Hi, crime junkies. I'm your host, Ashley Flowers. And I'm Brett. And listen, the story I have for you today, girl, you know I love a deep dive and this one was a true dive. Because originally, when I came across this like blip of a story, there was almost nothing to it. Two women and a little girl vanished on their way home from a gospel concert, the end. Not a lot of coverage, not a lot of theories.

One of those articles that will honestly fool you into thinking that maybe there is no story

there.

But no one can disappear without a trace and not leave behind a complicated web, just waiting

to be unraveled.

And after our team spoke with absolutely everyone we could get in touch with

about this case, from family members to law enforcement, we can finally bring you the details

that haven't been reported on anywhere else. And we can slowly start to unravel this mystery

if the right person who hears this is brave enough to finally come forward.

So if you're that right person, listen closely.

This is the story of Sarah and Kimberly Boyd and Linda McCord.

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I'm For Tiffany Ross, April 5, 1987 begins like many other lazy Sundays, hanging out at her grandmother's house in

Dorchester, South Carolina. Tiffany's family is really tight-knit, so people are always in and out of the

house. And on this day, it is her uncle Philip who stops by. Tiffany's only eight, so she's not

part of her uncle in her grandma's conversation, but she can hear clear as day when Philip says that his wife, 32-year-old Sarah Boyd, and their two-year-old daughter Kimberly, are missing.

Philip hasn't seen them since Friday, April 3rd, when they left to go to a gospel concert with Sarah's 32-year-old friend Linda McCord.

Now, it was supposed to be a quick thing.

I mean, like, to the concert was only like a 30-minute drive from where they live in

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