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"I started believing she was murdered. Seaside, California, Detective Joe Bertaina first heard the name Mary Louise Day back in 2002. JOE BERTAINA: What name would they know you by?She says the woman claiming to be Mary didn't even remember that their birth father left them an inheritance they could collect at age 18. Mary Frances Sprenkel Day May 9, 1938 – July 30, 2020 One night I dreamed a dream.

In 1981, 13-year-old Mary Day disappeared from her Seaside, Calif., home, with no sign of her anywhere. Calgaro was always told that Mary had run away, but she never accepted that and when she grew up, she finally reported her sister missing. Sherrie Calgaro Well, Mark Clark has a theory that he says explains it all — even if it is a little far-fetched. She says Mary herself filled in the gaps.Mary also mentioned a new name – Morie – a woman she knew in those early days on her own in California.At the time, KImmel had two young daughters of her own.Veloz discovered that Mary had moved around a lot — city to city — living on the margins. Sherri was 10 when Mary disappeared. He tells Charlotte, she panics, he panics, called the police.The detective pressed Houle and brought up the story of the sick dog.Remember, police had no record of Mary Louise Day as an adult; there were no credit cards, no driver's license or ID recorded anywhere. Police were suspicious. "48 Hours" took Sherrie to visit Phoenix Mary in Missouri, where she'd been living for a few years.Mary was living here and suffering from late-stage cancer. Kathy showed the detective a corner of the backyard where she said her parents told her not to play. By the time Seaside Police launched its investigation in 2002, there was little to go on.Mary had never been enrolled in school in California and her parents had never told anyone she was gone. COP: When you was back in California … did you guys take any kind of steps to find her? "Years later, after her sister got police on the case, they believed she was murdered, too. Who told you that? With DNA proving Mary's identity and the case closed, Sherrie Calgaro invited Mary to move in with her in North Carolina. taken at least a year after the alleged murder. As I was walking along the beach with my Lord. Mary was a first-century Galilean Jewish woman of Nazareth, the wife of Joseph, and the mother of Jesus, according to the canonical gospels and the Quran.. A young girl's disappearance remained one family's dark secret for more than 20 years. Strangely, that ID had been issued only three weeks earlier, while the homicide investigation was underway.When Detective Bertaina went to Phoenix, the woman he was sure had been murdered told him she had run away from her mother Charlotte and stepfather William when she was a teenager. During search with cadaver dogs, investigators unearthed a little girl's canvas sneaker in the Houles' Seaside, California, backyard — the same area where Kathy says she was not allowed to play. CBS News Did a man who said he had a "demon" in him kill the teen, bury her in a shallow grave, and then hire an impostor to take over the murdered teen's identity for cold hard cash?Along the rugged central California coast, the legend of Since the mid-1990s there had been rumors a young girl, just 13 years old, had vanished without a trace from her home near the massive old Army base at Fort Ord. It was Sherrie Calgaro, Mary's sister, who finally got authorities on the case. DET. JOE BERTAINA: Is that when you started bleeding?MARY: I started bleeding and he hit my head on the coffee table … I think I blacked out … maybe that's why I can't put all the pieces together.But she didn't remember anything about the sick dog. There is no record of her parents ever reporting her missing. At the time Mary disappeared, Houle was assigned to Fort Ord, on the California coast north of Monterey.Sherrie, who kept in touch with her birth family, later visited them.But Kathy did say her mother Charlotte told them that Mary had run away.When Sherrie grew up, she filed that missing persons report. Detectives in the small military town of Seaside, California, never even got their hands on the case until more than 20 years had passed. In most cases, that would be the end of the story – but not in Once Phoenix Mary moved in, Sherrie started to have her own doubts. Another set of cadaver dogs had been working on an unrelated matter and had found something.In 2008, cadaver dogs alerted near a second home where the Houles had lived — the house they had moved to shortly after Mary disappeared.Once again, police dug. Plus, stream all your favorite CBS shows live, next day, or on demand anytime, anywhere. Sherrie was adopted by the foster family.Mary and Kathy were returned to their mother Charlotte. And it also put money in Phoenix Mary's pocket. Sherrie Calgaro invited her long-lost sister to move in with her. JOE BERTAINA: I don't know I've ever heard that particular manner of speaking.MARY: Then y'all still trying to prove who I am, huh?Phoenix Mary also said she never used her real name:MARY [phone call]: Nobody … knows me as Mary. Sherrie Calgaro/Phoenix Police Dept. He says they found soil samples consistent with a body being buried. Veloz chalks up Mary's foggy memory to trauma and a lifelong battle with alcohol.As for that email Mary sent to Detective Bertaina saying she had been lying about who she was, Veloz says Mary sent a follow up email, writing, "I'm not sure myself what I was trying to say in that email. There hadn't been a trace of Mary in more than two decades — until police in Phoenix, Arizona, made a traffic stop.November 2003, in Phoenix Arizona – it was a routine traffic stop: a pickup truck with stolen plates. CHARLOTTE HOULE: … my husband says we filed a police report with the Salinas Police Department. Detectives in California could not believe it.