Hello and welcome to Till Death Do Us Part Just Melissa.

And on this episode, I'm going to be talking about the murder of Caitlin Harp.

When 33-year-old Caitlin Harp vanished from her Pennsylvania home in June

2025, the first clue wasn't blood or signs of a struggle. It was silence. It was on June 20th,

around 4 p.m. when Caitlin's sister, Heather Lane, called the hemlock township police and requested

a welfare check on Caitlin, saying the last time the two had spoken was the day before on the

evening of Thursday the 19th at around 6.45. It was extremely unusual for the sisters not to talk every single day.

Heather had also noticed that Caitlin's Life 360 app had stopped updating the night of Wednesday

the 18th. And according to the affidavit, a probable cause, Caitlin's phone had been turned off about an hour after Heather

had spoken to her sister on the night of the 19th, so around 7.57 p.m. Caitlin's husband, 37-year-old,

well, some sources say 39, Vincent Harp, who went by Vinny, was soon visited by law enforcement at the home

he shared with Caitlin in Hemlock County. He told authorities that the last time he saw his wife was at

their home on Fairview Drive on Thursday, June 19th, between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. And when he woke up the next morning, around 5 a.m.,

Caitlin was gone, saying she must have left the home on foot. Vinnie told law enforcement that

Caitlin had texted him at 358 a.m. on the morning of the 20th, and she wrote, I love you so much, but I can't. I'm sorry for

talking to them guys on Snap, but I need a break. I'm going to have a friend pick me up. I'm taking a

bag, and I'll get a hold of you in a couple days to get the rest of my shit.

Please don't destroy my shit.

I need my space to get out of my head.

And he showed this text to the investigators.

Now according to Heather the sister, who was shown the message,

this was not how Caitlin normally texts,

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