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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 Canada in one that had plot twist

after plot twist after plot twist. Small talk sucks, so let's dive in.

27 year old Jessica Lloyd was one of those gorgeous social butterflies that everyone seemed

to know, and one way or another you met her and you loved her. She was just fun to be around

and she made friends everywhere she went and she kept them. And she wasn't one of those

people who got too busy to feed her relationships. Whether it was her friends or her family,

she was the one person that everyone could always count on. If you called, she answered,

if you texted, she texted back, and that's exactly what she did on Thursday, January 28th of 2010.

At 10.36pm, she texted a friend and as far as anyone else knew, she went to bed so that

she could be at work bright and early the next morning. But the following morning on Friday,

she didn't show up. She was a no-call no-show and that was so out of the norm for her that

her co-workers knew something was up. They all tried calling and texting her to make sure

she was okay, hoping that she wasn't sick or that she hadn't gotten into an accident

on her way to work. But all of their calls went unanswered and none of their texts were

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