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59-year-old Sandra Prince was well-known in the Bay Area of Florida. Kind, compassionate

and altruistic, she dedicated 30 years of her life to helping those who needed it most.

Then one quiet December night, she mysteriously vanished. Much of the search for Sandra was

mired in the details of her life. Nautoriously private, few knew exactly what she'd been

up to, nor who she was spending her time with. Eventually, it was discovered that she'd

had a secret relationship with a married man, her contractor, Earl Pippin. As detectors

began digging into Pippin, he stopped cooperating and hired a lawyer.

In September of 2006, nine long months after the disappearance, investigators officially

named Earl Pippin as a person of interest. Among the reasons cited were inaccurate information

he'd given to police, questions regarding his travels in the days leading up to and following

Sandra's disappearance, and the claim that Pippin was listed as the sole beneficiary to

Sandra's estate, valued at nearly $3 million.

Following that announcement, investigators would conduct multiple digs at a property connected

to Pippin. They'd reveal the discovery of new evidence, put forth a theory regarding

jealousy, and then in a shocking twist, would turn their attention to another member of

the Pippin family. Was this a case of a jealous lover striking out in a moment of rage?

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