The search for 7-month-old Shannon Dedrick may have ended on a happy note Wednesday night in Chipley.
But the legal problems for one of the suspects are just beginning.
Beaufort, South Carolina authorities are reopening the 1987 disappearance case of 3-year-old Paul Baker.
Babysitter Susan Baker has been a suspect for a number of years.
Baker's family still doesn't believe she's guilty of either crime.

The arrest of Shannon Dedrick's mother, Crystina Mercer and her babysitter, Susan Baker, has left many people in the Chipley community in shock.
Several people still can't believe the two are responsible for her disappearance, including members of Baker's family.
"I couldn't hardly believe it. I thought she was a good person."
Baker's half-sister, Donna Shirley, says she talked to Susan several times during Shannon's disappearance and never sensed she had anything to do with it.
"Matter of fact, Susan seemed like she was real upset about it."
Washington County Sheriff Bobby Haddock confirmed Baker was not only Shannon's babysitter, but also her aunt.
Her sister-in-law, Valerie Shirley, still believes she's innocent.
"I believe she was framed. I believe Tina set her up on that."
Mercer and Baker are facing a long list of criminal charges for their involvement in her disappearance.
In addition to that, the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office sent an investigator down to Chipley to see if there was any new evidence to link Susan Baker to the 1987 disappearance of Paul Baker.
Susan was the boy's babysitter and married his dad, James, after he divorced his first wife.
She claims she put paul down for a nap, only to come back and find him missing.
South Carolina authorities have never been able to find Paul Baker.
Susan was sentenced to 10 years in prison for abusing the couple's daughter but was later released.
"Sue's not a violent person at all, I've known her for probably 40 years now," says her half-brother James Shirley.
"She wouldn't hurt nobody. Not a child, nobody."
NewsChannel 7 tried to reach the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office but our calls were not returned.
Despite what has happened, Baker's family members say they will still stand behind her.
"She's still my sister and I love her."

We spoke to Susan Baker's husband, James, late this afternoon.
He says he had no idea baby Shannon was inside the house the entire time.
Both women refused interview requests.