Tiffany McInnis

Hey, did your mom come home?

And I said, no, she's not here.

And he said, well, Tiffany, I didn't tell you last night.

I was looking for her, and I saw her car.

I think you need to call somebody.

I think something's wrong.

So detective, where was her car?

Her car was parked right about where I'm parked now.

You're looking for physical evidence.

We were looking for blood, and we were looking for a body, looking for a crime scene, and we had none of that.

She just disappeared.

I think for the first year, I kept it together, and then after that, it just falls apart.

The person that you depend on for everything is now gone.

In the spring of 2023, my supervisors filled me in on reopening the investigation.

Our overall goal was just to get answers for the family.

We definitely got the feeling that people were not being completely honest in their statements that they had provided back in 1999.

She had a social life and she interacted with a lot of people.

This man was writing her love letters.

There is a stack an inch and a half thick.

This is a lot of love letters.