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Cassidy Rainwater trusted the wrong people—and paid the ultimate price. Missing for months in small-town Missouri, Cassidy was desperate, homeless, just trying to get her life back. Two men, James Phelps and Timothy Norton, promised her shelter. Instead, they lured her to a remote cabin, locked her in a cage, and tortured her. The case broke open when an anonymous tip—photos from the dark web—showed Cassidy trapped in that cage. FBI agents raided the cabin. What they found was a nightmare: Cassidy’s remains in a freezer, meat packages labeled with the date she vanished, and grisly photos documenting every horror. The men had even built homemade bombs to destroy evidence. Phelps and Norton planned this for months, chatting online about murder and stalking other victims. Cassidy wasn’t their first target, and maybe not their last. The only thing that stopped them was that anonymous tip. This case is a haunting reminder: predators can hide behind a smile, in the quietest towns, and even offer help. Cassidy’s story demands we look out for our most vulnerable—and trust our instincts, always. Hashtags #TrueCrime #CassidyRainwater #DarkWebCrime #JusticeForCassidy #CrimeTok #crime #news #police #cruise #breakingnews #Courtdocs #truecrimecommunity #truecrimestory #storytime #Courts #GlobalBeatMedia

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