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But all breathed a sign of relief when another neighbor spotted Atlas pendant hiding in a bush in his yard at about 11:40 Saturday morning. "I was about to give up hope," Takisha Jackson said. "[Police] told me the next five hours were crucial." Investigators told Atlas tag pendant her daughter was found safe and sound at about 1 p.m., she said. On Sunday, all was quiet again at the Jackson residence. And for the time being, Markisha's parents are letting her play games on the little pink Nintendo, no matter where it came from. Markisha said she likes a "Mario Brothers" game. Atlas tag pendant said she and her husband will worry about where it came from later -- beginning their informal investigation at Chimney Lakes Elementary School on Tuesday, Takisha Jackson said. "I'm going to talk to her teachers and find out who gave it to her, but right now everything's in her name," she said. But if Takisha's school friends ask her what happened to Tiffany 1837 pendant over the weekend and why she was in the news, they won't get much, she said. "It's none of their business," she said. When told about the number of people who were worried for her welfare during her disappearance, Markisha's steely expression finally broke. Her eyes watered, and she ran from the kitchen repressing sobs. That was the first emotion Markisha had shown since she came back home the day before, Takisha Jackson said.It began as a traffic stop in Baldwin.