[Nancy Grace, Hln:] Breaking news tonight. The search turns desperate for a missing 9-year-old Florida girl. Tonight, police have the alleged perp. But where`s the girl?
[Unidentified Female:] They caught the guy, but they don`t know anything about where Diana could be. Deputies tracking down and detaining 28-year-old Jorge Guerrero, who`s suspected of taking the child. Little Diana Alvares is still missing.
[Grace:] Stanford University ex-champion swimmer gets a slap on the wrist for raping an unconscious co-ed. Slap on the wrist? Six months, six months in the county jail after a jury finds him guilty on three felony sex attacks on an unconscious girl outside a campus fraternity party. And to top it all off, after he gets a sweetheart deal, his dad, his father, writes, Going to prison is a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action. Action? He calls it action? I call it a felony!
[Unidentified Male:] The judge`s decision to sentence former Stanford swimmer Brock Turner to just six months in county jail and probation for sexually assaulting a woman who passed out drunk.
[Unidentified Female:] I`d be livid. I`d be furious.
[Unidentified Male:] A light sentence, she said, would make a mockery of the seriousness of his assault.
[Grace:] A distraught dad leaps over the pews in a crowded courtroom, attacking the brutal serial killer that murders his daughter. But tonight, is the father being charged with a crime? Good evening. I`m Nancy Grace. I want to thank you for being with us. Bombshell tonight. The search turning desperate for a missing 9-year-old Florida girl. Tonight, police have the alleged kidnapper, but where is the little girl? They can`t get anything out of him? And sadly, Bob Alexander, news director at Fox News, in our jurisprudence, we can`t use sodium pentothal to shoot him up with a shot and make him tell the truth. Right now, this girl`s life is hanging in the balance, a 9-year-old little girl. That`s a 3rd grader. Look at her. Look at her in her little side pony. We don`t know where this girl is. We don`t know if she was sold. We don`t know if she`s being prostituted out. We don`t know if she`s dead. We don`t know if she`s alive. We don`t know if she`s locked in some basement of a home or an apartment, starving dead. We don`t know anything. Is she tied up. Is she in a closet? Is she even alive? That`s where we are tonight, Bob Alexander. First of all, how did the whole thing go down? Let`s start at the beginning. The little girl lives with the mom and the stepfather and the family, the siblings. And the mom wakes up early, early on Sunday morning to get the children ready to go to church, and she sees immediately that the 9-year-old daughter, Diana, is gone. Now, their home very, very small. There`s no indication that there was a break-in, nothing. Take it from there, Bob Alexander. BOB ALEXANDER, 92.5
[Fox News:] Well, Nancy, in those early morning hours back on May 29th, Diana was discovered missing within a three-hour period of the mother waking up to fix a bottle for the little baby and then trying to get her up to prepare for church. It was then reported to police, who then began an exhaustive search with seven different law enforcement agencies. And then the attention turned to Jorge Guerrero, who had been living at that mobile home for about nine months and had some kind of an attraction with Diana. And that`s when the search began in earnest to try and find this guy, Guerrero, who had moved out several weeks earlier.
[Grace:] Well, and another thing about that. Another thing about that, the reason the mother kicked him out, Jorge Guerrero, is because she did not like the connection he seemed to have with her daughter. Now, this is how they knew each other. Correct me if I`m wrong, Bob, the mother knew him from work. And when he was looking for a place to stay, she let him move in, I assume for rent, into their home. And he would talk all the time about how cute the girl was, how pretty the girl was to a point where the mom didn`t like it and said, You know, you shouldn`t be talking like that about a 9-year-old little girl. You need to leave. And he left. And he`d been gone for about a little over three weeks. And all of a sudden, she pops up missing. So immediately, suspicion was on him, Jorge Guerrero. But the police find him. Where do they find him, Bob Alexander?
[Alexander:] Nancy, they found him in Okeechobee County, which is about an hour and 20 minutes to the north of the Ft. Myers, Lee County area. He was chased down after that Amber Alert. They took him into custody. They brought him back here to Lee County, where he appeared before a judge today. But according to family members of Diana Alvares, he has been unwilling to even discuss Diana, leaving everyone even more frustrated and worried.
[Grace:] Isn`t it true, Justin Freiman, they`ve got his vehicle? But what I notice, I notice a discrepancy, Justin, because he had a van at the family home, at Diana`s home. And from what I can tell in the police documents, they found a car. I don`t like that. Does that mean he ditched the van or I don`t know what it means. It may mean nothing. But wasn`t there also a delay in issuing the Amber Alert?
[Justin Freiman, Nancy Grace Producer:] That`s right, Nancy. There was a delay.
[Freiman:] And that delay might have made things worse because a person that Guerrero actually stayed with in Orlando for a few days said he didn`t know of any Amber Alert because it hadn`t come out yet, and had it have already come out, he would have spotted the guy even sooner.
[Grace:] Oh, this is just killing me. This is just killing me. Marc Klaas, president, founder, Klaas Kids Foundation. Think about it Marc. You remember the early days of having children when you`re up all night. This mom gets up in the middle of the night. I`ve been there, been there, been there. You get up 2:00 o`clock, 3:00 o`clock, 4:00 o`clock to make a bottle for one baby. The other baby, you check on it. Can you even imagine? I guess you can, Marc. Your child not being in her bed. I mean, I can`t even imagine, Marc. And now this guy Marc Klaas! This guy has been apprehended for child porn on a cell related to him. That was Marc Klaas`s daughter who went missing and was killed, OK? Marc, I mean, can you even imagine? Now, I`m wondering, the child pornography that Guerrero has on his phone I wonder, is it related to this girl? Did that mother have just an instinctive knowledge that something was horribly wrong, Marc?
[Marc Klaas, Klaas Kids Foundation:] Well, she very well may have, Nancy. And I think that the pornography obviously raises too many red flags in this case. You know, I`ve been a vocal opponent or a vocal critic of the Amber Alert ever since it turned into a national project for the very reason that it failed this little girl in this instance. The kids that need it the most, the kids that are taken in their bed in the night their abductors don`t leave a calling card. They don`t leave their vehicle information. They don`t leave their license plate. But we know that there`s a little girl that looks like
[Grace:] But what`s bothering me right now hold on, guys. I`m hearing in my ear we are now being joined by Nancy Martinez, the cousin of little Diana. Nancy, thank you for being with us.
[Nancy Martinez, Cousin Of Missing Girl:] You`re welcome.
[Grace:] Nancy, what first of all, we, all of us, are praying that Diana comes home, all of us.
[Martinez:] Thank you.
[Grace:] And I want to know what, if anything, police are telling you or your family tonight?
[Martinez:] That`s the thing. They`re not telling us anything. They`re keeping us in the dark about everything.
[Grace:] Tell me this. When Diana`s mother forced this guy out I mean, she knew him from work. She had worked with him. She had no idea there was anything wrong. He needed a place to live. She says, Sure, you can rent a room with us. When what led her to kick him out? It had to be some kind of intuition. Something made her kick this guy out. And tonight, he`s not saying a word about where Diana is. And he holds all the keys, the key to crack this case in his hand. And he`s not talking.
[Martinez:] When she noticed that he was getting very attached to Diana, that`s when she decided, you know, to confront him and tell him that it wasn`t right, that she didn`t see it, said that he was getting too close to her daughter. She asked him to move out. He moved out the following day.
[Grace:] In what way? When you say getting too close to her, what do you mean by that, spending too much time with her, talking to her on...
[Martinez:] He was spending way too much time he was spending way too much time with her. He would look for any excuse to take her out to the park or to take her out to eat, any excuse to be alone with her. So when she noticed that, she immediately put a stop to it, and she asked him to move out.
[Grace:] And you know, Nancy, we are brought up to believe the best, good, about everyone. And when it`s somebody you`ve been working with for a period of time, you think you know them. Sure, fine, go take her to the park. That`s but then over and over and over, suddenly, it hits her something is wrong. Nancy Martinez, relative of missing Diana, just 9 years old. Tonight, we don`t know where she is. We have no clue. But I can tell you this. Jorge Guerrero knows something. They get him, they get his cell phone, and they find child pornography on his phone. Now, another thing, Nancy Martinez. There was no sign of forced entry in their home. I`m wondering, did he have a key made? Did he still have the key? They also have a pitbull, I think it is. The dog didn`t bark. That dog barks at everybody. It had to be somebody that dog would not bark at.
[Martinez:] That`s when we noticed something was wrong. Again, we handed this information to police officers the first day that Diana went missing, and according to a source that we have, the officers went to Okeechobee that same Sunday that she went missing. So neighbors were interviewed.
[Grace:] ... and they find his car. What did the neighbors say?
[Martinez:] The neighbors said that they didn`t know anything about a little girl being missing, that they were just there to ask question ask questions about Guerrero. So they were never informed that Diana was missing at all.
[Grace:] Has anybody reported seeing Diana?
[Martinez:] We`ve had various leads from a lot of people here in Florida that claim to have seen Diana with Guerrero. So at this point, officers are looking into it. They`re pulling footage. Hopefully, we can, you know, pinpoint exactly where he might have dropped her off, if that was the case.
[Grace:] Everyone, tonight, prayers are going up. But we need your tips 1-800-780-TIPS, 1-800-780-7477. And you may fault the mother for taking in a renter, but not everybody can afford to pay their house payment, to pay a mortgage on a condo like a lot of people who go to college and they get their grad degree and they get a good job. This mother brings somebody in she thinks she knows from work, OK, as a renter. Now her daughter is gone! Please help us find this girl!