April 10, 1994.

Arlington, Virginia.

The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children receives an anonymous call on their

tip line from a man who has information on three missing females.

Fourteen-year-old Beth Miller, 20-year-old Tiffany Sessions, and 17-year-old Tracy Crow.

Even though all three women disappeared from different states at different times, the

caller claims that he has seen them all together and that they are being held against their

will in a prostitution ring in Texas.

An extensive investigation on covers no evidence that this story is true, but even though all

three cases of had potential suspects, none of the three missing women have ever been found.

After that, the trail went cold.

Hello everyone and welcome to the latest episode of the trail went cold.

I'm your host Robin Warner and today I will be doing something a little different by

covering not one, not two, but three missing persons cases.

The disappearances of Beth Miller, Tiffany Sessions, and Tracy Crow.

Now these are three young women who went missing at different times in three different

states so you might be wondering how they're connected.

Well in 1994, the authorities received an anonymous tip that all three women were still

alive and being held captive in a prostitution ring together.

It's very likely this tip was nothing more than a hoax, but if it was, it may be the

most bizarre false tip I've ever seen in a missing persons investigation.

This whole episode was set in motion when I recently received a request from a listener

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