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Video Transcript

Me and Gabi went down to Lake Havasu to visit Katelin. Me and Katelin got tattoos down there. And she had gotten butterflies and I had gotten butterflies.

These are my butterflies. And hers are on her arms. I got mine here and then, um. It don't look as good as it used to.

She’s always like butterflies. In some way, she has.

And when I’m outside, I always see black and yellow butterflies everywhere. Which is pretty cool, because she always liked butterflies like that.

Interviewer: And it immediately reminds you of her?

Lisa: Yeah, it does. When you see the little black … it’s always black and yellow. And I was told yellow is like the color for the missing. So I always see the black and yellow everywhere.

Katelin was 19 when I saw her last. She’s 25 now. It’s just … it never should have happened. I should always know where my daughter’s at.

I think about the day I dropped her off. I should have said more to her. I didn't know that was the last day I was going to see her.

You know, I should have been more … I should have been … because I was like, alright, I’ll see you later. I’m going to go to work. Text me. Let me know when you get to the airport. I should have said more than that but I didn't know.

I’ll always try to find her. I’ll always be … try to find her. No matter what it takes.