Lizzi's family realized they didn't know who she was seeing that Tuesday night. Let's call the state police.' I'm driving and she's callin' the cell phone to call anyone we can think of.' And finally just couldn't take it anymore and jumped in the car and drove,' Bob Marriott explained. 'We worked the phones for, I don't know, two hours maybe.

They immediately called police to report her missing. Lizzi's parents live a couple hours' drive away in Massachusetts. 'I didn't have a checklist that told me what to do.' 'What do you do when your child is missing?' Bob Marriott asked Roberts. 'And that's when your heart goes in your throat,' Tony Hanna said of the call. We were about to call you,' Bob Marriott said of his call to Lizzi's aunt and uncle. Now something's really wrong,' said Tony Hanna. 'And she says, ''Oh my God, Lizzi's not here.' And that's - and then it was, like, sheer panic. 'Can I crash at your house?'' said Becki Hanna.Д«ut by Thursday, there was still no sign of Lizzi. 'I said, 'Well, you know, teenage girl, she probably stayed late. kinda - made me nervous,' said Tony Hanna. Wednesday morning, Lizzi had not come back. '.And that's the last thing we heard from her.' be home no later than 12, 12:30,' Tony Hanna explained. 'On Tuesday she said she going to a friend's house. she'd scream, 'I'm home.' And it really made us feel comfortable that she really felt like our home was also her home,' said Becki Hanna. 'One of my favorite things was when she would come back. 'And it's where she really wanted to go.'ДЄnd while attending UNH as a day student, Lizzi was living with her aunt and uncle. 'It has a wonderful marine biology program,' Lizzi's uncle, Tony Hanna, said. She had just entered the University of New Hampshire as a sophomore. In October 2012, Lizzi Marriott was 19 years old. Just no rhyme or reason,' said her father, Bob Marriott.

'She and I used to do just the silliest things together. 'You know, you'd see her and she'd have a tortoise in her hand or a little turtle, and, you know, be putting it back on the brook side of our road.' She loved her friends, she loved the little critters around her,' Lizzi's mother, Melissa Marriott, said told '48 Hours' correspondent Troy Roberts. But that same ocean would play a role in the tragedy that ended Lizzi's life. Portsmouth, NH - The cool blue of the New Hampshire sea water is as deep as Lizzi Marriott's love for the ocean. Produced by Sarah Prior, Sara Ely Hulse and Bruce Spiegel

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