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For Tiffany Ross, April 5th, 1987 begins, like many other lazy Sundays, hanging out at her grandmother's house
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in Dorchester, South Carolina. Tiffany's family is really tight-knit, so people are always in and out of the house. And
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on this day, it is her uncle Philip, who stops by. Tiffany's only eight, so she's
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not part of her uncle and her grandma's conversation. But she can hear clear as day when Philip says that his wife,
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32-year-old Sarah Boyd, and their 2-year-old daughter Kimberly, are missing. Philip hasn't seen them since
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Friday, April 3rd, when they left to go to a gospel concert with Sarah's 32-year-old friend, Linda McCord. Now,
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it was supposed to be a quick thing. I mean, like to the concert was only like a 30 minute drive from where they live
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in Dorchester. And in that moment when she hears this, this sparks a memory for little Tiffany. Maybe a sign that
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everybody missed a day earlier that something was wrong. You see, Sarah stopped by her mom's house every day
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after work. So Tiffany was standing in that same kitchen on Friday when Sarah asked her mom if she wanted to come with
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them to that gospel concert, but she said no. And so mom and daughter agreed that they would see one another the next
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day. But they didn't stop by the house the next day like they said they would. After Sarah and Kimberly got into
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Linda's 1977 Blue Lincoln and drove off, no one had gotten so much as a phone call from Sarah.