She Left The Bar With 3 Men — And Never Made It Home | Savannah Spurlock | CCTV

January 4, 2019. 2:30 AM. 22-year-old Savannah Spurlock is caught on camera walking out of a Lexington bar with three men she just met. She’s smiling, relaxed, and heading toward a parking deck. It was her very first night out since giving birth to twins just four weeks earlier. Thirty minutes later, she made a FaceTime call to her mother from inside a car to say she was fine. It was the last time her family ever saw her face. For six months, the search for the mother of four paralyzed rural Kentucky. Investigators were met with "tidy" alibis and a chilling lack of emotion until a handwritten letter was discovered on a bedside table—a confession of monstrous thoughts written in David Sparks' own hand. We break down the raw surveillance footage, the 3:00 AM FaceTime call, and the shallow grave hidden beneath a family strawberry patch. This is the timeline of the disappearance and the forensic evidence—from a replaced bedroom rug to a matching roll of tape—that finally broke a killer’s silence. #SavannahSpurlock #CCTV #TrueCrimeDocumentary