Etta Smith was working in an aerospace company in California, particularly in Burbank when she saw the news: Melanie Uribe, a 31-year-old nurse, was missing. After hearing the news on December 17, 1980, Etta heard a strange voice; she called it a “thought”, but at the same time, it was “talking to her”, saying that “she (the victim) is not in the house”. After that, the vision came one after the other: first, there was a canyon area, then a road and a curving, then a shrubbery, and lastly, there was white. Etta didn’t know what the white was but suspected that it was the missing girl, Melanie, or particularly, her white uniform (as she was a nurse).