On our last episode, we told you about the strange disappearance of Alyssa Turnie.

She went missing back in 2001, but it wasn't until a serial killer in Florida

falsely confessed to murdering her in 2006 that her case was finally investigated,

and police, friends, and family came to realize that Alyssa was likely the victim of foul play.

It took years for family members to find out that Mike Turnie, Alyssa's stepdad,

had taken her out of school early the day she went missing.

And although he had video surveillance in their home and recorded all incoming and outgoing phone calls,

the tapes from the day Alyssa went missing and the call she supposedly made to her stepfather a week

later from California could not be produced because they were either taped over,

or the recording devices were conveniently turned off. Mike became an immediate suspect in many

people's minds as his stories changed and new information about his relationship with Alyssa

surfaced. For a long time, family members stood by him, including Alyssa's half sister Sarah.

But in the years since Mike's arrest and his subsequent release from prison for making those 26

pipe bombs, information has come out that has changed Sarah's mind. And now she has become Alyssa's

number one champion advocating for justice and demanding answers from her own father.

The man she thinks did something to her sister.

When I saw myself on the 2020 episode, now as an adult, it's extremely difficult to watch.

I looked so naive and it's just really sad. I really believed that my father had nothing to do

with it and I could never grasp the idea that he could even try to hurt someone.

So it's extremely difficult to watch now. So I know you learned a lot in the 2020 special.

Like you and all of your family did the stuff that you never knew before. In our last episode,

we mentioned how it was the first time anyone in your family knew that Mike Turnie had actually

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