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I'm Emily Campaniel, and this is the Fox True Crime podcast.

Thank you. True Crime Podcast. January 13, 1996 was the last day that 9-year-old Amber Hagerman was seen alive.

Just after 3 p.m. that Saturday afternoon,

Amber was abducted in Arlington, Texas, while riding a pink bike that she had just received for

Christmas. Witnesses reported seeing a man in a black pickup truck grab young Amber before driving

away. Four days after her kidnapping, Amber's body was found. She was

lying in a creek just four miles away from the site of her abduction. She had been brutally

murdered. Almost 28 years later, the person responsible for the heinous crime has never been

found. Amber's case shocked the country and ultimately led to the creation of the Amber Alert,

a system used for broadcasting emergency alerts pertaining to missing and abducted children.

John Bischoff is the vice president of the Missing Children's Division at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Today, he joins me to explain how the Amber Alert system works,

and why that tool is still so crucial for solving these cases to this day.

Amber Alert as a whole, you know, it was a system built out of tragedy.

The Amber Alert system is named after a young girl, a young nine-year-old girl named

Amber Hagerman.

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