When twelve year old Tia Sharp was reported missing by her grandma, suspicions regarding her disappearance quickly arose. Over eighty police officers were assigned to the search, and 800 hours of CCTV footage were collected to find the missing girl. Unfortunately, on August 10th everyones worst fear was realized- Tia had been murdered.

Join Lisa, Matt, and our special guest and dear friend to the show, Melissa, as we discover what happened to little Tia and who all would be held responsible for this henious crime. We also discuss at length how eye for an eye should be met for someone charged with "wasting police time"

*Please note all opinions in the show are our own and solely in regards to the specific case we are discussing in this episode*

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