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It shows her truck on video and then it shows she's like kind of walking towards her vehicle,

but then she takes the kind of beers off a little bit. She isn't going to his vehicle.

I think she was going to leave him and he wouldn't have it. I think he knew. I think he was watching her.

On the morning of January 20th, 2017, 40-year-old Holly Cantrell drove to the McAllister Regional Health Center in McAllister, Oklahoma,

where she worked as a physical therapy tech. Just a few minutes before noon, Holly clocked out for her lunch break.

Only Holly would never return and she was never seen again. That evening, her husband became concerned when she hadn't returned from her shift at the hospital,

so he decided to take a ride over to see if he could find her. Her truck was parked in the hospital parking lot, but there was no sign of Holly.

Over the past 18 months, there have been many twists and turns in Holly's case, and two people close to her remained persons of interest.

But what happened to Holly on January 20th, 2017, remains a mystery.

I'm Marissa, and from Wondery, this is episode 135 of The Vanished. Holly Cantrell's story.

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Growing up, Holly was raised by her grandmother. She had a very close relationship with her cousin Charlie. They were like sisters.

I spoke to Charlie for this episode, and she told me more about Holly.

She's always spent with my grandma growing up. She's always known her mom and her sisters and her brothers and all that.

I've went on in Holly just, she was a grandma's girl. We were all kind of a little jealous too, I guess, growing up, because she was always in the spotlight.

She didn't really realize it, I guess, but she was always loving.

I don't think there was ever a mean bone in her. I'm sure there was at times, you know, growing up.

She was always like a good-hearted person. She always wanted to help people. I remember when I was going to say she wasn't like the popular crowd.

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