Is she in danger of suffering the same fate as Andy and Sal? Could she be right in thinking Sal is completely innocent? Is she getting close enough to prove it? And more importantly. The pair grows increasingly more confident that Sal did not do this, but how can they prove it? And if he didn’t, who did? Pippa starts to receive ominous texts and typed notes left in isolated places, urging her to stop her search and leave well enough alone, confirming that she is definitely on to something. Pippa starts to unearth a web of lies and secrets that connect far too many people to Andy’s disappearance. In doing so, she meets Sals younger brother, Ravi who is also confident his brother could not have done this and joins Pip in her search for information. But as she starts looking into what happened that night, her project turns from an innocent end-of-year assignment into a full blown amateur investigation for the truth. She didn’t know him very well, but she can’t shake the feeling that maybe Sal isn’t as guilty as he looks.

Until a high school student, Pippa Fitz-Amobi decides to use the incident as a senior project to shed more light on the part the media played as well as to cast doubt on the case.

Although Andy’s body has never been found, It’s clear to everyone what happened and the town willingly accepts the tragedy. Days later her boyfriend Sal, sends a confession text to his father hours before his body is found in the local woods, a victim of suicide. In 2014, a 17 year old girl named Andy went missing in the town of Fairview.

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