Hey everyone, just a quick note before we get started with today's episode.

You'll notice that there are more ads that I normally have in this one,

but that's only because I'm playing catch up with my advertisers

since extending my maternity leave.

I know it may seem like a lot, but they're all really great sponsors

that I would love for you to check out.

Thank you in advance for your understanding.

It was 3.20pm on July 10, 1998,

and helicopters were circling overhead.

Above the University Medical Center in Jacksonville, Florida,

police officers were on the ground,

stopping and searching every vehicle that approached every exit of the hospital.

Inside, officers were going room to room, scrutinizing every inch of every room.

Nearby, airports, bus terminals, and taxi companies were on high alert,

and the FBI was aiding in the search.

Meanwhile, detectives were inside the University Medical Center

at a labor and delivery room near the end of the hall.

Inside, a frantic teenager who had just become a new mom for the very first time,

just hours ago at 6.55am, was recounting what had led up to the massive search.

16-year-old Shinara Mobile told the detectives that a woman dressed in a typical nurse's uniform,

a blue floral smock and green scrub pants,

had come into her room about five hours prior,

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