
Tragedies happen in threes. On Dec. 12, 1989, a dead woman was found in a small town, bloodied and stripped, by a couple of lost tourists 50 miles outside Las Vegas. Two days later, two baby girls were found 400 miles west in the California city of Oxnard, crying alone in a dirty park restroom. The crime and mystery remained unsolved for 36 years.
In 2019, Detective Lori Miller joined the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office in Arizona, and everything changed. In a show of just how much difference one individual can make — especially in Arizona’s recent history of unresolved issues — Detective Miller decided that this one cold case wouldn’t just be her own personal white whale.