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In the realm of human emotion, love knows no boundaries,

yet acceptance remains a distant dream for some people.

In the 1990s a gay couple sought refuge from mounting homophobia,

leaving behind the confines of Colorado for the promises of Medford Oregon.

But their aspirations for a safe heaven were shattered in 1995 when they mysteriously vanished.

Fears began running rampant that they had become the victim of the very thing they were trying to escape.

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In the backdrop of the 1980s, Fiat intertwined the lives of Roxanne Ellis and Michelle Abdel within a doctor's office in Colorado.

Roxanne, an obstetrical nurse and a devoted mother of two,

found her heart drawn to Michelle who had recently just joined the same workplace.

As their friendship deepened, a spark ignited, blossoming into a profound love that transcended mere friendship.

However, their romance unfolded amidst a troubling reality,

mounting tide of homophobia within Colorado.

The growing influence of fundamentalist forces fishing Colorado's Andi Gay amendment 2

became too threatening for the couple leading to genuine concerns for their safety.

In 1990 they settled on in the city of Medford, Oregon, where they encountered conservatisms,

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