This three-chapter nonfiction forensic series examines the murder of Christina Powell in Texas, twenty twenty two, tracing her disappearance, the discovery of her body inside her vehicle, and the investigation that followed. Told in a hardline, fact-driven voice, the story focuses on timelines, evidence, and investigative pressure rather than spectacle. The narrative exposes how routine days, quiet stress, and subtle control can mask escalating danger. Each chapter builds without overlap, moving from uncertainty to confirmation, and ending with the lasting impact on family, investigators, and community. The series emphasizes dignity, clarity, and the cost of distress that goes unnoticed.
