Hey everyone and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime where we get Big Mad over True Crime.

I'm your host Heather Ashley and today's case is out of Nevada.

Small talk sucks so let's dive in. 35 year old

old Tiffany Booth was the kind of person that literally no one had anything bad to say about.

The kind of genuine goodness that Tiffany was is the kind that can only come from your soul.

She was always happy. She loved her family. She kept in touch with old friends on a regular basis and was always looking for the next

things she could do to make someone else's day. She's the kind of friend that

texts back right away, remembers your birthday, and buys your pets presents on

Christmas.

Aside from being the friend we all wish we had, she was also a huge Seattle Seahawks fan and like every single one of us listening,

she was big into true crime. Never in a million years did she ever

think she would become a victim. According to an old friend of hers that I spoke with,

Tiffany grew up in a teeny tiny town in Oregon

until she moved to Texas. She made a ton of lifelong friends while she was there, but in the

fall of 2019, the Ellie Times reports that Tiffany moved to Las Vegas. When you think of Las Vegas

you probably think of Neon Lights, casinos, and nightlife, but that's not why

Tiffany moved there.

Tiffany packed up everything she owned to move in with her mom and help her with everyday life

because she was struggling with MS.

She didn't Huff and Puff, she didn't sigh, her mother needed help, and because Tiffany was Tiffany, she dropped everything to be there for her.

It didn't take long for Tiffany to find a job, and when she she did she met a guy who worked there

named Eduardo Clemente. I spoke to Tiffany's cousin Angelina about the case and

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