17 when she first spoke to him

and the two went out on a date. I wanted to take her somewhere special because if she was the one, I wanted it to be memorable. And I kind of already knew, like it was weird. I kind of already knew.

You already knew that age. I think so. So you started dating and pretty soon is February Valentine's Day. How did you mark the occasion? Valentine's Day was not even a month after her first date.

And so we went to the mall and we came over this plane and I could over $40. That was our cap. She found a ring. It had a hard on it with a little stone in the middle.

That turned out to be the most special thing her price possession. Soon you're talking marriage. We weren't talking marriage until we found out that somebody was going to be coming into this world.

“I remember finding out like she was pregnant.”

And I was kind of shocked because she was like really young. She was really happy that day. I don't think she stopped smiling the whole day. We had Noah about five months later. And then Adam was born another 18 months later.

That's a quick family. Yeah, we didn't waste any time. We had no money but we didn't care. And we were madly in love. Then January 17th, 2008, everything changes.

Have you checked the residence? Yes, every closet, every row, every bathroom, everywhere. It was like she evaporated. She had nothing to do with nothing. We knew she didn't leave on her own free will.

Northport is a great little town. It's a beautiful city. The neighborhood that Denise and her husband lived in was just a typical small family. Florida neighborhood. It is a very family friendly place.

It's a place where families go to race children and it's a place where people go to feel safe. How did they wind up moving to Northport? They were looking for a house to rent and they saw that one and liked it. And there was a brand new house.

They never lived in a tea.

Back then, the recession was hitting and there was a ton of empty houses for rent. And we found a three bedroom, two bath for like $500 a month. And it was in a beautiful area. All pine trees, wooded area, very secluded.

Which we thought was a good thing.

Being in our own house was really special. Okay, we're a real family, but we loved it. We loved the house. But on January 17th, 2008, that house is at the center of a missing person's investigation. Have you checked the residence? Did the entire residence?

Yes, I'd be in the entire house, yes. Every closet, every room, every bathroom, every work. Are the children okay? Yes, well, my younger son's crying. They're okay.

Although almost is. All right, Nathan, I have an office here and route for you. She does return home by the time we get their calls back. Let us know, okay? Okay.

All right, thank you. Thank you. Bye-bye. My name is Chris Morales, and I am the deputy chief of police for the North Park Police Department. But at that time, you were at the time, I was the detective with the agency in the major crime unit.

You get this call that Denise Lee is missing. I got a notification from my sergeant and he said, "Hey, I need you to go out

“so that's what we're having to reference to a missing female."”

Ten-four. Ten-four. Ten-four. Ten-billed. Approximately five-two.

Thirty-blind hair. Blue-eyed. 110-pound. Photos were disseminated out throughout the department to members on their computers. Who to be out and to look out for at that time?

Do you just wait for the police? Do you call anybody else? Yes, so as soon as I got off the phone with 911, I called Denise his dad. Who happens to be a detective? Rick always, when he answers the phone, he just starts talking.

The first thing Rick asked me, "I'll never forget it."

I can't imagine what this must have felt like from his standpoint. He asked me, "Do you guys want to come over for dinner tonight?" And I'm like, " Rick, I can't. I don't know where Denise is." And he's like, "What do you mean by that?"

Did you immediately become concerned? Yes. Why?

“Because he says she wasn't around and the two boys are there home alone when he got home?”

Absolutely. And then he went into Cobmoed. Is there any signs of force entries or blood anywhere? And I'm like, " Rick, no, it's like she evaporated." And I felt better after talking to him because I knew if anybody was going to find where Denise was.

It was him. And then I take off straight to Northport to their house and had to get a hold of my wife. I didn't know what to think. I had no idea what could have happened. So very quickly Denise's mom arrives to take no one out of home.

They had taped off the house. Crime scene was there. I brought them home with me. Adam was only six months old. She was still nursing him.

I had a friend go to the store, get formula because I knew it was going to be time for him to eat. He was hungry. They were my focus. Now, when you first go out there, I would imagine you've got to rule out the husband.

Any investigator knows that when you have something of suspicion, when it comes to a domestic a husband and wife that you're going to be on high-per vigilant of wanting to focus on that person, right? Cars from the Northport police station are soon on the scene. And Nathan says, "One of the officers starts to hone in on him." And I understand it.

You watch a lot of these types of shows and it's always the husband.

But luckily, Denise's dad arrived and that changed everything. The respected his authority, this was his daughter. And this investigation ramps up pretty quickly. First thing, I go, "Well, maybe you see what we have in somebody else. You know, her Nathan happens to be absolutely not.

Nathan is her life. There's no way she would go off and leave him kids at home like this. I know 100%, maybe there's something wrong." They're multiple law enforcement agencies involved who's taking the lead. Northport's taken the lead on us and their jurisdiction.

But Detective Morales was the case, Agent. Was there any sign of forced entry or a struggle? No, no, nothing. Nothing. So it looked like a woman just son of a vanished.

Yep, with leaving her two freshest babies behind. Her phone was there, her keys were there, her purse was there. So all indications, there was something wrong. I remember Rick Gough was sitting across the street, leaned up against his car with his arms crossed

and his head kind of in a way downward of dismay. He was distraught. You're her father, but you're also in law enforcement. So what goes on for you at this moment?

Me, I was, hey, you know, you always hear postpartum,

depression, maybe after a pregnancy. But it's been six months, so you kind of, well, maybe she's just lost in a woods out here, or the whole house is surrounded by woods and stuff. So I went to Chief Cameron, I call him at the time, and he was the end of sheriff and I said, hey, can we get her helicopter up here?

Northport doesn't have a helicopter, can we get extra people? Instantly, I felt the panic in his voice.

“And all he kept saying to me, I'll never forget this.”

Chief's something's wrong. Chief's something's terribly wrong.

He goes, my daughter is gone.

Her car's at her house, her phone's at her house, her purse is at her house, her kids are at her house, and she's not.

He's the chief she would never do that.

She would never leave her kids. I said, I'm on the way, I'm bringing the cavalry. We'll be, we'll help you. We're going to fight you. So you had law enforcement.

Law enforcement was hearing it. About a sergeant's daughter's missing.

“They were just, they were coming going, what can we do?”

What can we do? What can we help? Where can we go? I called the dispatcher and I said, anybody who's free, any detective, any officer, any motorcycle, doesn't matter what you send them to Northport.

We got to go and find Rick's daughter. We were trying to figure out where is Denise. So we started going door-to-door, talking to neighbors, around 230. The neighbor, a young female, had saw a green tomorrow.

She said she saw a man in a green Camero. She made eye contact with him. It could see through my blinds.

A green Camero grew up and down the road.

And I walked outside, just as she was turning around. They called him to her driveway real quick. And sat in the car. Jennifer Eckhart, who lived next door, saw him park in Denise's sleeves driveway after he had kind of been prowling up

and down the streets several times. Denise sat there for, let's say, good 15 minutes. And so I went back inside and then about 10 minutes later he left. Who's inside this green Camero that seemed to be lurking outside? She said it's going to be door-to-door, green Camero.

I'll just go by and with the search on for this mysterious green car, a heart-stopping 911 call comes in.

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