Monday, July 17 An Amber Alert is issued and a neighborhood search begins. A 51-year-old man is questioned by police then released.
Tuesday, July 18 A reward of $15,000 is offered. Members of Destiny's family say they pass polygraph tests.
Wednesday, July 19-Friday, July 21 The reward increases to $30,000. The expanding volunteer search draws other parents of missing and murdered Utah children.
Saturday, July 22 Hundreds join the weekend search. Police seek help from members of the Liberty Park drum circle.
Sunday, July 23 Police issue a new Amber Alert late in the evening after a child matching Destiny's description is seen at a Davis County service station.
Monday, July 24 Destiny's body is found in a basement near her own home.
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