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Unidentified
17:54 - 23:49 (05:54)
The blood found in a car belonging to a missing woman, Heather Teague, didn't match her DNA, but a hair found on the back seat was identified by the FBI as hers. The investigation continues to discover the truth.
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Despite receiving letters containing graphic details of Heather’s disappearance, Tracy is disappointed when Sarah is eventually acquitted of harassment charges, while the remains found in Kentucky turn out to be those of a missing woman from Indiana named Pam Fadril.
17:54 - 20:27 (02:32)
Summary
Despite receiving letters containing graphic details of Heather’s disappearance, Tracy is disappointed when Sarah is eventually acquitted of harassment charges, while the remains found in Kentucky turn out to be those of a missing woman from Indiana named Pam Fadril.
ChapterUnidentified
EpisodeMISSING: Heather Teague
PodcastCrime Junkie
After a car belonging to Heather Elvis was found with bloodstains, Sarah and Heather's father were suspected of involving in her disappearance.
20:27 - 23:49 (03:21)
Summary
After a car belonging to Heather Elvis was found with bloodstains, Sarah and Heather's father were suspected of involving in her disappearance. However, later on the blood samples did not match Heather's blood and the identity of the hair found in the car remains unknown.