A KIDNAPPING HIDDEN FOR 40 YEARS 🤯

Oh, oh, they're coming for you, Sharon. Well, we're here for you, ma'am. Well, why? Uh, with all the information that we do have, you have a warrant for your arrest. Chasing. They have to. Ma'am, we're not. Oh, oh, oh, I'm so sorry. Here is this woman. She looks normal. She lived a normal life, but decades ago she made a grave mistake. Her name is Debra Newton. When police arrested her, people around her called her Sharon. Oh, oh, they're coming for you, Sharon. They don't know me. That was the name she had been using for years, but Sharon never existed. I don't understand. Yes, ma'am. So what we're going to do is we're going to put you in handcuffs, okay? I didn't do anything. Her current husband, Mark, was completely unaware of her false identity and the truth that was about to surface. What's going on, Sharon? I don't know anything. I'll have the, this ready. I'll have the detective come talk to you in just one second, okay? I gotta make a phone call. In 1983, in Louisville, Kentucky, Debra disappeared with the child. The child was three years old. The child's father reported her missing, but Debra had already crossed state lines and she started a new life under a false identity. For more than 40 years she was never found. The child grew up believing everything was normal. She never knew she had been reported missing. She never knew her real identity. The case eventually went cold. Decades later, investigators reopened it. Debra was located in Florida, still living as Sharon. She was arrested and charged with custodial interference. Your daughter Amanda, was her middle name Marie? Yes. All right. Do you know the date of birth?