Covet Thy Neighbor

Forensic Files

HLN

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2020

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

When a college co-ed vanished without a trace, her fellow students were concerned about her safety… and their own. Weeks later, the body of an unknown female was discovered 700 miles away in the ashes of a barn fire, and an alert police officer realized the two crimes might be connected.

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0:00.0	Up next, to college co-ed vanishes without a trace.
0:04.0	The television was still on.
0:06.0	It was almost as if her activities had been interrupted.
0:09.0	It's just really scary to think about that.
0:11.0	It happens here.
0:12.0	Her fellow students prayed for her safe return.
0:15.0	Police feared her reductor might be among them.
0:18.0	Everybody was a suspect, but we had no direction to go.
0:21.0	Eventually, the trail led to a barn fire, hundreds of miles away.
0:26.0	A senseless murder with no motive.
0:30.0	Who?
0:32.0	Who?
0:34.0	Who?
0:36.0	Who?
0:38.0	Science played a big part in Olamadeh Adiyoye's life.
0:44.0	Ever since she was a little girl, she dreamt of a career in medical research.
0:50.0	And she was halfway there, entering her senior year at Illinois State University.
0:56.0	Olamadeh liked science a lot.
0:58.0	I could definitely see her going into the forensic field, working in a laboratory, doing DNA analysis.
1:05.0	Olamadeh worked her way through school as a waitress.
1:08.0	Friday nights were usually the busiest.
1:11.0	So it was unusual when Olamadeh didn't show up one Friday when she was scheduled.
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