The moment Nick Newman voiced his suspicions to the authorities, the tone of the entire investigation changed. What began as emotional chaos quickly sharpened into a desperate, all-out race against time. Noah and Sienna hadn’t simply slipped away or gone off the grid—they had vanished without a trace. And for the officers listening to Nick’s trembling voice, the gravity of the situation became clear within seconds.

Noah’s medical records were the first red flag. The young man was still recovering from extensive injuries sustained in the accident, released from the hospital only because home care would allow him comfort—not because recovery was anywhere close. He needed constant monitoring, ongoing treatment, and controlled medication. Every hour without medical oversight wasn’t just dangerous; it was potentially fatal. And now that he was missing, every tick of the clock felt like sand slipping violently through glass.

But Noah wasn’t alone.

Sienna—tangled in a web of secrets, guilt, and emotional fractures—had vanished alongside him. Her disappearance intensified the mystery and pushed detectives into overdrive. What was originally a heated confrontation between Sienna and Nick had now spiraled into something far darker: a crisis with deadly potential.

And at the center of that darkness loomed a name Nick had hoped he would never hear again.

Matt Clark. Mitch Beckal. A ghost in human form.
A predator who never stopped hunting his prey.

The police had enough historical insight into Matt’s past to understand the level of danger Nick was describing. Matt’s record was a poisonous tapestry—deception, violence, psychological torture, and a disturbing, decades-long fixation on Sharon. For years, his evil had lingered on the edges of the Newman family’s lives, like a stain that refused to fade.

And yet again, signs pointed toward him.

He wasn’t merely a relic of Genoa City’s nightmares—he was a threat with a pulse, a motive, and a terrifying ability to execute calculated cruelty.