What happened to Bianca Carrasco? Preview Dateline: Missing In America Season 5

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1:22education can be affordable and exceptional. GCU is purpose-driven education. Find your purpose today at gcu.edu. Hey, it's Josh Mankiewicz with a preview of Dateline Missing in America. In our podcast's fifth season, we share six new unsolved mysteries. And we're hoping someone listening might have a clue that could help crack one of these cases. Maybe that someone is you. Here's Dateline, missing in America.

1:57If the American health care system were a human body, nurses would be its beating heart. They are the first people a patient interacts with, taking medical histories, running tests, checking vitals, administering medications, and drying tears. They usually spend more time with a patient than any other provider. The job is emotionally demanding and physically taxing. No day, no patient, no treatment plan is the same. The only constant, a nurse is expected to show up, ready to work, every day. That's what Bianca Carrasco did. She loved her patients. She wasn't just there trying to do her job. At 29, Bianca showed up for her patients, day after day, shift after shift.

2:56She worked in oncology with patients who really needed her help. She took pride in what she did and took it very seriously. She did, until May 1st, 2016. And I said, okay, did she call? Did she call in? She said, no, ma 'am. And she said, it's not like her. That morning, Bianca did not show up at all. From that point, I said, okay, something's really wrong. It has been 10 years since Bianca Carrasco missed that shift at Topper Wine Medical Center, just outside of San Antonio, Texas. Her sister, Giovanna Burney, is still searching for answers. I know there are people that have more information and they haven't spoken up, and I just think they're just as guilty by not speaking up.

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