And the Welcome to Un concluded, I'm Sean Gerd. We're bringing you this episode because there's a bit of

breaking news in Jennifer's case. And so that's where we're going to start and end for

this episode. Basically a new tip has come in and a new

search and a new place has begun. This episode's not going to have any editing. There was no time for planning.

And really we're running this one out a lot quicker than we normally would.

So bear with us. It's Friday night November 8th and honestly I don't even

know where to start. About three or four hours ago we started seeing the reports and

basically it made us scrap the episode that we've been working on for three weeks.

Over an hour of audio and I hit the replace button with this.

But in a lot of ways I'm glad.

See earlier tonight news broke that a new tip would come in to the

Kessie Family investigator and it has Orange County Sheriff's Department searching a

lake in Western Orange County.

This tip was brought forward by a person who had seen the Kessie's family battle to get Jennifer's

records.

And their private investigator had presented it to the authorities, and basically that's where we are with the search.

The family says that the search has been seven months in the making, which would place it coming in sometime around April.

And to put that with the recent timeline, the Kessies originally followed their lawsuit

against the Orlando police in pursuit of Jennifer's records in December.

And they settled that case at the end of March, and as you know, they were granted their request

for those records.

So that means that it is possible that this tip could have also been supported by

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