In 2016, Sierah Joughin, a 20-year-old college student, was riding her bike home through rural Ohio when she was brutally attacked and abducted by James Worley. This was no random crime—Worley had carefully planned his assault, taking Sierah to a hidden barn rigged with restraints and tools of torture. Her body was later found in a cornfield, just a few miles from Worley’s home, leaving a trail of devastation for her family and the community. As the investigation unfolded, a chilling truth emerged: Worley had been convicted of a similar attack in the 1990s when he attempted to abduct another woman, who miraculously escaped. Yet, despite this violent history, the public had not been alerted to the danger he posed. Join us as we finish part two by digging deep into the life and lethal secrets of James Worley, exposing the missed warnings and unanswered questions that may have cost multiple lives.