FABRICATION: Murder Is Real is the story of Danielle Campbell—a woman caught between routine and restlessness to write. A fictional idea of baggage handlers stealing from luggage, and men out for revenge. During her research, Danielle stumbles into something darker than misplaced luggage. Her research reveals the true story of the theft of U.S. Postal bags, sexual harassment, and a murder mystery. At the core of FABRICATION: Murder Is Real is more than just a story—it’s a reckoning. What Danielle remembered—never left her, the image of the mother of the young woman left murdered in the trunk of her own car, standing every year at Logan on the anniversary of the murder asking for help, who killed her daughter? Danielle also had a daughter; her empathy kept her resolve; she was going to write that book. Danielle begins to write—not because she’s sure, but because she can’t ignore what she feels is a story that needed to be told – even if fiction is fabricated into the story to ask questions about sexual harassment, theft, murder, and why this case is unsolved. It is a story that still haunts law enforcement, the judicial system, and the family of the woman found murdered. This book follows Danielle as she pieces together conversations, clues, facts, and speculation. Blending fact with fiction, observation with emotion, FABRICATION is more than a mystery. It’s about the courage to notice, to speak, and to write what others won’t.