In the fall of 1987, two boaters discovered the body of Sabrina Kid floating in the Colorado River.

Right in the corner of her eye, I saw a bloody tear. I had about lost it right there.

I've said, who would do this to this poor girl?

To some, Sabrina was just another young female victim from the Las Vegas strip.

But to Lindo Marx, a tabloid journalist at the wildly popular new TV program, a current affair,

Sabrina's death would become a mission.

The phone rings, and I pick it up.

And this woman tells me that her niece is missing.

They were just telling me we can't get anyone to do anything.

You are our last resort.

Linda would find herself in over her head.

This was a case nobody at her office wanted her to take on.

I just thought it was too dangerous.

A murder whose details shockingly tied back to Linda's own story

in ways she could never have imagined.

I could feel that it was going to have an impact on her for the rest of her life,

but not in a good way.

Through her persistence, the hunt for Sabrina's killer was blown wide open.

He said she never came home.

I go, that motherfucker's lying.

I was scared to death, and I'm thinking, I need to get away from this guy.

He realized that I was on to him.

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