We live in a world where every moment of our lives is captured.

Walk down the street in any American city,

and you will stumble into the frame of someone else's TikTok video, a CCTV camera.

Our homes, however, remain our kingdom.

To have property, in a way, is to have privacy.

But what if someone saw you as their property?

Ultimately, there was, I think, around like 55,000 short videos that were discovered.

And every moment of your life is placed under the microscope.

I am not going to sit here and listen to this shit.

You're driving me fucking nuts.

This is the story of a mother,

Nikki Liley, who went missing one summer night in Georgia in 2011,

and how her disappearance unraveled a twisted knot of jealousy, lies,

and the need for control so shocking, it's hard to put into words.

That was one of the like pivotal moments for me that this man is dangerous.

Three daughters and their mother in peril.

I know the end.

And I think she knew the end too.

So many people knew something was wrong, but nobody really knew until they heard it for themselves.

Welcome to my world.

You killed me a long time ago.

From Sony Music Entertainment, this is watching you.

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