Kim Major

Elizabeth said she wanted him to be, but that he wasn't sure.

In late August 2016, Elizabeth's case manager called the LifeWorks office.

The case manager, who usually spoke with Elizabeth a few times a week, was getting worried.

The last time they talked, Elizabeth was, in the case manager's words, pretty excited about something.

They planned to talk soon.

Elizabeth was last seen near a supermarket on the outskirts of Ashland on the morning of August 16th.

By the time she was reported missing, it was September 7th.

In a Facebook post on September 9th, Ashland police shared grainy security camera images.

They showed Elizabeth wearing a bright pink T-shirt on the last day she was seen.

Now, a week after Elizabeth Griffith was reported missing, Jane Doe brought her name up in Detective Kim Major's office.

Major had a new thought.

Clearly, Elizabeth and Jane had something else in common.

They both knew Sean Great.

Detective Major wasn't sure yet how much weight to give this coincidence.

After all, Ashland isn't exactly a big place.

Because this is the kind of town where everybody knows everybody, right?

Major asked Jane if she thought Sean had attacked others.

Jane said she couldn't say for sure, but that Sean had mentioned other women going off on him.

He had scratches on his face that he said were from fights with mental women.

There was a lot she wanted to ask Jane, but Major had run out of time.