In 1990, 15-year-old twins Jeannette and Dannette Millbrook walked out of their Augusta, Georgia neighborhood and were never seen again. But what’s most disturbing isn’t just their disappearance—it’s how law enforcement handled it. The original detective on the case was criticized for dismissing leads, mishandling evidence, and ultimately closing the file far too quickly. For decades, the twins’ family fought to keep their story alive while officials seemed determined to silence it. Their disappearance was even erased from official records for years, as if the girls had simply never existed. Now, more than 30 years later, questions remain: was this just incompetence, or an intentional cover-up that cost Jeannette and Dannette their chance at justice?