Lisa McVey’s true story of her getting kidnapped by a serial killer came into the highlights when she shared her experience. 

Lisa McVey was 17 when she was kidnapped by serial killer Bobby Joe Long. It was the day of the 3rd of November, 1984.

Netflix dropped a thriller movie revealing the true story of Lisa in 2018. The name of the movie was Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey.

The movie was named Believe Me because no one believed about her kidnapping. She used to live with her grandmother who refused to accept it.

Only a single detective believed her story and later the kidnapper was caught.

The movie explains her experience with the incident and the trauma Lisa went through.

Lisa McVey Wikipedia

Lisa McVey was a normal woman before her abduction.

She has suffered a lot of trauma since her abduction. Even her mother abandoned her, but it was her aunt Carola and uncle Charlie who took her with them.

As of now, there is not much information about her past except for the case.

Who Is Lisa McVey Mother?

Lisa McVey has never talked about her mother much in the news or media.

The movie also did not feature much of her scene. Her mother was an alcoholic and a drug addict.

This was the reason she stayed with her grandmother. And, later, Lisa was taken by her aunt and uncle.

Those two are the people who brought up Lisa and made her what she is now.

Where is Lisa McVey: Update Now?

As of now, Lisa McVey works as the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Deputy.

She says that she has come a long way to be in this position.

Her statement about the incident was that it was her motivation to become a police officer.

How Long Was Lisa McVey Missing?

Lisa McVey went missing for 26 hours straight. She was raped and tortured for all these hours.

She faced a cruel serial criminal who has kidnapped and killed 9 of the other woman and Lisa was his last.

As Lisa cleverly triked Bobby into releasing her and she went to the police to tell them about Bobby.

After the proof and other evidence, Bobby was captured and sent to jail.