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All of our days have been numbered. No matter how invincible you might feel, make each day count that you live. Hug
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the ones you love. Don't be prideful. Tell them you love them. Carson was my best friend and brother, and I'd switch
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places with him in a heartbeat. Hey there, folks. My name is Adrian, and in today's video, we're heading into the
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deep [music] south to look at a case that rocked a small town named Pearl. You see, it was in the middle of summer
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in Mississippi, where the day stretch endlessly, the crickets never shut up, and the heat is unbearable at best, that
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a mother named Darlene reported her son, Carson, as missing. Carson was a good bloke, by the way, and he had told his
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mother that he was going to meet this woman that he'd been flirting back and forth with on Snapchat, Sly Dog.
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However, as the evening turned into one and then two days, and then Carson missed his shift at work, well, Darly
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knew that something was wrong. And as for the woman that he had met on Snapchat, she wasn't who she had claimed
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to be. And from there on out, let's just say that the story between Carson Cisrunk and Sierra Enskow would only go
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downhill. Welcome or welcome back to Coffee House Crime, folks. And this story is filled with lies, deceit, and
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rather strange social media. And it all centers around a very self-entitled person. And so with that in mind, please
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grab yourself a coffee and let's caffeinate while we investigate. This is the case of Sierra and Sco.
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Ah, the Magnolia State. Welcome to Mississippi, folks. Today we're heading to Pearl, a town which sits just outside
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of Jackson. It's close enough to the city that you're never too far away from life and noise, but absolutely far
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enough that things start to feel a little more local. This is a real American town where Friday nights
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usually revolve around football. Weekends are spent in the great outdoors and the pace of life here doesn't feel
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too quick at all. For a lot of people, this is home in the purest sense of the word. It's all about the big backyards,
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church on Sundays, long drives that take you nowhere, and of course, massive cookouts. Because this is Mississippi,
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case. [music] Incredible food aside, Pearl, Mississippi is a slow, safe, and sound place to be. Nothing big ever
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happens here, and the place seldom sees drama, which is what makes this story even more alarming, because soon enough,
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Pearl would see a mystery that soon turned into a nightmare. It was here, and in September of 2022, that a young
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man named Carson Cyrunk just suddenly vanished. And when I say vanished, I mean quite literally. this guy just
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disappeared. You see, Carson's mother, Darlene, started to grow worried when he'd stopped responding to his messages.
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She knew that technically he was out on a date for the weekend. But when that extended into one and then 2 days, and
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he was still not responding to any of her messages, that was very unlike him. So, was there maybe a chance that this
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date had gone so well that Carson and this mystery woman had extended it into two and then 3 days? Well,
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theoretically, yes. But it was very strange that he wasn't responding to his mother. And then when Carson failed to
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show up to his shift at work on the Monday, that is when she knew that something must be wrong. But before we
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get into this date and what precisely happened and who this mystery woman was, let's first take a look at who Carson
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is. Carson was the kind of guy who could technically cause a whole lot of damage, but never did. At 6'4, he was tall, and
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I mean very tall. But despite that, he was always known as little man by his family and was described as someone with
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a heart of gold. 24 years old at the time that he disappeared, he grew up in the Pearl area, surrounded by family,
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friends, and church. Primarily being a welder, Carson was not only good at his job, but loved it, too. But the great
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outdoors was what he really enjoyed. This man enjoyed all the simple but great things in life, like hunting,
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fishing, and spending time in the woods. It's the sort of things that social media can only portray but never
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actually capture. I'm talking about things like long days on the water, early mornings on the porch, and a bunch
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of mates around a hot campfire. And here is an important detail to our case today. But Carson also had a reputation
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for being both reliable and punctual. He was the kind of person who showed up whenever he promised he would, and he
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would always check in with his mother and never venture too far for too long. And then, as we know, in early September
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of 2022, he then suddenly vanished. Now, at first, there was not much information
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to go by, but in the weeks leading up to his disappearance, Carson had told Charlene that he was talking to someone
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on Snapchat. And by the way, this wasn't unusual for him because this was just one of the ways that Carson would meet
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new people. [music] And with Carson being so social and open, Darlene paid no attention to it either. So, when he
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told that he was away for the weekend on this date, nobody panicked. Carson didn't overshare or seem nervous or
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secretive about it. It was all just very matter of fact. There was no full name,
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no background story, and no real expectations of where she was from or how long they'd been talking, only that
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they'd connected on Snapchat a short while ago, and that Carson had plans to hang out with her over Labor Day
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weekend. [music] Now, that lack in detail was not suspicious at the time. However, in hindsight, it would [music]
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stand out because this wasn't a blind date in a busy bar or a group meetup
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with friends around. But instead, Carson was planning to drive 50 mi to meet someone that he'd never met before in a
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quiet and rural area. In fairness, it probably didn't feel too risky to him because Carson trusted everyone. And
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from his perspective, well, he was a Hulk with a big ass truck and nobody was
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knocking him down. So, it was sometime over Labor Day weekend in early September of 2022 that Carson climbed
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into his Ford Raptor, flicked on his favorite tunes, and then headed out to meet a [music] pretty face. And
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unfortunately, that was the last decision that he was ever going to make.
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By the time the weekend had ended, Carson still hadn't returned home. Now, at first that was not particularly
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concerning. But by the time that Monday came and went, and then Tuesday came knocking at the front door. Well,
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Darlene had realized that not only had he not returned home, but he hadn't showed up for work either. It was at
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that moment that things really began to feel quite abnormal for her. Like I said before, Carson wasn't the kind of person
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who disappeared without saying where he was going. He didn't like to ghost his responsibilities [music] and he never
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vanished without telling someone first. Not only that, but his phone was going unanswered. Text messages weren't being
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opened and all of his phone calls rang out until they eventually reached his voicemail. And so by Tuesday, his family
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made the decision to officially report him as missing. Police began their investigation by checking all of the
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local hospitals, calling the local jails, and retracing any and all known movements. But unfortunately, there was
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nothing. No accidents, no arrests, no sightings, and no data. It was kind of
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like this 6'4 man suddenly dropped off the map. However, when they got around
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to checking his bank statements and his financial records, that is when they found something. A transaction on
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Carson's bank account showed a purchase at a convenience store found in New Hebrron, a rural town which is about an
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hour south of where he lived. And when investigators pulled the surveillance footage from that gas station that was
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tied to the small transaction, [music] that is when they finally saw Carson both alive and well. As you can see in
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the surveillance footage, Carson's truck pulled into the gas station before he then eventually steps out. He looks
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normal, relaxed, and in good health. And if you look really closely, you can also tell that he's not alone. through the
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windscreen and in the passenger seat was a young woman who looked exactly like the one he had planned to [music] meet
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on Snapchat. And although this passenger never seems to leave the truck, something else happens instead. After
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Carson walks back to the truck, a third person briefly appears on camera before then speaking directly to the passenger
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through the passenger's window. Shortly after, this unknown man then walks away, allowing Carson to get back behind the
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wheel before then driving off. And that was the last known sighting of him, or at least of what investigators could
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find. From that moment onwards, there was no more surveillance footage, no more messaging, and no more activity on
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social media, just silence. And whatever happened next, well, that clearly must
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have happened where no camera was in sight. Now, with thanks to Darlene's report, it wouldn't take long for
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officers to put Sierra as a main person of interest. And when they decided to go down to a small town named New Hebrron,
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well, let's just say that they were in for a surprise. Almost immediately after arriving, they found Carson's silver
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Ford Raptor, and it wasn't hidden at all. In fact, it was right out there in the open in a car park. And leaning
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against it, was Sierra in scope. When police officers approached her and asked her the obvious question, that being,
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you know, where did you get this truck? Sierra responded literally immediately. It was kind of like she had already
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recited her answer. And according to Sierra, not only did she buy this truck through a stranger with cash and without
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any paperwork, but she had no idea who Carson was. It was very much a who never
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met him, never even heard of him kind of situation. So, by now officers were growing quite suspicious over the
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situation because given the information that they knew, Sierra's story was not quite adding up. And by the way, Ford
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Raptors go for serious money. They're not usually things you just buy on the sly. Nevertheless, Sierra decided to
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stick to her story. She claimed that she just happened to be hanging out in the area and that police officers surely
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must have the wrong end of the stick. The thing is, if investigators had seen the surveillance footage of her sitting
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next to Carson [music] at the gas station, then they likely would have paused longer. However, the thing is
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they had not yet seen that footage. When the officers highlighted that Carson was missing, Sierra doubled down once again
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and insisted that she was with friends that night. Not only that, but she also claimed to have never met Carson and
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that she had no idea why they were connecting her to a missing man. As she was trying to spin this web of lies,
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officers decided to take a closer look inside the truck. And although everything seemed to be clean at first
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glance, officers soon noticed small reddish stains on second inspection. The
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stains were found along the tailgate of the truck and were faint, dried, and easy to miss if you were not looking for
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them. But the officers could tell that unless someone had accidentally dropped a huge bottle of tomato sauce in the
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truck, then this was likely blood. To be more specific here, blood was found
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inside of the truck, on the flatbed, and even underneath, places that are quite hard to clean. And of course, Sierra had
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an immediate response for this, too, because apparently she had hit a deer the night prior. However, the strange
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thing here is that the truck showed no obvious signs of damage or denting. And also, how does running over a deer leave
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blood on the upholstery? Of course, these lies did nothing to help Sierra's defense. If anything, it kind of put her
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more in the spotlight. So once Sierra was on their radar,
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investigators decided to re-examine everything. They first looked back at all of the surveillance footage of the
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area that they believed she was living in. However, circling back to the surveillance footage of Carson in the
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convenience store. They also noticed that the person next to him did absolutely look like Sierra. But if you
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remember, according to her, the two apparently never met. By now, investigators were even more keen to
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contact that third person seen in the surveillance footage. And when they did eventually track him down and speak to
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him, they learned of something extraordinarily important. Because not only did he confirm that the person was
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in fact Sierra, confirming that she and Carson were together that night, but Carson had also told him that they had
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plans to spend the evening together afterwards. Now, of course, what this means is that Sierra lied not only once,
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but multiple times. She lied about knowing Carson, lied about seeing friends that night, and lied about her
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circumstances. [music] And while all of this was going on, forensic analysis on the truck would also confirm that the
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blood found inside didn't belong to a deer, but a human. And not only that,
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but when compared to Carson's DNA, it came back as conclusive. And all of a
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sudden, the chain of events painted a very different story to what Sierra had told officers. I mean, not only had she
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spent time with the man who was now missing, but she also had his vehicle, which had his blood all over it. So, who
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precisely is Sierra Ensow? Well, as investigators started pulling this case
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apart, they were shocked because what they uncovered was both despicable and horrifying. It turns out that for
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multiple years, Sierra had been carefully reinventing herself online, [music] meaning that she had multiple facads
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depending on what you wanted to see. [music] On social media, Sierra didn't present herself authentically, but
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instead as someone that she believed that other people would adore. She saw herself as a country girl, a hard
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worker, and someone who was both grounded and charming. Someone who apparently was safe and sensible. But
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the truth is that Sierra had multiple profiles and gave you one depending on what kind of facade she wanted you to
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see. Her main Facebook profile named Sierra Inskow is mostly innocent but
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also kind of cringe. Her profile describes herself as cornbreadfed and that she also likes to go fishing on the
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first date. In hindsight, I kind of wonder if that was set up towards Carson. You can also see that she posted
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not so deep relationship quotes, many selfies, and talked a lot about heartbreak. But then you have another
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Facebook profile named Go get her Sierra, which is where she would post about heartbreak and independence in a
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more angry and aggressive manner. So, was it sweet and innocent fragile Sierra
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or bad beer Sierra? Well, when people from her past started speaking up, it
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unfortunately seemed to be the latter and for even worse reasons. former friends described her as someone who
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lied constantly, not in a way to only get herself out of trouble, but more as a default way of moving through the
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world. And these were not small lies either. Instead, they were big and dramatic. She claimed careers that she
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didn't have, degrees that she never earned, and even medical diagnosises that never existed. At one stage, she
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had even told people that she had cancer. A lie that is so extreme that some of her friends even rearranged
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their own lives to care for her. They took her in, financially supported her, and looked after her, only to later
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discover that all of this was fake. And when she was confronted about that, well, she didn't apologize. She just
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simply disappeared. Time and time again, Sierra would attach herself to someone who was trusting and willing to help.
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She would rinse them for what she needed, whether that was money, housing, or emotional support. And then, when her
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cover was blown, she would vanish. Her previous partners had reported eerily similar behavior, too. Sierra was
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emotionally manipulative, loved to fabricate diseases, and disappeared whenever she finally got what she
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needed. There are also reports that she was an Only Fans model at one stage, but it's quite hard to find any information
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about this. Oh, and let's not forget about the truck here. Because, as it turns out, this was not just a thing
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that appeared after Carson's disappearance, but actually in an ambition that she had been yapping about
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for months. Multiple people would later come forward to say that Sierra had openly talked about getting herself a
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truck for her birthday. And it wasn't just any truck, but a nice one. Now, on its own, that detail may not have meant
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all too much. But, of course, Carson did own a Ford Raptor. Both investigators
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and prosecutors suddenly realized that maybe Sierra hadn't actually stumbled into Carson's life by chance, but
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instead had actually targeted him. And when you place that theory alongside her history of deception and exploitation
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and her social media, which painted a rather selfish side of her, it all starts to make a grim kind of sense.
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Unfortunately, only a few days after Carson was reported as missing, their search would take a horrible turn. By
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this point in time, investigators no longer assumed that they were going to find him alive, but they still didn't
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know where to find him. And on September the 7th of 2022, all of that changed. It
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was on this day that an oil field worker driving along a remote stretch of land near Gulf Camp Road noticed something
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out of place. While doing his usual routine, he spotted tire tracks leading off the road towards one of the pump
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sites. It was the kind of detail that you don't normally see too often. And so
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after contacting the authorities who then followed those tracks, they found a body lying in the grass near the oil
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well. And as you might have guessed, it was Carson. The area that his body was found was in a quiet and isolated spot.
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It was devoid of any nearby houses or traffic and essentially was just open land with machinery and grass nearby.
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Investigators realized that the condition of his body meant that he had been lying there for at least a few
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days. Exposure to the elements had already began to take its toll, complicating both identification and
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forensic work. However, there was no doubt about what had happened here because they could tell that Carson had
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been shot multiple times. An autopsy would later reveal that he had suffered multiple gunshot wounds with all bullets
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entering at an upward angle from someone down below. All of a sudden, the blood that was found inside of the truck made
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sense. Investigators believe that Carson was probably seated on the tailgate of his own truck when he was shot after he
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had passed away. His body was then moved from where he was shot and then dumped at the oil site, hidden just enough that
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it wouldn't be immediately visible. And then whoever shot him and dumped his body drove his truck away, which of
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course put Sierra in an exceedingly uncomfortable position.
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Now, of course, once Carson's body was found, everything changed all at once. Up until this moment in time, Sierra was
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merely just a theoretical question mark. But now, she was a suspect in murder. I
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mean, at this stage of the investigation, officers already had blood evidence, surveillance footage, a
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body, and the victim's truck under her name. However, in that narrow gap between those interviews with Sierra and
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discovering Carson's body, she did what she always does best. And just like
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Carson, suddenly disappeared. In response, law enforcement issued alerts and tried to track her movements. And at
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first, Sierra did a great job at hiding from officers. But thankfully, that would not last very long because soon
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enough, agents would find her lying low in a neighboring county. If you're wondering how they caught her, she had
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basically messaged her mom from a friend's phone. And of course, once officers knew about that, all they had
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to do was track her friend's phone's IP address, and that led them straight to the address that she was staying in. And
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no surprise, that is when she was arrested. When police officers approached her, she did not resist her
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arrest. Instead, she quietly surrendered herself into custody before then being initially charged with theft of Carson's
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stolen vehicle. Now, of course, that wasn't murder, but the charge was enough to hold her while prosecutors prepared
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for her murder charges in more detail. And from that moment onwards, Sierra
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never walked free again. So, let's take a look at the timeline because by the
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time Sierra had been arrested, police officers and detectives had a pretty good idea of what happened. It all began
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when Sierra first made contact with Carson through Snapchat. Now, they don't have concrete evidence to confirm this,
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but they believe that she targeted Carson after seeing his truck online. Greetings turned into flirting, and
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after a few weeks of teasing, Carson and Sierra decided to meet in person for the first time. That, of course, being on
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the evening of September 4th, 2022. Surveillance cameras placed them together at a convenience store in New
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Hebrron, where Carson can be seen alive, calm, comfortable, and in Sierra's company. Not only does this confirm that
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the two were together, but it also supports the idea that he was comfortable around her. From there,
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investigators believe that Sierra convinced him to drive somewhere more secluded, such as an oil field site or
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some rural back roads. Of course, we can only take a guess at why she may have asked him to take her somewhere
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secluded, and of course, why Carson would have been willing to do so. But either way, it was precisely what Sierra
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needed for the next step of her plan. Once there, the forensic evidence available suggests that Carson exited
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the truck and then sat on the tailgate before then being shot multiple times by Sierra. This is confirmed by the blood
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patterns found in the truck bed and the upward trajectory of his wounds. It's worth noting here that there is no
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evidence of a struggle and no suggestion that Carson was acting in an aggressive or suspicious way. And when Sierra was
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arrested, officers noticed that she did not seem to have any defensive wounds either. This of course suggests that
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Carson had no idea what was coming. After he was murdered, Sierra then transported his body in the bed of his
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truck before dumping him at a second oil well site nearby. This explains the blood that was found both inside and
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underneath the truck and of course the tire tracks that led to where Carson was eventually found and in the hours and
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days that followed. Well, Sierra did try to cover her tracks, but we all know how
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that went. She did try to clean the truck, but even in murder, she was simply too lazy to do it thoroughly. She
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then got rid of all of her clothes, which likely contained blood, and then came up with a laughable story about
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buying the truck from someone else without any paperwork and with cash. And that was it. She then started to brag
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about the truck that she brought herself for her birthday. Sierra's motive was clear as day. It was greedy, reckless
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thievery. She had no personal connection towards Carson before the plot. didn't have any strong feelings towards him,
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negative or positive, and also had no reason to be upset with him. All of this was just dirty greed and total apathy
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towards another human's life. And let's be honest here, but even if we didn't have enough evidence already, her
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history alone is enough to tell you that she is a heartless woman without morals. And if you want my opinion, I believe
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that anyone who fakes a cancer diagnosis actually deserves time in prison. Okay,
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so moving into the legal proceedings of this case. By the time that investigators were done with their
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analysis and once all of the evidence was laid out, the case against Sierra was overwhelming. I mean, surveillance
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footage and DNA analysis aside, the lies that she had trapped herself in were already suspicious enough. In 2023, a
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grand jury formally indicted Sierra for murder. And from there, the question was no longer if she would face
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consequences, but how the case would end. a trial was possible and it was even scheduled too. But the thing is
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that trial would never actually arrive because in July of 2024, Sierra decided
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to plead guilty. Frustratingly, however, and much like last week's case, her
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guilty plea would not offer any alternative version of events or even reason. It was merely an admission, and
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that was literally it. Thankfully, during the hearing, she would actually address the court and Carson's [music]
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family directly. And for the first time since he had disappeared, she admitted to his family that she had unfortunately
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murdered [music] him. But in a way, it brought closure to finally hear those words out loud. As a result of her
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crimes, the judge sentenced Sierra to 40 years in prison with 35 years to be
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served without the possibility of parole. In real terms, that means that Sierra will spend the majority of her
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life behind bars. Sierra's plea, as cowardly and lazy as it was, would of
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course avoid a long and painful trial for Carson's family. However, it also meant that Carson's family would never
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hear her motive, behavior, or movements in detail, and often wonder about this.
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But what is the lesser of two evils here? Would it be better to avoid the trial, the pain, and ever knowing at
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all? or does the information bring more peace and understanding in the long run? The truth is that this never should have
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happened and never should have been a story to begin with. Carson should still be here with his family and he isn't.
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All simply for a truck. Before I go, I'd like to read a few lines from his obituary because Carson wasn't just a
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name in a video or a news article, but a person just like you and me. Carson was
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called as a best friend by many. Some called him brother, a few called him baby, and others even called him
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Padawan. He loved unconditionally and never judged anyone. With Carson loving
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fishing and being dedicated to God, his mother Darlene likes to believe that maybe God decided that he wanted Carson
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to show him how to hunt and fish in heaven. It is said that he had the kindest soul and was very loving. And
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friends remember his laugh, which was loud, genuine, and impossible not to join in on.
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You know, cases like this are always hard to sit with. Not because they are complex or ultimately mysterious, but
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because they are so simple and stupid. Carson was not being reckless. He wasn't impulsive with his behavior, and he
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wasn't looking for trouble either. He was merely trying to trust someone that he would like to have been closer to.
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And ultimately, that trust cost him his life. In a world where meeting people online has now become so completely
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normal, this story reminds us that we have no idea who we may end up meeting. So the next time you're thinking about
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meeting someone online for the first time, do yourself the honor by slowing down, meeting in a public place like a
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coffee shop, and taking your time to gauge them. And I have no idea what the year 208 will look like. But by then,
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maybe depreciation has kicked in so hard that Sierra can afford the truck she wants without, you know, murdering
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someone for it. Stories like this also remind me that short-sighted stupidity still exists. Oh, and some people are
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actually dumber than they look. And I guess Sierra really did truck around and find out. Anyway, folks, that's pretty
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much the end of the video. But before I go, I'd love to know your thoughts about this one. So, as always, please share
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Please check out the link in the description down below. If you'd like to find more of me and Nero, then please go to my Facebook, Instagram, or of course
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my Spotify, which by the way is now growing pretty quickly, so go check that out. And of course, I'll be back next
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week for a whole new video. But until our moment arrives, remember to look after yourselves and each other. Thank
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you so much, folks. Take it easy. Goodbye.