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The case heavily influenced the implementation of "Skylar's Law" in West Virginia, which modernized Amber Alert criteria to ensure immediate broadcasts when teenagers are missing, even if they are initially suspected to have run away.

A cold draft swept through her room, despite the closed window. She shivered. She didn't own a denim jacket. She owned a maroon one. It hung on the back of her door. She looked at it. Had it always been maroon? She squeezed her eyes shut, trying to recall the blue. She could remember the word blue , she could remember the sky on a clear day, but the color itself… it was slipping away, like a dream fading upon waking. @_sheliiaa

She opened her Instagram. She didn't post a latte or a sunset. She took a photo of her wall, bathed in the strange, hopeful glow of the morning. The case heavily influenced the implementation of "Skylar's

Years after Eddy was sentenced to life in prison with mercy, her Twitter profile continues to garner thousands of impressions, comments, and interactions from users analyzing her behavioral cues. She didn't own a denim jacket

Nothing happened. The room remained gray and amber. The cursor blinked, mocking her.

The presence of shelia eddy (@_sheliiaa) on social media served as a case study for criminology and adolescent psychology.

The girl in the apartment on 4th Street woke up to find the world had run out of blue.