When a drop-dead gorgeous Las Vegas cocktail waitress is found bludgeoned to death in her home, police are on the lookout for a deranged stalker. But as the investigation heats up and theories are eliminated, the killer's identity may be found in the Nevada desert.
Las Vegas Cocktail Waitress Found Dead
On the first season of Grave Secrets, investigators discuss the case of 46-year-old Shauna Tiaffay. Her dead body was found in her home in September 2012. Shauna's husband, 40-year-old George Tiaffay, is the one who made the 911 call. When investigators came out to the scene, they found the badly beaten body of Shauna Tiaffay, a mother and cocktail waitress who worked at a casino in Las Vegas.
George Tiaffay stated that he found his wife when he returned home with the couple's young daughter. To gain some insight into her lifestyle, Las Vegas detectives spoke with her coworkers, who told police that she might have had a stalker.
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Did Shauna's Fishnet Stockings Drive Stalker To Murder?
Investigators learned that on a nightly basis Shauna Tiaffay dressed in extremely provocative clothing, which included short dresses, fishnet stockings, and sexy high-heeled shoes. They say she was a real looker, the kind of woman who had a bubbly personality and an alluring appearance that made men come into the establishment, asking specifically for Shauna Tiaffay, Grave Secrets' episode will reveal.
The stalker angle seemed like a viable theory. But, when a witness later told police that a man named Noel Scott Stevens, 36, had bragged about killing a rich woman, the pieces of the crime puzzle began falling into place.