-Liz loved people. She loved her family.
She was just a happy soul
And wanted to make other people happy, too.
-Liz was very good at making the best of every bad situation
Because every situation was a bad one.
-When liz ferrell was found dead 250 miles away from home...
-We had no idea where she came from.
-She was facedown, floating,
Partially submerged, totally nude.
-...Police uncover a fractured family...
-She spent time complaining about the way
His grandmother was treating her.
-...Bitter resentment...
...And a web of lies...
-We learned that she had formed a relationship
With someone in a different state.
-I didn't do this.
-...That all lead to...
-...Killer relationship.
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-It's true.
Not everyone is dealt a fair hand.
But if you try to see the beauty and laughter in life,
You can usually find your way through even
The most difficult of situations.
That's the attitude elizabeth ferrell brought into
This world during the 28 years she was alive.
A ray of light
Who always put her problems aside to help others
With their own personal struggles.
But in April of 2016,
That light was suddenly and brutally snuffed out,
Leaving all her friends and family scrambling in the dark.
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-When I get that call,
I'm in the middle of my yard on my tractor.
Cut it off, run inside, change the shirt,
Jump in my unit,
And I'm in route to where that body is located.
-When we came upon her body,
We knew that she didn't make it there on her own.
She was completely unclothed.
We had no idea where she came from,
But we didn't know she came from on top of that bridge.
The first thing that we needed to do
Was retrieve her body from the water.
-When I rolled the body, I could see her face and neck.
It was unbelievably bruised, black, blue, green.
And I knew that, uh-oh, this is not a classical drowning.
This body was dead before it hit the water.
-It definitely indicated
That she did not put herself in that body of water
And we were looking at a homicide.
She had been the victim of somebody else's devilish ways.
-We did not have a quick indication as to
How long she had been in the water.
-All we know is we found a nude female with trauma
To the neck, head, and back.
But I knew her fingers were good,
And I was hoping and praying she had a criminal record.
If she had a criminal record, there was a good chance
That she had been fingerprinted somewhere before
Or her dna would have been taken.
-We were able to get the fingerprints from her
And send them into the louisiana state police crime lab.
We had to make an identification
Because in a homicide investigation,
You need to know who you're dealing with
And what their story is.
-So we got lucky. It was late at night.
I want to say about 11:00 that night,
I think the louisiana state police crime lab called
And said, "hey, we got an I.D. On her."
She did have a small rap.
There was a possession of marijuana,
And they said her name is elizabeth ferrell,
And she lives in humble, texas.
-Elizabeth's story begins more than 250 miles away
In the suburb of humble, right outside of houston, texas.
-Liz ferrell was my best friend.
She was the funniest little oddball.
-All you had to do is just look at her, see her smile,
And you're like, "I'm going to be that girl's friend."
-Can you think of somebody from the '60s
That you would consider a flower child?
That was liz. She loved nature. She loved all of the old music.
She was the epitome of that kind of soul.
-Liz was very good at making the best of every bad situation,
But that just seemed to be
Because every situation was kind of a bad one.
-From the day she was born on may 31, 1987, in houston,
Life was a struggle for liz.
Raised without a father and by a mother dealing with addiction,
Liz did not have a happy childhood.
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-She didn't really talk much about her home life.
She put on her mask the moment she walked out the door
And always had a smile
That would brighten everybody else's day.
But, you know, behind her own door, it was probably turmoil.
-It broke her heart.
You know, her mom just couldn't mom for her.
There was an understanding that liz's mom wasn't getting better.
Her mom ended up dying of hard core kidney disease,
And it was massively exacerbated by drug use.
Liz was still in high school, but she was 18.
-She loved her mom,
But in a sense, it was like a weight was lifted
When her mother died because she was trapped.
It was very sad, but she needed to live her life
And be free.
-After the death of her mother,
Liz is totally on her own.
She gets a job as a server at a local restaurant.
It's there that she's introduced to an attractive
And funny co-worker, jonathan allee.
-He was intelligent. He played guitar.
He was just a very imaginative person.
-She told me she had a big crush on jonathan,
And I could see why.
Any time that they talked, she would just light up.
And it was just like, "oh, my god, kiss already."
-Jonathan was a hard worker.
He took her out to eat. He would give her flowers.
Nobody's given her flowers before.
-Jonathan was really appreciative of liz.
It looked absolutely adorable and wholesome.
This might be a beautiful match.
Liz talked about going to bourbon street
And opening a bar,
And it was going to be a vampire themed bar.
-The drinks would be like
Witch's brew martinis or brain shots.
-That was the dream.
I know she got jonathan on board with going to new orleans,
Which was the first step.
-In 2009, when liz is 22 years old,
She and jonathan pack up the car with the few belongings
They have and put humble, texas, in the rearview mirror.
Money is tight, but they're happy.
-I was like, "congratulations,
Because you're with the man that you're absolutely in love with,
And this is one of the most romantic things ever."
Like, you want that for your best friend.
That's just awesome.
But she didn't get to live in new orleans for very long.
I want to say it was less than six months
Because she got pregnant.
-With a baby on the way, liz and jonathan
Agreed that the vampire bar will have to be a dream deferred.
The couple has no choice but to return to humble, texas,
And move in with jonathan's grandmother, gail.
In August of 2010, liz gives birth to a baby girl.
They name her rowan.
-When jonathan came out holding the baby,
He was just absolutely glowing.
You've never seen someone happier.
Was one of the highlights of my entire life.
Liz just loved being a mother.
Having her family was everything.
I think all of us want to be the parent that we didn't have.
-Liz absolutely was one of the best moms I have ever met.
If there's anybody I want to model my own
Mothering methods after, it would be liz.
-Three years later, liz and jonathan
Make room for another baby.
Autumn is born in the fall of 2013.
From the outside, the allee family seems happy,
But the expenses of raising two young children
Means they're never able to get ahead financially.
For the next three years,
They remain confined in cramped quarters
With jonathan's grandmother.
-I know there was strain because one of the last times
I got to hang out with liz,
She spent time complaining about the way
His grandmother was treating her.
She didn't seem to want liz there anyway.
-I could definitely tell you that liz felt trapped.
She lived with jonathan, the babies, and gail.
-She said his grandmother didn't like her.
She spent a lot of her time on her xbox, online gaming.
When the girls were asleep or the girls weren't needing her,
That's where she was most of the time.
She played the game to kind of escape
From her relationship crumbling.
-Liz did apparently meet people on the game
That she was playing,
And that might have been more escapist than her normal,
"I'm playing a video game."
-Liz spends more and more time connecting with the people
She's meeting virtually, making new friends,
And even arranging to meet with them in real life.
But that life is cut short when on April 23, 2016,
Her body is found hundreds of miles away in a swamp
In iberville parish, just south of baton rouge.
It's notorious as an area for dumping bodies.
-We had a serial killer working here
That dumped several bodies out there a few years ago.
Not too far from that area.
What it is, it's such a remote area.
Interstate 10 runs east west through there.
Even though there's thousands and thousands
Of vehicles pass every day and every day on the interstate,
You can drop off that interstate.
And it's just total darkness.
And I-10, you can get anywhere in the united states from.
It's a big corridor for human trafficking.
So that led me to believe
That this was possibly a product of human trafficking.
-I come to find out on the night prior,
There was a three car accident within two to three miles from
Where she was located.
-We found out that one of the individuals
Who was involved in the crash has a background
That dealt with crimes against women or prostitution.
So that compounded what we were looking at,
Because now we have this crash and this individual
In the same area of the body.
Was elizabeth ferrell in the car with him?
-Bing, bulb goes off and said,
"uh-oh, was she a victim of human trafficking?"
They took her to louisiana.
They killed her, threw her out, and kept on going.
-Looking at that vehicle, it was obvious
That blood transfer and blood was present.
-On the door frame, passenger side, blood.
So I'm thinking, "man, you know, that's got to be her.
That's going to be her blood."
-Meeting with individuals who you meet online in person,
It's risky behavior.
-She wouldn't let us call the police for her.
She begged us not to do any of that kind of stuff.
-The relationship became very toxic.
-Oh, my god, that's an animal.
You don't deserve to breathe.
-In the early morning hours of April 23rd,
Just four hours before liz ferrell's body is found
In the swamp water below,
A multi-car accident occurred on the I-10 bridge
Just above louisiana's whiskey bay.
One of the drivers involved,
Who is now hospitalized and unable to speak,
Has a record of crimes against women.
And detectives find blood on his passenger door.
Is this liz's blood? Could liz be this man's victim?
The authorities obtain a search warrant for his vehicle.
-It was obvious that the vehicle had blood transfer and blood
Was present on the front passenger seat,
So started thinking
That possibly this blood could be from our victim.
-Investigators take dna evidence from the site of the accident
And send the blood samples out for testing.
They want to know if it's liz's blood.
As they wait for the results,
The detectives search for those closest to liz.
-Somebody had to be missing her.
We then needed to contact her next of kin
And unfortunately, deliver a death notification.
-One of my detectives finds a facebook page.
Elizabeth ferrell from humble, texas.
And we learned on that, that she worked at bed, bath & beyond.
A guy that worked there said,
"yes, elizabeth ferrell works here."
She was just a great employee.
-The employee provides authorities with liz's
Emergency contact information, which lists a phone number
And an address for her husband, jonathan allee.
Major hebert tries jonathan's cell, but there's no answer.
Next, he calls the number associated
With the owner of the home.
Jonathan's grandmother, gail allee, answers.
-So I expressed my condolences.
I told her that elizabeth was murdered here
In our parish in louisiana.
I can't see her over the telephone,
But I'm expecting a scream.
I'm expecting a loud shout.
"oh, my god", something like that.
And she said, "well, what's she doing in louisiana?"
And she's like,
"well, she's always talked about going to louisiana."
I'm like, "that's strange."
I would think she'd ask me what happened,
But she didn't sound real upset.
-Major hebert asked her where she was that the time
That elizabeth was murdered.
-Miss gail identified to law enforcement
That she was in groesbeck, texas.
She and her significant other had an event,
And they had been gone all weekend.
-I said, "we got the check on this.
We got to find out more about this."
-Meanwhile, detective bradford attends liz ferrell's autopsy.
-Her ultimate cause of death was asphyxiation by
Strangulation and blunt force trauma around her neck
And chest area, as well as her head.
And it was deep tissue bruising,
Which means that it was a lot of force
That was used.
Based on the injuries that I observed,
You could tell that someone had a lot of rage.
It just looked to me to be something personal.
-This was brutal.
-The coroner puts liz's time of death 24 to 48 hours
Before her body was recovered.
Based on this timeline,
It would be possible liz was killed in one location
And then transported to whiskey bay.
The detectives need the dna results to see if it was indeed
Liz's blood they found inside the car involved
In the crash on the bridge.
They also tried jonathan allee's cellphone again.
This time, he answers.
-I don't like doing death notification,
But I've done numerous in my career.
I said, "mr. Allee, do you know elizabeth ferrell?"
He said, "that's the mother of my children."
I said, "well, look, we have found her
Here in our parish in louisiana, and I hate to tell you,
But she is deceased."
I think his words to me were, "where?"
I said, "in louisiana." "what is she doing over there?"
And I was like, "that's why I'm calling you."
-He just didn't seem too upset about it.
Not anything that I would expect.
Not a reaction to where he'd broken down
Or that he was surprised about the situation.
-Everybody reacts differently
When told about the death of a loved one.
But to the investigators in louisiana,
The reactions jonathan and his grandmother
Have to the news of liz's death feel off, way off.
So much, they suspect that jonathan and his grandmother
Know more than they're telling.
-That caught the investigator's attention.
It did send up a red flag
That was a loose end that had to be followed up.
-Jonathan, in my book,
He probably becomes suspect number one.
-It's been three days since the nude
And badly beaten body of liz ferrell
Was pulled from whiskey bay in louisiana.
Based on the autopsy, the ferocity of her injuries
Indicate this crime was personal,
And the family members who should care the most about liz
Have all given odd reactions over the phone
To the news of her death.
So detective aubrey st. Angelo is
Dispatched 250 miles away to humble, texas,
To interview liz's family and friends in person.
-Jonathan was willing to come to the sheriff's office
And give us an interview.
My first impression of jonathan,
He looked like he hadn't slept in days.
Nothing out of the ordinary from what someone
Who would lose a loved one should look like.
But he appeared to be very disheveled.
He said that he went to get some money to try to pay the bills.
One of the means of getting money was he went to
A pawn shop, he pawned an item,
And then went to the bank to cash a check.
Once he got back, elizabeth was just gone.
-Her gaming system was also gone.
So to him, that meant she may be gone for a while.
-Jonathan didn't try to find her anything like that.
He didn't know where she had went.
-But the officers were able to verify
That jonathan had made his way to a pawn shop
And did cash a check that belonged to elizabeth.
So everything he's telling officers seems to be true.
-As the detectives continue
To look into the final days of liz's life,
People in her circle of friends
Are starting to learn the details of her shocking death.
-A friend that I went to high school with asked me
If I had heard.
I'm like, "heard what?"
"liz is dead. They just found her."
And, uh...
I broke down crying my eyes out for about 2.5 hours.
-I felt like I just lost a part of me.
You know, she was my friend. She was my family.
She accepted me, and now she's gone.
-While liz's friends come to terms with her devastating loss,
Detective st. Angelo receives the dna results
From the blood found in the car on whiskey bay bridge.
-The blood was cross-referenced through dna,
And it was determined that that blood did not match
The dna of elizabeth ferrell.
-Absolutely not her blood.
Nothing to do with that vehicle at all.
Couldn't put her in that vehicle.
That blood was from one of the gentlemen
That was involved in the crash.
So we knew for a fact that she was not a part of that crash
Or was ever in one of them cars.
-With one suspect ruled out,
The detectives decided to take a closer look at liz's
Immediate family, her husband jonathan,
And his grandmother, gail.
-Gail was a little taken back by the fact
That homicide detectives were knocking on the door.
She was very stone wall-ish
And dry about describing elizabeth to us.
-The vibe that I got was that they all
Tolerated each other in the house.
They were just co-habitating.
Not real family oriented or anything like that.
-When we first talked to gail,
We asked her where she was in the last three days.
Gail told us that she was at a campground.
-We find the name of this place,
And I spoke to management over there,
And they said, "yes, she was there."
-So we didn't think that she had anything
To do with elizabeth's death.
-Gail then consents to the investigators
Searching the house.
-Once we begin our search, I took photographs of everything.
I felt like we was only going to get one shot at that house,
And I was looking for any type of journal,
Any type of sticky note, any type of scribble
That was left behind linking her to louisiana.
I did not get any indication
That there was any signs of a struggle in the house.
I didn't find any evidence of where elizabeth's cellphone was
Or where elizabeth's gaming device was
Or anything.
-Following the search of the house,
Their next step is to talk to liz's coworkers.
-We know where she worked at, right?
Let's go straight down. Let's find out who elizabeth is.
Let's learn something about her.
-We were very helpfully provided information
About shannon pharis.
It appeared elizabeth confided in her about her life
And how things was at home.
-I told the detective at that point neither one of them
Was really happy in the marriage,
But they wanted to stay together for the kids.
-Jonathan slept on the sofa, and elizabeth slept in the bedroom.
-They had established a relationship online.
-Meeting with individuals who you meet online in person,
It's risky behavior.
You don't know who the other individual is.
-The internet can be a very dangerous thing.
Gaming can be a very dangerous thing.
You know, you see it in the news every day.
You know, these predators.
She's gaming. She's on the internet with people.
She has no clue who they are.
This guy, he could have been a serial killer from new york.
Could have been anybody.
-The revelation that liz ferrell once met a mysterious man
At a motel, someone she had only spoken to over her xbox console,
Now raises new questions.
Did jonathan find out about liz's rendezvous
And perhaps kill her in a jealous fit?
Or could liz have fallen prey to an online predator?
-While investigating elizabeth's online presence,
We learned that she had formed a relationship with jason sweat,
Who had traveled across state lines to meet her.
-I'm thinking, "okay. Did mr. Sweat do this?"
You know, he's another suspect.
-For three days, iberville parish detectives
Search for jason sweat,
But he beats detectives to the punch and calls them first.
-They transferred him into my cellphone.
He said that he heard about elizabeth's body being found.
I asked him, what could you tell me about her?
And what was your relationship to her?
What is your tie to elizabeth?
I was very careful when I was talking to him.
I can't give him too much information
Because if he's the suspect,
I need to be able to use that information against him.
-Mrs. Sweat told investigators that, yes,
He had a romantic relationship with her,
Started off gaming, and he actually came in to
Humble, texas, and they spent a night together in a hotel
And had sexual relations.
That was very interesting, to say the least.
-Mr. Sweat identified that he had not spoken
To elizabeth in a few days.
She had mentioned that her phone was going to be cut off,
And she wasn't sure when she was going to have service again.
That was the last time he had heard from her.
-When the detectives asked sweat where he was the day
Liz was murdered,
He claims he was back in oklahoma,
Eight hours and hundreds of miles away.
-Talking to jason over the phone,
That's way harder than trying to look him in his eyes
And decipher the information that he's telling you to be true
Or false.
-While detectives work to confirm jason sweat's alibi,
They also step back and take a larger view of the case,
The friend's testimony,
The clandestine rendezvous with sweat,
And the deteriorating relationship with liz's husband.
It all reveals a marriage in trouble.
So detectives think back to some of the things
Jonathan allee said during his interview two days ago,
And a few comments stand out.
-When I first interviewed jonathan,
I remember asking specifically if he had ever been to louisiana
Because if jonathan was our suspect,
The one thing we needed to do
Was lock him into that statement.
He told us that it had been a long time
Since he had ever been to louisiana.
-That was absolutely not the truth.
The people at bed, bath & beyond were very, very cooperative.
Elizabeth told her coworkers
That she was scared of jonathan allee.
-From what I gathered from her,
Jonathan tended to have a very volatile temper.
She always came in with bruises and marks and cuts
And stuff like that.
She wouldn't let us call the police for her.
She begged us not to do any of that kind of stuff.
-It was just the demeanor that he was putting off.
We call them indicators.
Jonathan was putting out a lot of indicators different
Than jason's, shannon's, anybody else's.
-I believe that jonathan killed her.
People go from "I do" to
"I hope you die" more often than you think.
-Believing jonathan is a killer is one thing,
But proving that is a whole different story.
That's when the detectives decide to make a risky move.
They talk to liz's 5-year-old daughter.
-When the idea came up to have rowan interviewed,
I thought it was going to be a wonderful idea.
A child of that age is the most purest person
You can interview if it's done correctly,
But it's not always as sweet as you think.
-The child stated that they were going in a big adventure.
-She didn't know what she was doing other
Than telling a story.
-All I have to say, there's a special place in hell for
Sobs like him.
-Iberville parish investigators have two people of interest
In the murder of liz ferrell, her husband jonathan,
And an online gamer named jason sweat,
Who recently traveled from out of state
To meet liz in person for a weekend tryst.
Both men have alibis, but are they both telling the truth?
-Even though jason was forthcoming
About the information and wanting to help us with
Elizabeth, we still had to find out if he was
Where he should have been through the timetable
Of elizabeth's death.
So we had to backtrack his information.
-We did phone records,
Everything, you know, all gps coordinates
And everything he told us was exactly the way
He said it happened.
-Based on the time frame of elizabeth's ferrell's death,
There was no way that jason sweat
Could have been involved.
He was in oklahoma.
-Jason sweat was not a suspect any longer,
Which led law enforcement to focus back on
Jonathan allee.
-Jonathan claims he last saw liz on Thursday,
Leaving him alone to care for his two daughters.
But is that what actually happened?
Detectives believe one child could be old enough to prove
Or disprove his alibi.
-Here in harris county,
We have the children's assessment center.
It is a great resource with professionals
Who are highly trained in this field, in speaking with children
In very sensitive situations, as this one.
There's never a guarantee when speaking with children
That they're going to remember incidents with enough detail
To really help, but in this instance,
We're able to get very key information
In speaking to the child.
The child stated that her father had put her
And her little sister in the vehicle,
And it was light outside.
They were going in a big adventure.
-They traveled, and it became dark.
She stated that jonathan pulled over.
Got out of the vehicle.
-She couldn't see what it was.
I can tell you what it was.
In my opinion,
He was throwing elizabeth ferrell's body
Over the edge of that bridge.
And the rotten bastard had the nerve to bring the 5-year-old
And a 1-year-old child that's in the back seat,
And unbeknownst to them,
Their mother's dead in the trunk.
They had no clue.
-The detectives now have no doubt jonathan allee killed liz
And disposed of her body 250 miles from home.
And even though 5-year-old rowan remembers
Almost every detail of the road trip,
She doesn't know where they went,
And she didn't see what her father removed
From the trunk in the dark.
The investigators still need solid proof
Jonathan was in whiskey bay the night
Liz's body was thrown off the bridge.
-We know that elizabeth's body was found in iberville parish,
Which is about four hours away from where she lived.
Law enforcement began canvassing videos and cameras
In that area to see if there was any evidence
That could help with the investigation.
-Jonathan's vehicle was identified
As a small gray 2015 nissan versa.
-On the back of that car
Was an american flag attached to that window.
-Investigators know what they're looking for.
They're just not sure when they're looking for it.
That means scouring through thousands of hours of footage
On countless cameras.
-We had an officer named detective jeremy sanchez,
And he deals with a lot of our video surveillance
And things like that.
-He'd come to work at 8:00 in the morning,
And he'd just watch video, and without exaggerating,
I think he probably went through 10,000 cars.
-After nearly three days of scanning footage of every car
On I-10 traveling from texas to louisiana
On the night of April 21st,
Detective sanchez finally finds what he's looking for.
-I heard him holler, "I got that son of a bitch."
Bingo. I got the car.
-After three days of looking through cctv footage
And scanning more than 10,000 vehicles,
An iberville parish detective finds
The proverbial needle in a haystack.
A 2015 nissan versa with a telltale sticker
On its back window.
He was able to see a sticker of an american flag
On the rear window.
-The license plate matches, also.
It comes back to the address in humble, texas.
So that vehicle just didn't pop up on that camera
Without being driven there.
-That one american flag sticker helped us put our case together.
-At 7:38 p.M.,
A traffic camera located at the breaux bridge weigh station,
Just outside of whiskey bay captures the nissan versa
Heading east toward the swampy waters
Where liz's body was found.
And then, at 9:15 p.M., the same car is captured heading
In the opposite direction, back to texas.
With these images
And the statements made by his daughter rowan,
There is enough probable cause to arrest jonathan allee.
He's taken into custody
And charged with the murder of liz ferrell on April 29, 2016.
-Do you have anything to say?
Did you kill your wife?
-Jonathan could not stand to not be in control.
I think they fought,
And I think she probably asserted one more iota
Of control over her life, and...
Can't even imagine.
-All I have to say is there's a special place in hell
For sobs like him.
-A decision is made to prosecute jonathan
In harris county, texas.
Jonathan maintains his innocence.
As a former prosecutor, I can tell you that no matter
How strong you think your case may be
Without a confession from the defendant,
There is always a chance a jury won't agree with the evidence.
But incredibly, just a week after he was booked,
Word comes into the da's office
That jonathan may have slipped up.
-On may 18, 2016,
We learned that an incarcerated person in the harris county jail
May have important information on this case.
The jail informant had been assigned to the same day room
With jonathan allee.
And jonathan had told this individual what had happened
That day and how he had killed elizabeth.
-Jonathan told him that elizabeth was in the shower.
The kids were home.
And jonathan had began looking in elizabeth's phone,
And he found some messages
That elizabeth had been texting another guy,
That the message was very explicit, raunchy,
He called it, and those messages enraged jonathan.
Jonathan told the informant that when elizabeth
Came out of the shower, he put her in a choke hold,
And he began to strangle her until she fell to the floor.
-The inmate's account as to what jonathan told him
Corroborates the autopsy findings
That they had of the significant trauma to the upper body.
-That information wasn't given to anybody else.
That's only information that can be provided to that inmate
By the killer himself.
-Oh, my god. To anybody to do that,
That's an animal.
You don't deserve to breathe.
-After learning the inmate told authorities everything,
Jonathan decides to cut a deal.
-He pled guilty to the charge of second degree murder,
And he was sentenced to 35 years in prison.
35 is a long time, but not for murder.
You know, murder, you should never see the daylight again.
To me, that's a sweetheart deal.
-Following jonathan's conviction, full custody of
The children is granted to their great grandmother, gail allee.
-Jonathan to her, he did no wrong.
Still, to this day, she denies, he didn't do anything wrong.
He did it. The freaking monster did it.
-I want rowan and autumn to truly know
What their mom was like.
She loved to give of herself. She loved people.
She loved her family.
And all she wanted to do was spread love.
She was just a happy soul
And wanted to make other people happy, too.
And that's what I miss about her,
Because it's a very rare creature.
She was a fairy. Just nobody knew it.
-You know, you hear about the angels and demons
That live among us.
This was the angel. This was the angel.
She'll always be my angel.
-Was it cruel irony or just plain cruelty
That jonathan dumped liz's body off a bridge
That, in happier times,
They crossed over together on their way
To make liz's dream of opening a bar come true?
Sadly, liz would never have the opportunity.
It was just one of many of her dreams for the future
Destroyed by a killer relationship.