She was a people pleaser. She enjoyed helping people.
But these women just weren't her friends.
They were just so dangerous.
They were terrible, the ultimate mean girls.
JERRY: She's not creating this persona.
She's willing to hurt somebody.
She enjoys it -- that's who she is.
It wasn't surprising that...
women did it.
Women in this group can be ruthless.
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JIMI: Albuquerque definitely does have an edge.
You could say that it has a Wild West kind of feel to it.
NARRATOR: Set along Route 66,
it's no surprise that Albuquerque,
New Mexico, is home to an outlaw party scene, full of
tough guys and wild women.
They just kind of went with the flow of things.
They got drawn into the party life scene,
and the party is neverending.
We wanted to go hang out with these people,
because they were fun, and they had the parties.
Gradually, the groups got more
adventurous, and the parties got crazier.
It's kind of like a home for lost souls,
women that maybe have left something behind,
left their family behind, and kind of get together
their party together, and kind of
create a new life and new family there.
In this scene, they'll often
refer to people as my daughter, my sister.
And if you could trust somebody in this world,
that's huge, that's priceless.
NARRATOR: And at the heart of this found family
are the queen bees who call the shots.
JERRY: What people don't know is women in this group
can be ruthless.
I've seen some vicious women out there.
They were not gonna put up with anybody else's
attitude but their own.
They were always talking [bleep].
You've got your leaders, and you've got your followers.
NARRATOR: On the surface,
29-year-old Tiffany Boyer doesn't seem to
fit in with this badass group of women.
TERESA: Tiffany was a people pleaser.
She enjoyed helping people.
Tiffany's outlook on life was nothing could be wrong.
And if you were having a bad day,
she figured out how to make it better.
She loved life.
BLAIR: Tiffany had an unfortunate accident when
I think she was about five years old where a bunch of
kids were playing in the backyard, and her brother
threw a pretty sizable rock, and it fractured her skull.
She had to have brain surgery.
Her first seizure was at age 12.
She would have grand mal seizures.
NARRATOR: Tiffany's unpredictable health fuels
a sometimes fearless lifestyle.
KRISTAL: Tiffany, she was just playful.
There was never really anything that she was afraid
to do, and she just kept one-upping herself.
HOLLY: Tiffany was definitely a free spirit.
She wanted to do everything the way she wanted to do it.
SHARON: She was the adventurous one.
Tiffany was the life of the party.
She basically brought the party to the party.
JIMI: Tiffany was definitely a wild one.
But her settling down, that might have been
an unrealistic reality,
because she was such a wild and free spirit.
It's like a wild horse that couldn't be tamed.
NARRATOR: After two failed relationships,
Tiffany clearly isn't the marrying kind,
but by 22, she's a devoted single mom to two children,
Sevennah and Patrick.
Just to see how she naturally navigated into that
role of being a mother was pretty cool to watch.
She was good at it.
HOLLY: But her mother took custody of her kids
when she started having more seizures.
But she also understood and knew it was
for the safety of her and her kids.
NARRATOR: Without full-time custody of her kids,
Tiffany is free to live her life and hang out in biker bars
with whomever she sees fit,
including leaders of the local party crowd,
34-year-old Shawna Cannon and sidekick
21-year-old Stephanie Rai Rai Stepp.
Shawna didn't care who she stepped on
to get what she wanted.
She was a leader, and some of the girls looked
up to her, because she is crazy, and she was ruthless.
JERRY: People knew her as a shot caller.
If you wanted something done, it was gonna get done.
She was going to make it happen.
I think Shawna did like her reputation.
She enjoyed the narcissism of it.
JIMI: As long as she got what she aimed to get,
that's all she cared about.
Stephanie, which everybody knew as Rai Rai,
she was definitely a wild one.
DANA: Stephanie is five-foot-two, 130 pounds,
a small stature, but she is tough.
Stephanie's life in this world started where she ran away.
I believe she was 14 when she moved in with a guy who
was in a biker gang, and he was also part of that party scene.
If she got news of someone wronging a friend,
she'd be the first one to say that,
"Oh, I'll take care of it."
That was a thrill to her.
She liked to scrap.
KRISTAL: Shawna and Stephanie, they just
looked out for themself.
They didn't give a [bleep] about anything else.
I knew the people that she was
hanging out with were not good people.
These are not your people, Tiffany.
I always worried about Tiffany, but Tiffany liked Shawna.
She had good respect for her.
She called her a friend.
I'm sure she probably wanted to impress her
and get respect from her.
Tiffany would definitely always want to fit in.
She wanted to fit in with them and get them to like her.
She was so friendly and just so outgoing.
But I was surprised that she was close
to women like that -- in my relationship with her,
she'd always go towards the guys.
But Tiffany wanted to go hang out with these
women, because they were fun and they had the parties.
It was the feeling and the euphoria of that high,
and, you know, being with individuals
who were like-minded in that moment with her.
She was always just like, let's have fun, and we'll deal
with the problems, you know, later.
That's just how she was,
and she liked to meet new people.
Tiffany was the flirt.
If the guy was nice and fun, she would be like, "Hey,"
and before you know it, it's like, oh,
Tiffany's dating that guy -- here she's dating that one.
NARRATOR: But even after several years in the group,
what Tiffany never seems to learn is that in this so-called
sisterhood, there are rules,
and rule number one
is never steal the spotlight from Shawna and Stephanie.
JAKE: I was at a friend's house.
Tiffany and a couple of her friends had showed up.
I thought she was pretty hot.
She was gonna kind of put on
some sort of fashion show or something
and then left the door open, and she was
getting changed, and he happened to see her getting undressed.
And so that was how their relationship started.
JAKE: That's when we started really talking
and getting to know each other.
NARRATOR: After they start dating,
Jake learns that while Tiffany can be sweet,
she can also be spicy, and that aggravates
the biker chick clique, especially the two women
at the top, Shawna and Stephanie.
JAKE: Tiffany thought she was hot [bleep].
She walked around like...
she didn't care, and people didn't like it.
She just enjoyed the attention.
I could see there being jealousy.
I think Tiffany needed to understand the hierarchy
that already existed,
that Shawna and Stephanie were already at the top.
I don't think Shawna and Stephanie would have
liked that she was being overly flirtatious
or seductive.
They believed it was manipulative.
Her manipulative ways
were getting her in trouble with some women along the way.
Eventually, it catches up.
NARRATOR: In the spring of 2015, Jimi Gillentine helps Tiffany
get a job as a live-in caregiver
to a disabled woman named Denise Cole.
JIMI: Tiffany met Denise because of me.
I explained to her the situation.
So, of course, Tiffany being Tiffany, took over.
It was getting Denise back into health, and
instead of her being in bed all the time,
she was getting up and moving around and coming outside.
DANA: Denise was another extension of this group,
who they referred to as Mom,
and she needed a caretaker.
Tiffany would help clean and fix
her dinners and take care of her,
spend time with her.
Tiffany thought of Denise as a mother,
a second mother -- as a person, she loved her.
NARRATOR: But soon after moving in with Denise,
Tiffany becomes the target of nasty gossip.
Rumors were spreading that Tiffany was stealing
from Denise.
DANA: You know, in this group, they have their own set
of morals.
You don't steal from Mom.
JERRY: Those are the rumors.
I don't know if Tiffany ever did that.
That's what Robert McGuire was saying.
Robert McGuire, who was also part of that party scene,
I knew him as Machete Bob.
That's his name on the streets.
Robert McGuire, Machete Bob, he was my friend.
He was a character. He was a wild one.
He could be your best friend, or he could be
your worst enemy.
JERRY: He's also friends with Denise Cole.
So he steps in, kicks Tiffany out, says you're not stealing
from Denise,
and that becomes Robert McGuire's job is to watch
Denise Cole and stay at the residence.
NARRATOR: According to Tiffany, she's the real victim,
not Denise.
SEAN: Tiffany made the allegation
that Robert McGuire had raped her.
And so that rumor spread very quickly.
I don't think she understood what this implication
of rape meant to women in this group.
JIMI: I don't know what went down.
Bob probably physically assaulted her.
I don't know about sexually assaulting her.
To make something up like that,
I just don't think that she would do something like that.
DANA: Who knows whether it's true or not,
but these rumors are spreading, and people
are believing what they want to believe.
JAKE: I want to believe everything she ever told me was true,
but I honestly don't know now.
JERRY: I get a call from an informant,
one of the people that works for me, people on the street,
and they said that there's a crime that may have occurred,
but it may not be true.
So I have to start asking questions.
I have no idea truly what happened at that point.
But the person said, "Hey,
Machete Bob's missing."
A different person calls me, "Hey, Machete Bob's dead.
"He's been seen in the back of
a trunk in Los Lunas in this parking lot."
When I get the second tip
that matches everything that the first tip said,
I realized that this could potentially be true,
and it's something I should probably start looking into.
So Los Lunas P.D.,
they go look for me, and they go to McDonald's parking lot,
and there's no car,
there's no body, there's nothing there.
NARRATOR: Meanwhile, police pay a visit to the home of
Denise Cole, where Bob had lived after kicking Tiffany out.
The name Tiffany Boyer came up and I said, "Who?"
Like, who's that?
I don't -- I don't know Tiffany.
OFFICER: When you say...
OFFICER: Oh, wow.
NARRATOR: Denise believes Tiffany convinced
a man to retaliate against Bob.
JERRY: So once Tiffany's name comes up multiple times,
the thing I realized my next step was gonna
be is I gotta find Tiffany.
Gotta find Tiffany and question her and see what's true
and what's not,
see if the rape allegation was true,
see if she set up this potential hit on Robert McGuire.
I had a thousand questions to ask her.
So after that, I attempted to locate her,
but initially, we were unable to do so.
NARRATOR: As police continue tracking Tiffany down,
Detective Koppman gets a big tip.
And they said, "Hey, if you want to solve
"this Machete Bob thing, you need to
talk to Shawna Cannon."
I meet up with Shawna, and Shawna starts telling me
she thought something happened to Bob,
and she has the means to solve it, because she feels like
she is kind of a boss.
So she's gonna go grab 10 of her biggest,
closest friends and get to the bottom of this.
She tells me that Robert McGuire was killed
because Tiffany had said that he raped her.
She believes Tiffany had Robert McGuire set up.
DANA: At this point, Tiffany's reputation is not
a reputable one.
I don't think they believed her to be truthful.
In fact, Shawna calls Tiffany a liar and a whore.
KRISTAL: I never really felt like Tiffany was trying to hurt
anybody or trying to get anybody
in trouble or blame anything on anybody with a lie.
This was her story.
DANA: With Shawna saying maybe
Tiffany had something to do with Machete Bob's
disappearance, well then, let's find Tiffany.
And at that point, when the investigator asks Shawna,
where's Tiffany? She just...
shrugs, like we don't know.
JERRY: And Shawna says, "I'm sure she's just
"laying low somewhere.
"She's laying low, trying to avoid the heat.
"She's out there.
"She's alive and well, and she's
"hoping that everybody thinks she's dead.
That's her master plan."
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OPERATOR: Mm-hmm.
HOLLY: There would be periods of time
where her mom wouldn't hear from her.
Her dad wouldn't hear from her.
Nobody would hear from her.
But she never went long without calling or coming by.
I didn't know where she was.
I didn't know what was going on.
The longest she went without seeing us was like a week.
I thought she would be coming back.
I didn't understand what was happening.
KRISTAL: Her sister had called me and asked me,
"Do you know where Tiffany is?"
I said, "No, I haven't talked to her."
"Oh, okay. She's missing."
And I said "What happened?"
"We don't know. She just -- we can't find her.
She just disappeared one day."
SHARON: I knew something wasn't right.
I've got a bad feeling, you know?
NARRATOR: Now the Albuquerque Police are investigating
two missing persons, and they seem connected.
The statement that I heard is that Robert McGuire
was killed because Tiffany had said that he raped her,
and Tiffany is just laying low.
NARRATOR: After Teresa makes her report,
Police look to Tiffany's boyfriend,
Jake Seale, hoping he can shed light on her disappearance.
SEAN: Jake Seale, he was clearly scared to talk to
law enforcement.
When we finally located and spoke to Jake
for the first time,
he's very reticent in providing information.
You could see that there was this sort of internal tension
that he was fighting,
which is I really care about Tiffany, and I really want to
provide all the information that I have to help you all,
but I have my own personal safety to consider.
And so I -- you could see him
early on fighting that tension within himself.
NARRATOR: Jake eventually shares with police that on August 19th,
he was at a friend's house when
Tiffany showed up unexpectedly in someone else's car.
Well, Tiffany just had a look on her face that...
I knew wasn't right.
And that's how I ended up in the car.
NARRATOR: Jake won't tell the detective who was
driving the car or where they were taken
but says he was worried enough about Tiffany to ride along.
Makes sense, because she -- I mean, she picked good guys.
Like they weren't the best dudes,
but they cared about her in whatever way they could.
She trusted Jake.
He wanted to protect her.
JAKE: We went to a house.
We all just sat around the living room.
People -- some various people were...
making verbal comments to Tiff and calling her names.
It becomes clear to Jake that everybody is there
to get information from Tiffany Boyer
about Machete Bob.
That's when everything kinda changed.
NARRATOR: As the scene intensifies,
Jake states he was stripped down and thrown into a closet,
the door nailed shut.
It sounds like walls being crushed in
or something being thrown through them.
Took me about a year,
little over a year,
to be able to close my eyes and not hear her scream.
NARRATOR: Sometime later, Jake is let out of the closet,
and Tiffany is gone.
I woke up to a whole new world.
JERRY: Jake Seale had been threatened
to keep his mouth shut.
From the moment he was taken out of the closet,
they said, "Keep your mouth shut.
You're not gonna talk about this to anybody."
SEAN: Jake Seale was present in the home in the closet.
So when he tells that story,
I think what potentially could have been a simple missing
person's investigation was very obviously not so
after that point.
NARRATOR: Police know something horrific went down in the house.
But with Jake too scared to give up any names and no sign
of Tiffany, the investigation stalls.
As the days tick by, Tiffany's friends
and family begin to lose faith that she'll be found.
And there was one percent --
the one percent of hope of,
okay, she's hiding somewhere.
She's a fighter. She's fierce.
And it was the one percent that was
absolutely the most agonizing space to be in,
because you just held on to that hope.
NARRATOR: With no strong leads,
Detective Koppman is at a loss.
So he goes back to queen bee, Shawna Cannon.
So originally, she tells me, "Well,
I don't really know much about anything,"
but me and her actually begin talking on the phone routinely.
So very quickly, she began to trust me.
But throughout various conversations,
I got more and more.
NARRATOR: In her mind, Shawna is working
towards her goal, helping to find Bob.
But then Shawna's telling me, "We had her taken."
That's when I realized, okay,
Shawna definitely knows what's going on here.
NARRATOR: Detective Koppman listens as Shawna explains
she was the one who had Tiffany in the car in
Jake's story.
She says Jake Seale wanted to come along.
JERRY: Shawna didn't want to seem like a bad guy.
She was just concerned about Bob, and the way
to find Bob is to do X, Y, and Z.
So Shawna takes Tiffany herself and Jake Seale
in her car, drives them over to Rob Rose's house.
Rob Rose was known in this group as somebody who was just
always around, his house was sort of
a get-together location.
JERRY: Yeah.
NARRATOR: Shawna Cannon has spent years as the queen bee in her circle.
She knows how to use her power to get what she wants.
And she's convinced Detective Koppman will fall under
her spell.
JERRY: Shawna liked talking to me.
What I learned about her is she justifies everything,
and she truly thought she was a good person.
And she ended up telling me certain details that she just
should not have told me.
I'm not gonna solve this case if Shawna doesn't open
her mouth, and she opened it quite a bit.
NARRATOR: Shawna says she made a few phone calls
once Tiffany was at the house,
including to her second-in-command,
Stephanie Rai Rai Stepp.
JERRY: William Paul Alexander,
he's been known in the party scene for decades,
and he's also known as somebody that's very violent.
SEAN: He was an individual in his sixties, I believe --
late fifties, early sixties -- they called him Uncle Paul.
It was a -- it was a sign of respect.
SEAN: When Stephanie Stepp got the call from
Shawna Cannon that they had Tiffany Boyer
at Rob Rose's house, and they were questioning
Tiffany about Robert McGuire's disappearance,
Stephanie Stepp went to go immediately to Rob Rose's
house to involve herself in the situation.
I think it demonstrates Shawna Cannon's reputation in this
group, that Shawna Cannon could reach out to Stephanie Stepp,
and Stephanie Stepp would drop whatever she was doing to go
and attend to this situation.
SEAN: Her statement to law enforcement is, "I just
"wanted to know what happened to Robert McGuire.
"I put Tiffany in my car.
"Yes, she wasn't free to leave, and yes,
"I drove her to Rob Rose's house, but I left,
so my hands are clean."
NARRATOR: Shawna's account gives Detective Koppman
a location, but he's no closer to having
concrete proof that Tiffany Boyer was murdered,
and with Tiffany still missing,
he needs to track down the other players in Shawna's
story to corroborate what he's hearing.
JERRY: I grab a couple of guys, and we go do
a search warrant on Rob Rose's house.
I see Rob Rose leaving his house, and I ask him,
"Do you have any weapons on you?"
He said, "Yeah, I have a gun on me," so I get the gun,
and I place him in cuffs, because at this point,
I know he's a convicted felon, and he's prohibited from
carrying firearms.
They were looking for any physical evidence to show that
a struggle is there, to show that a crime may have
been committed.
Detectives locate that closet door, and they're seeing holes,
and these holes are specifically on the door frame, uh,
into the door,
where you would actually be able to secure the door using
screws and nails,
which matches exactly what Jake Seale had
previously stated.
They were successfully able to
observe what appeared to be blood
that was at the scene where
Jake Seale stated that Tiffany was beaten.
NARRATOR: During the search,
Rob Rose is questioned about the allegations
of what went down inside his home.
Some people are fairly decent liars,
uh, when we question them -- others, not so much.
Rob falls in the category of a horrible liar.
We asked him about the holes in the --
the frame of the closet door, and he just basically blamed
that on his weird roommate that he does weird things, and at
that moment, he was being very uncooperative.
We weren't believing a word he was saying the whole time.
We know his involvement is pretty deep at this point.
NARRATOR: But Detective Koppman senses that the women
are at the heart of this crime.
He needs to find Stephanie Stepp.
I get a call, a tip, saying,
"I know where Stephanie Stepp's at.
"You better hurry.
I don't know how long she's gonna be at this house."
So me and this detective fly over there as fast as we can.
I know that she knows me.
We pull her aside,
and I talk to her low-key casual, like,
"Hey, what's up? You remember me?"
She's like, "Yeah, Koppman, what's up?"
The more she started talking,
the more her ego started taking over, and then she
started bragging about it,
and that's when she's telling me she's dropping elbows,
punches, kicks.
So she was bragging, and she said, "I beat that bitch's ass."
So I act like it's no big deal.
Wow, you beat her that bad, huh?
Okay, cool. She was gagged and bound?
Okay, well, how's everything else going?
DETECTIVE: Okay.
I've never had somebody brag to me as a cop before about
kidnapping somebody and just beating them as bad as she
was saying she did,
but she was pretty proud of it.
And then she said, "Well, I don't think Tiffany is dead.
I believe Tiffany is still alive."
She said, "If she was killed, I wasn't there."
Inside, I'm like, this girl's crazy.
But we did exchange numbers after that.
We let her go like it was no big deal.
But as crazy as it sounded that I was playing nonchalant,
I'm gonna need this girl down the line.
That's the long game of solving all of this.
NARRATOR: Stephanie said when she left,
Tiffany was still alive.
We put forth a lot of effort, and we were unable to locate
Tiffany or any signs of her.
We're believing probably a homicide at that point.
NARRATOR: Frustrated, Detective Koppman
turns to Shawna Cannon, hoping she'll
be happy to snitch on her friends one more time.
JERRY: So Shawna was definitely lying to me from the beginning,
if anything else, just by keeping information from me.
So that night is when she really broke it down.
She said, "Oh, I talked to Stephanie.
Like, you're gonna want to hear this."
I was like, "Okay, what's up?"
She said, "Well, Stephanie said that she was
"trying to strangle her to death,
"strangle Tiffany to death,
but she didn't quite do it."
She's not even considering the loyalty with
Stephanie Stepp -- that's not important.
Who cares, and then she brought us something about
a hammer, and I said, "What was that?"
And she kind of whispers, "A hammer."
I was like, "Okay, who used the hammer?"
"You're gonna have to figure that out, ask around.
I don't know, I gotta go."
So the next day, I already know I have
to go locate, uh, Stephanie Stepp and reinterview her,
and that's what I did.
Had her step out of the house and step into the vehicle.
I said, "Stephanie, listen,
"like, you've given me some information.
"That's great. Uh, but now I received all of
"the information.
"So no more BSing me, like, I'm gonna tell you right now
stuff that I already know -- tell me about the hammer."
She's stressed out, her heart is pounding.
I'm looking at her straight in the face.
And under that extreme stress, she answers the question.
And what she told me was shocking to me.
NARRATOR: Detective Koppman has mean girl,
Stephanie Rai Rai Stepp, cornered.
I think at that point,
Stephanie had no idea who turned on her.
She knew somebody did, because there was only a few people
there besides herself,
but she wasn't able to figure it out at that moment that it
was Shawna, absolutely not.
Like, tell me about the hammer.
Who used the hammer on Tiffany Boyer?
And she says, "Well, the boys took care of all that.
I was trying to choke her out. I was trying to kill her."
Her emotional level was very high,
and she was acting it out, trying her hardest
to use that emotion and anger to kill Tiffany.
NARRATOR: But it turns out Rai Rai isn't as
tough as she thinks.
NARRATOR: According to Stephanie, it was one blow to
the head by Uncle Paul that killed Tiffany.
JERRY: It was not a big deal for Paul.
He stepped in in a cold fashion,
had a hammer, and was able to complete the act
in a manner of two seconds.
And he took a life like it was nothing.
She said, "And from there, we rolled her up in a rug,
and we put her in the back of Rob Rose's car in the trunk."
She said, "And from there, Paul and Rob Rose
drove off with her."
And they came back several hours later,
and all they had to say at
that point was, "She's now coyote food."
NARRATOR: When Jake was finally let out of the closet,
he feared for his life and agreed not to tell a soul.
At that moment, Tiffany's missing person
investigation truly becomes a homicide investigation.
NARRATOR: But without a body or manner of death confirmed,
Albuquerque Police can't arrest
Shawna, Stephanie, or Uncle Paul.
That was really just the point of saying we need to double
our efforts, and we need to figure out
who can help us find the remains,
where it became essential that Rob Rose be on our side.
NARRATOR: With an offer of immunity,
Rob Rose flips and agrees to
show detectives where Tiffany's body was dumped.
Almost three months after she was reported missing,
detectives locate Tiffany's body.
We turned that corner around the bush,
and there she is, all of her.
Tiffany.
And we were just silent for
a minute, just staring, like all the madness
had kind of come down to this point.
NARRATOR: Later that evening, Tiffany's loved
ones are notified about the discovery.
TERESA: I was training at a store out of town
when I got the call.
I cried, because it finally hit home.
I came back to Albuquerque.
I just felt like I needed to be back here where she was.
BLAIR: The phone rings.
Unknown caller.
The detective identified himself and said, "We're sorry.
"I'm sorry to tell you that we've positively identified
the remains as your daughter, Tiffany Boyer."
I can hear him on the phone when he said that, it's just,
it's burned into my memory for the rest of my life.
I'll never forget it.
KRISTAL: When I found out that they found her,
um...
I cried,
and I hugged my kids.
She was a good person,
and she meant a lot in my life.
NARRATOR: While investigators wait for
the medical examiner's report,
a discovery is made in the desert.
JERRY: Bob McGuire's body was found in a shallow grave.
I believe it was Los Lunas -- to this day,
who knows? Maybe somebody did observe him in a trunk.
Robert "Machete Bob" McGuire was never proven to have
raped Tiffany, and his murder is still officially unsolved.
A forensic anthropologist is finally able to determine that
Tiffany was killed by blunt force trauma to the head.
After the long, frustrating wait,
investigators can finally make their move.
JERRY: The arrests are a very coordinated effort.
I knew that Shawna was in some type of beauty school.
So I sent somebody there.
I knew Paul's location, so we got him at that house.
I had somebody that was into Stephanie Stepp.
We sent somebody over to that house,
and we were able to take them down simultaneously.
NARRATOR: Uncle Paul Alexander receives
a first-degree murder conviction and a life sentence.
Stephanie Rai Rai Stepp pleads guilty to
second-degree murder and receives a 24-year sentence.
Tiffany was flirtatious with the guys,
and she got attention that way.
Stephanie had anger issues, and I think she was
looking for an opportunity to take it out on Tiffany.
NARRATOR: Shawna Cannon pleads guilty to kidnapping
and receives six years.
DANA: Shawna took things into her own hands,
and that's what she's always done.
Shawna orchestrates this kidnapping of Tiffany,
taking her back to question her
and maybe help solve the murder of Machete Bob.
NARRATOR: Free-spirited Tiffany never understood
how vicious these queen bees could be until it was too late.
She was such a special girl,
and she was so bright,
and she was so beautiful.
Oh, my gosh, man.
And she brought two beautiful, amazing humans into the world.
She was an absolutely incredible human being.
TERESA: Sevennah is Tiffany all over again.
And I really do think
God did that for me.
I don't think I could have gone on.
She was my sister.
She was my best friend.
She was there when I needed her, um...
I loved the [bleep] out of that girl, like...
And when she was taken, I felt
like they took something from me, too.
I do believe my mom's goodness does live with me.
I have a big part of her in me, and I think that's just great.
It's just a great blessing to know that,
um, she did love us before she left.
PATRICK: I love my mom with 110 percent.
I want people to know that she had a heart of gold.