Meet Sarah

Some mysteries leave behind more than clues. They leave behind people whose stories have never been told.

Meet Sarah Ingram, an anthropology student whose growing expertise in forensic anthropology brings a valuable perspective to the investigations in Buried Secrets and The Cottonwood Children.

Sarah approaches a case differently from Detective Sergeant Maggie Sullivan and environmental investigator Elena Navarro. She looks for answers in bones, historical documents, and the small details others might overlook. Patient and methodical, she knows that uncovering the truth often means piecing together fragments of evidence that have been waiting years to be understood.

In The Cottonwood Children, when the remains of two children are discovered beneath the roots of an old cottonwood tree, Sarah helps investigate a mystery that has remained unsolved for decades. Her research into historical records becomes crucial to identifying the children and bringing their forgotten story to light.

Working alongside Maggie and Elena, Sarah is developing into an investigator in her own right. Her contribution is a reminder that solving a crime isn’t always about asking the right questions. Sometimes, it’s about knowing where to look for the answers.

Discover Sarah’s role in the investigations in Buried Secrets and The Cottonwood Children, available on Amazon.