In this podcast episode, the tragic story of Tiffany Valiante unfolds as her parents, Stephen and Dianne, seek answers about her mysterious death. Tiffany, an accomplished athlete and recent high school graduate, was found dead on the Atlantic City Rail Line, allegedly struck by a train. The authorities quickly labeled it a suicide, but her family strongly disputes this conclusion.The night of Tiffany's death started with a confrontation about her alleged use of a friend's debit card. Following a heated argument, Tiffany vanished, and her family, friends, and local authorities launched a search. Eventually, her body was discovered near the train tracks, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding her death.The podcast delves into inconsistencies in witness testimonies, particularly from the train engineers. Their conflicting accounts and the absence of proper crime scene procedures cast doubt on the suicide ruling. Tiffany's family, assisted by attorney Paul D'Amato and private detective Jim Brennenstuhl, challenge the official narrative, suggesting foul play and calling for a more thorough investigation.Retired medical examiner Louise Houseman raises concerns about the reliability of the information provided by the train engineers and questions the likelihood of suicide by train, given the circumstances. The podcast explores the possibility that Tiffany may have been deceased before the train incident, proposing alternative theories and challenging the initial police assessment.Advocate Stephan Rosenfeld highlights the need for a comprehensive investigation, emphasizing that Tiffany's case may not have received the scrutiny it deserved. The episode unfolds as a poignant quest for truth, justice, and closure for Tiffany's grieving family, who are determined to challenge the official narrative and uncover the real circumstances behind her untimely death.