Okay, so I spent some time digging into this whole Liz Golyar and Cari Farver thing recently. It wasn’t really planned, just sort of happened.
I think I first saw the names pop up somewhere online, maybe scrolling through news headlines or some suggested video list. Didn’t pay much attention at first, just another name, you know? But then it came up again, mentioned in a discussion forum I browse sometimes. Someone said it was a really wild story.
Getting Started
So, curiosity got the better of me. I opened up my browser and just typed the names in: Liz Golyar Cari Farver. Simple as that. Lots of stuff came back, news articles, summaries, bits and pieces.
First, I just tried to figure out the basics. Who were these people? It seemed centered around them and a guy named Dave Kroupa. Okay, got the main players.
The Deep Dive
Then I started reading a bit more seriously. Found a couple of longer articles that laid out the timeline. This is where it got really weird.
- Started reading about Cari Farver disappearing back in 2012.
- But then, messages kept coming from her? Texts, emails, for years.
- Liz Golyar was also involved with the same guy, Dave.
- She claimed Cari was stalking her.
It was confusing trying to keep straight who was supposedly doing what, especially with all the digital messages flying around. I had to reread parts a few times. The core idea was that Liz Golyar wasn’t just suspected of hurting Cari, but of actually pretending to be her online for a long, long time. That part really stuck with me.
I spent a good afternoon just reading different accounts. Some focused on the police work, how they eventually got suspicious of Liz. They found evidence on her devices, things that linked her to Cari’s disappearance and the fake messages. It took them years to unravel it all.
Putting it Together
So, after reading through the sequence of events – the initial relationships, Cari vanishing, the years of fake texts making everyone think Cari was alive but harassing people, and then the final investigation pointing to Liz – it all clicked into place. It wasn’t just a missing person case; it was this incredibly drawn-out deception built on top of something terrible.
It’s quite the story. You start just trying to understand the names, and you end up down this rabbit hole of impersonation, digital trails, and a crime that took years to fully uncover. Definitely one of the stranger cases I’ve come across just from casually browsing around.
