In late September 2020, 35-year-old Tiffany Booth was living in Las Vegas with her boyfriend, Eduardo Clementi.

She was close with her family, so close that they

spoke every single day. But then without warning, Tiffany stopped responding. Her phone went silent.

Her social media activity vanished, and surveillance footage from her condo was mysteriously deleted.

Days later, her car was found abandoned in the

desert, hundreds of miles away, with the license plates removed and no sign of Tiffany. Soon

after her body was discovered, wrapped in plastic, and left in a remote ravine. What began as a

missing person's case quickly turned into a homicide investigation that uncovered fake identities, survival gear, and a suspect who knew how to disappear.

And at the heart of it all was Tiffany, a kind, trusting woman whose life was stolen by someone she thought she could trust.

Thank you. Dasser. Derek has a little cold today. A little bit. We are going to, we're going to bear through that.

He's been doing great.

One of the benefits of you being the storyteller.

I can just sit here and look pretty.

Yeah.

Make sure you weigh in sometimes, but understand his voice may get a little gravelly from

time to time.

It's gnawing on me, so I do apologize because it's bothering me. So, and by the way,

there's a couple of versions where I've probably said it three or four times. I just had to redo it

because my voice is cracking. I feel like I'm back in high school. Yeah, he's going through puberty

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