Rachel Shannon

Obviously, Will was not happy about this, and their on-again, off-again relationship continued.

They continued their heated, intense arguments.

Will continued on his jealousy streak, sending threatening messages to any and all clients he could find on Holly's phone.

He would act out, breaking Holly's personal belongings,

even once taking Holly's car and returning it to her with flat tires.

They continued breaking up and making up, continuing this vicious cycle.

It was overall just a bad situation for both of them, and it seemed like both Holly and Will lacked respect for not just each other, but themselves.

Holly knew very well that her partner was not okay with her escorting, yet she didn't care enough about the relationship to stop or even have a serious conversation about it.

They couldn't come to any sort of mutual agreement that would leave them both satisfied.

Instead, she just continued what she was doing, basically telling Will to stop being so jealous and to stop being so toxic and abusive.

Meanwhile, Will couldn't handle the fact that Holly was working as an escort, sleeping with other men.

It sent him into a spiral that he couldn't get out of.

Yet, he didn't respect himself enough to just leave the relationship.

Instead of realizing that she wasn't going to stop, realizing that this isn't what he wanted in a relationship,

He acted out and tried controlling Holly and the situation instead of just leaving it.

Overall, this is just a very toxic situation for the both of them, both playing their own parts in the madness.

Then, everything took the most tragic, devastating turn for the couple by March of 2020.

By early in the morning of March 13th, a construction worker arrived at his worksite along Old Hickory Boulevard in Nashville.

At the worksite, the worker noticed a white Acura down in a ditch along the gravel road.

It was obvious that this car had crashed there.