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In February of 1989, a 20 year old woman headed out for a late afternoon power walk in Florida and didn't come home.

After conducting the largest search in a Lachua County history, investigators concluded that she was likely the victim of a serial killer.

This is the story of Tiffany Sessions.

Tiffany Louise Sessions, whose family called her TIFF and TIFFI was born on October 29, 1968, to parents' Hillary and Patrick Sessions in Tampa, Florida.

When Tiffany was just a year old, her parents divorced, but by all accounts, she had a wonderful childhood with both parents separately.

She traveled all around the country with her mother Hillary, who was previously in the U.S. Air Force and then became a life insurance agent.

And Tiffany even went to school in California, Texas, and Massachusetts, where Hillary's parents' farm was located.

But ultimately, Tiffany settled into an exclusive boarding school called Lawrence Academy, located in Groton, Massachusetts.

And with Tiffany's father Patrick working as a real estate developer in South Florida, her family was known to be wealthy and very well known in the community.

And this allowed Tiffany to take part in sports like skiing and horseback riding throughout her upbringing, and she even was a competitive horseback rider and won numerous awards.

And because of this, she was an avid athlete and played field hockey in school, but her favorite pastime and her exercise of choice was power walking.

Since she suffered from shin splints, which are painful tears and the muscle and bone tissues due to overuse, obviously in your shins, she didn't typically jog or run, which is why she loved power walking so much.

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