Hey y'all, welcome to Killer Queens, a true crime podcast. I'm your host, Tarela, and like most

millennials, I've always had an obsession with true crime. On KQ, you'll find light true crime

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This episode contains discussion of missing person, mentions of suicide and human trafficking.

Listener discretion is advised. In August of 2013, 25-year-old Tiffany Daniels had asked her boss if she could leave work early and was planning to take a few days off after that. It wasn't until

days later when people realized that nobody had seen or heard from

her since then. Her car was later located, parked at a nearby beach, but what happened, Tiffany

remains a mystery to family friends and law enforcement in the Pensacola, Florida area.

And want to give a hey girl thanks to Jessica Patrick for requesting this case and a hey girl

thanks to Mark for writing it up. Let's get started. Tiffany Daniels, a vibrant and talented

individual was born and raised in the Dallas area. And from an early age, she displayed a passion for

art and an outgoing,

engaging personality that left a lasting impression on everyone she met. Her family describes her

as free-spirited, a trait that allowed her to easily connect with people, and also brighten the

atmosphere wherever she went. Her love for the arts flourished in high school,

where she excelled creatively and socially, and then later, she turned her artistic skills

into a career taking a position at the Pensacola State College Theater in Pensacola, Florida,

where she painted elaborate sets for theatrical productions. This role combined her artistic talents with her love for community and culture,

allowing her to make meaningful contributions to the local art scene in Pensacola.

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