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Next morning we waited for her
to come out of that door.
:46:08
This was Hope's big day.
:46:11
Our baby was leavin' home.
:46:14
(Mrs Percy) Her room was empty
and the bed was still neatly made.
:46:20
So I telephoned the Delacroixs.
:46:23
Our hearts sank when they told us that
Walter hadn't come home that night too.
:46:28
And then for one brief moment
we thought, well...
:46:33
...maybe they'd run off
and gotten married or somethin'.
:46:37
(Mrs Percy) But we knew that she was
just too sensible a girl to do that.
:46:41
I went down to the police
and filled out a missing person's form.
:46:46
Three days later,
the sheriff formed a search party.
:46:51
- I went along with 'em.
- They were gone all day.
:46:54
They just walked for miles and nothin'.
:46:57
On Thursday, June 20th...
:47:00
...some kids were walking near
Flank's Cove and they found a purse...
:47:05
...some clothing and a wallet.
They turned them in to the police.
:47:10
They found the kids' bodies on Friday,
six days after they'd gone missin'.
:47:17
(Mrs Percy) My daughter's body
was nude, legs spread-eagled.
:47:23
The coroner's report said that
her vagina was all tore up.
:47:30
At first they couldn't find
this class pin she was wearin'...
:47:33
...cos it was embedded so deep
from the stabbin'.
:47:38
She loved that pin. She was so proud of it.
She wore it all the time.
:47:43
It said "Class of '88. Making a difference."
:47:49
(Mr Percy) The police wouldn't
let us identify the body.
:47:52
They said it would be too traumatic.
:47:55
I just couldn't bear the thought
of them buryin' that body...