In the premiere of Text Me When You’re Dead, We investigates the chilling disappearance of 21-year-old college student Emily Parker. At 11:47 p.m. she sent a cryptic message to her roommate: “He’s here.” Thirty minutes later, her phone went dark — and so did the trail.

This episode follows the digital breadcrumbs left behind: the final text, a hidden draft message, and the suspect who thought he could outsmart investigators. Discover how modern detectives use cell-tower pings, deleted messages, and metadata to crack cases that once seemed unsolvable.

If you’re fascinated by true crime, digital forensics, or the stories behind the last messages victims send, this gripping debut sets the tone for the entire season. Subscribe now so you never miss an episode of Text Me When You’re Dead.