Erin Moriarty

And no indictments came out of it.

And not only do they not get answers from the grand jury and they can't find out what people said, but the investigators aren't telling them much either.

And you and I both know this, Anne-Marie, this happens all the time because investigators are always worried if they say something to the family, the family's going to tell friends and it's going to get out.

So it was very, very difficult for the families, you can imagine.

Heather,

was so frustrated.

She's the older sister.

She doesn't have answers, and she wants answers like everybody else.

Wow.

She does have to TikTok.

And you and I have both seen that more and more now.

Heather so much believes that she might be able to keep this case alive and get tips that as of now, she's done about 250 videos.

Think about that.

and has 12,000 followers.

But even before there was TikTok, Heather was already on the case, and she would get tips from people and bring them to the police.

She heard about a man who had been

charged with killing his girlfriend in Florida, a guy by the name of Rodney Stanger, who was familiar with war in Massachusetts, but had moved to Florida.

And the victim's sister had actually reached out and said he might be involved in Molly's murder.

And so that was one of the tips that Heather gave police.

And it turned out that Rodney Stanger had been on their radar.