Narrator/Host

So it was certainly of interest and of concern in the disappearance of Holly.

The public is demanding answers.

Now people are making phone calls.

They're calling the chief, the city council.

Hey, is there a serial killer in Fayetteville?

But as investigators dig deeper into the Megan Tuma case, they begin to question that serial killer theory.

Detectives are able to uncover evidence that her murder might have been a highly personal one.

and the trail leads to someone very close to her.

She had began a relationship with an individual, and she had become pregnant as a result of that relationship.

and we did a search one on his house, and you wouldn't believe it, he was actually actively taking a crime scene class at a local college here in Fayetteville.

Authorities began to close in on the man that they think might be responsible for Megan's murder.

And in that parallel investigation, detectives also uncover evidence that Holly's disappearance also might not have been random, that it too could have been a highly personal crime.

It was obvious that something terrible had happened to Holly, and we were fairly certain that it was someone close to her that had done it.

Could a woman connected to John Wymonk with a possible grudge against Holly be responsible for her disappearance?

She was a threat.

She was a threat.

Two women stationed at Fort Bragg have met with tragedy.

Fayetteville, North Carolina is a town on edge.

But then a huge development in the Megan Tuma case, as Fayetteville police close in on the person they suspect is responsible for her murder.

Who was it that was ultimately found to be the murderer in this case?