The Unending Search for Sara Anne Wood | Full Episode

Investigators are locked in a 30-year game of cat and mouse with a child serial killer to find the body of 12-year-old Sara. "48 Hours" correspondent Erin Moriarty reports. Watch more full episodes of "48 Hours" on Pluto TV.

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[crazy_old_bat]

Wow that girl Becky faking that asthma attack to avoid an abduction is brilliant! She knew she was NOT getting into that man’s truck.

[allsolidnoshake]

Lil ma said" IDC if you shoot me I ain't getting in that truck "👏🏾👏🏾💪🏾

[beverlywhite]

Thank God for Becky Sabareece. She survived and didn't get in the truck. She definitely saved a lot of kid's lives. Hero 😢🙏

[eljake]

You don't have to be a profiler or psychologist to know why this killer doesn*t give the authorities all the info needed to find his victims: power. He has no power over anything in his life now. That knowledge is all he has to make him feel powerful.

[nicool]

Those home videos of Sara showcase how bright and exuberant her energy was. What a huge loss for the family and all who would’ve been warmed by her glow. Rest in peace, Sara.

[robgau]

Could he have put Sara in the guy's house he did all the work in? All that masonry and concrete.
RIP
I hope they find her one day.

[elizabetheaton]

There are some crimes, those against children specifically, that should trigger an automatic life sentence in solitary confinement. No parole EVER. Life.

[kachina]

So damn sad. What a beautiful young girl.

[louferguson]

Teach your children that under no circumstances do you get in that vehicle or trunk. It’s incredibly sad we have to have these conversations

[irishgurl]

The amount of cases I’ve seen that start with kids and teenagers were labeled “Runaways” instead of possible victims makes me so angry!

[hvrs_]

If your child is abducted, how do you go on? I couldn’t

[jalady]

After driving 600 miles with this monster, I would suggest he must have been sloppy if he couldn't remember. He likes the attention. I'd talk about him like he was a failure for not remembering where he left her.

[amark]

there’s nothing worse than bringing harm to a child…. That fact typically unites people across the spectrum of classes. Even the criminals in prison don’t tolerate it.

[SharonMartinez]

This guy uses everyone’s hope of getting answers and some kind of “closure” as a means of entertainment during the rest of his bored life of incarceration. He gets picked up and driven around. How scenic! Get’s fed a different cuisine than his daily prison fare. Let him rot. “Closure” is overrated. In fact, it doesn’t exist. Of course it’s okay to look. But he should not be believed- ever.

[wendyfoster]

These cases are the reason for the death penalty. Absolute monster!! THere is a special place in hell for monsters like this.

[khismet]

Patiently waited for this episode. It's such a heartbreaking loss for this family. Thank you, 48hrs for this new episode. RIP Sara🕊

[cathyprosser]

Child hunters, predators are the most evil among all of humanity 😑 😢 It's so hard to conceive of that kind of wickedness and cruelty to the most vulnerable among us and it's not anything the victim's loved ones EVER recover from 😢😢😢

[JonBullock]

48hours is one of the very best shows at bringing the attention for the solved and unsolved victims of these hideous crimes.

[sarahcartier]

No god fearing person would commit such henious acts. He just used religion to conceal his actions and paint a persona.

[Kpociask]

Did anyone else wonder if he concealed her little body in the repairs he volunteered to help with in that guys cellar?