Welcome back to Missing. I am Tim here today with Lance Lance. How are you today?

I'm doing fantastic today Tim. I hope everybody out there is doing as well as I am and I'm

very interested to know if you are doing as well as I am Tim. How are you?

I'm doing great. Thanks a lot for asking and I'm excited to introduce this conversation

that we had with former law enforcement, former NYPD sergeant actually. His name is John

Farriso. He used to work in the NYPD's missing person unit which is sort of endlessly fascinating

to me. But he is now a private investigator who donates his time for private investigations

for the missing and you can find out more information about them at investigationsforthemissing.org.

Lance, he's taken on the case of Jacob Michael Oliveir who has been missing since August 24th,

2011 from Homestead, Florida. At the time of his disappearance, he was 23 years old, five

foot six inches, 130 pounds, Caucasian male, black hair, green eyes. And if you have any information,

you can contact the Everglades National Park Service at 305242-7740 and this is part two of our

coverage of Jacob Oliveir's disappearance. We spoke with his mom, Laurie a couple months ago,

I think right before Christmas. But in this conversation Lance, John kind of tells us that he has

taken the investigation into Jacob's disappearance, but as far as he can go, he actually needs help and

he's kind of putting the call out to other investigators. Anyone in Florida who might be available,

you can certainly reach out to PIs for the missing and get in touch with John Fere so that way.

It's always interesting and I feel like I say it all the time, but I love getting that peak behind

the curtain regarding the inner workings of private investigations for the missing to know that

someone who is as experienced as John can take something so far. And it just goes to show you how

difficult this is even when you're not part of a law agency and you have other cases coming at you.

He took it as far as he could, dedicating and donating as much of his time as possible.

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