Was Tiffany Valiante's murdered? Parents make big announcement
Tiffany Valiante's parents regret that they had agreed to close her suicide case and are now confident enough to increase the reward for any information.
By ET Spotlight Special | Updated:
Agencies
What happened to Tiffany Valiante? The young girl was reportedly hit by an Atlanta-bound train after a bitter face-off with her parents about money. She had stormed out of the house, and later they identified her body in the morgue.
The police, through the medical examiner, ruled it a suicide, but her mother mysteriously found her headband and shoes while on a walk two weeks later. Parents of Tiffany Valiante regret that they had agreed to close her suicide case and are now confident enough to increase the reward for any information about it.
If anybody knows what happened to Tiffany Valiante and can help with some information about her death, it could lead to a reward of $40,000.
She was influenced by people in her life; her parents inferred that she could never have taken her own life. There are plenty of people who also feel the same way as her parents say. Her father, Stephen, and mother, Dianne, conveyed that to their lawyer, Pal D'Amato. They believe Tiffany was driven to her death by accident or deliberately thrown toward the train.
Netflix is airing this story in their next episode, "Unsolved Mysteries," on Tuesday. The high reward and the show might encourage more people to come forward with their versions of it and reopen the case. Finding an axe at the scene of death also heightens the veracity of their thinking. The house is now re-mortgaged to pay for the costs.
The police, through the medical examiner, ruled it a suicide, but her mother mysteriously found her headband and shoes while on a walk two weeks later. Parents of Tiffany Valiante regret that they had agreed to close her suicide case and are now confident enough to increase the reward for any information about it.
If anybody knows what happened to Tiffany Valiante and can help with some information about her death, it could lead to a reward of $40,000.
She was influenced by people in her life; her parents inferred that she could never have taken her own life. There are plenty of people who also feel the same way as her parents say. Her father, Stephen, and mother, Dianne, conveyed that to their lawyer, Pal D'Amato. They believe Tiffany was driven to her death by accident or deliberately thrown toward the train.
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Netflix is airing this story in their next episode, "Unsolved Mysteries," on Tuesday. The high reward and the show might encourage more people to come forward with their versions of it and reopen the case. Finding an axe at the scene of death also heightens the veracity of their thinking. The house is now re-mortgaged to pay for the costs.
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