3 Years After She Disappeared, Her Credit Card Was Used | Forensic Files

The fact that it's a local mall too though makes me would she really just be like buying luggage now if she was
running away 3 years later like like for her for it to be her just seems kind of
unimaginable, right? And I I guess it depends on the reason she's gone if she if if she quote unquote left. But
listen, like whoever it was that used the card, that person never comes forward to clear this up. I don't know
if police went to the public with this lead. like it wasn't in any of the reporting that we saw before like around
2023. So listen, I don't know, it might be worth a call out now. I'm no legal expert, but the statute of limitations
on credit card fraud has to be up. So if you are out there watching and you used
Sarah Boyd's car to buy luggage in 1990 at a South Carolina mall, like I don't know, you might have the missing piece
to this puzzle. It might seem insignificant to you, but like where you got the card could be incredibly
meaningful. come forward to police. I'll have the contact information at the end
of the show, but until she comes forward, if she ever does, like Maul Woman is kind of a bust and it would be
another decade before Sarah's family gets another rush of hope. This is in like 2001 or 2002. And this is another
like really weird blip. A man claiming to be an FBI agent knocks on Sarah's mom's door, telling her that he's gone
undercover to investigate Jon, and he is going to help them find out what happened to Sarah and Kimberly once and
for all. Then two weeks later, this man comes back to Sarah's mom's house, this time with a woman he says is his wife.
And during that visit, he drops a bombshell. [Music]

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Brief Summary

The episode discusses Sarah Boyd's disappearance, a credit card lead, and a suspicious visit from a man claiming to be an FBI agent.

Key points

The Mystery of Sarah Boyd. A local mall holds clues to a decades-old mystery involving Sarah Boyd's disappearance.
A Mysterious Visitor. An unexpected visitor claims to be an FBI agent, stirring hope and confusion.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

Maul Woman is kind of a bust.

Reflecting on the lack of progress in the investigation.

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