In Girl in the Picture, the mystery behind the death of the young woman and the kidnapping of her son is solved.
Franklin Floyd, Sharon Marshall’s stepfather and future husband, took her when she was about six years old, in 1975.
She died in 1990 without ever knowing that her real name was Suzanne Sevakis.
Franklin had also taken her sisters away so that he could keep control of “Sharon” for the foreseeable future.
What happened to Alison and Amy Sevakis, the sisters of Suzanne Marie Sevakis?
In the Netflix documentary Girl In The Picture, it is shown that Suzanne has two sisters named Alison and Amy. Their mother, Sandra Chipman, was a well-known wife of Franklin Delano.
When Suzanne’s mother was given 30 days in jail for giving a forged check, their stepfather, Franklin, left Alison and Amy at a children’s home.
When Sandi got out of prison for writing a “bad check,” she went home and found that Franklin had taken her kids and left. That’s when things turned bad.
Sad to say, Franklin kept having an effect on Suzanne. He raised her as his own daughter and gave her the name Sharon Marshall.
In 1989, Sharon and Floyd moved to New Orleans, where Floyd changed their names to Clarence and Tonya Hughes and had them declared legally married.
Even though their brother Phillip went missing and didn’t show up until 2019, a DNA test later proved that he was the same person.
Where Are Suzanne Marie Sevakis’ Sisters Alison and Amy Now?
In the Netflix version, Sandi said, “I went to the police station right away and told them (officers Brandon and Franklin) had stolen my children.
She said that she found her daughters Allison and Amy in a nearby children’s home run by a church.
Allison and Amy look like they are older now. They now live in Virginia with their mother, her third husband, and some of their other half-siblings.
Both women are in their early 50s, and they are said to have big, loving families of their own.
Suzanne Marie Sevakis Parents & Family
Suzanne Marie Sevakis was born in Livonia, Michigan, on September 6, 1969, to Sandi Chipman and Clifford “Cliff” Ray Sevakis.
During Sandi’s second marriage to Dennis Brandenburg, she had three children: Allison (now 51), Amy (now 50), and Phillip.
Even though they were half-siblings, they were very close. So, when Sandi had problems, even social services came to the conclusion that they couldn’t separate them.
Later, their mother married Franklin, who was known as Brandon Williams at the time. When Sandi was upset, the system would take her kids away.