Kimberly Antonakos was her father's whole life. She was a "daddy's girl" if there ever was one. Yet, one night, it seems that Kimberly never returned to her Brooklyn apartment after a night out clubbing in the city. What happened to her? The tragic end to Kimberly's life was discovered in a relatively short time after her disappearance — a charred body was discovered in a basement of an empty house in Queens, NYC. The autopsy showed that Kimberly was still alive when she was set on fire. Who would commit such a crime? Well, statistics shows that violent crimes are 9-times-out-of-10 committed by someone the victim knows.

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