This TikToker is using her platform to demand justice for her missing sister

This TikToker is using her platform to demand justice for her missing sister

Though most TikTok users use the platform to create fun dancing videos and laugh at silly memes.one woman is taking advantage of the virality of the video-sharing app to demand justice for her sister who went missing in 2001.Sarah Turney was just 12 years old when her 17-year-old sister Alissa went missing.Alissa was seen at school on May 17, 2001, but her step-father Michael unexpectedly picked her up early and she was never seen or heard from again.Sarah has no doubt in her mind that her father Michael Turney is responsible for what happened to Alissa — and she’s dedicated her entire life to getting him tried for it.On TikTok and on her website Justice for Alissa, Sarah outlines all of the evidence pointing to her father — and it’s overwhelming.As of right now, Michael Turney is the only person of interest in Alissa’s case.

However, “no charging decision has been made by the County Attorney’s office”.Though most of Sarah’s family has either given up on Alissa’s case or doesn’t believe Michael is guilty, Sarah says she won’t stop until she has answers.If you want to help Sarah demand justice for her step-sister, you can listen to her podcast, The Voice for Justice