Hey everyone and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime. I'm your host Tether Ashley and today we

cover a case that goes in a direction you will never see coming. Sometimes when I start looking into

a case it all kind of makes sense as I go along and I can almost predict where it's going to go,

but this is not one of those cases. So fasten your seat belts. Small talk makes my ears bleed,

so let's dive in.

Heather Sikon was one of those girls with bubbly personality and a smile that could light up a

room. Her sister describes her as being the best of everyone saying that she didn't have a single

mean bone in her body. Her family says that her fatal flaw was always seeing people at their

highest potential and not for who they really were. She had several different groups of friends,

but mixed none of them. She had her volleyball friends, her sense elementary school friends,

her work friends, and her fixer-up her friends, who tended to have a bit of a shady past,

but she wanted everyone to know that they were more than what they seemed. Heather even had pen

pals that were in prison at one point because again she saw the best in everyone and she wanted

them to see it in themselves as well. She was athletic and ambitious, a natural basketball player who

also made time for track and volleyball. In her high school years back at Chancellor she was even

made co-captain of the varsity basketball team in her sophomore year. Sophomores rarely make varsity,

let alone become co-captain. But that's what Heather did. She gave 100% or she didn't do it at all.

And this isn't one of those times where the family is buttering up reality and only giving you the

best memories of someone, even the athletic director from her high school describes her as pleasant

and respectful according to Fredericksburg.com. She would literally volunteer to wash and fold the

girls basketball uniforms after each game. She was the proud aunt to one niece and three nephews

and spent any time she could doding on them. Photos of them littered her Facebook page. Her

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