Ep104 - Jennifer Kesse

True Crime All The Time Unsolved

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True Crime, Talk Radio

4.8 • 5.8K Ratings

🗓️ 10 March 2019

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Jennifer Kesse was a vivacious, independent and responsible 24-year-old woman who disappeared in Orlando, Florida in 2006. After someone called in to say he saw Jennifer's car, police were able to find video surveillance footage. The footage showed someone inside Jennifer's car for a short period of time, then they got out and walked away. Police have never been able to identify this person. Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this case that has baffled Jennifer's family and the Orlando Police department for over 13 years. The Kesse family wants desperately to know what happened to their daughter. They have been frustrated with police over the years, and this frustration has led to a recent lawsuit. There are a number of interesting persons of interest in this case but the police have not been able to link them to Jennifer's disappearance. You can help support the show at patreon.com/truecrimeallthetime Visit the show's website at truecrimeallthetime.com

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0:56.3	Hello everyone and welcome to episode 104 of the True Crime All the Time Unsolved podcast. I'm
1:14.8	Mike Ferguson and with me as always is my partner in True Crime Mike Gibby Gibson. Gipsen what's
1:20.8	going on to happen Mr. Furry Man? I'm doing great. Furry is always. How's the life of the unemployed?
1:31.1	Actually surprisingly busy. I do not have the extra time that I thought I was going to have. Why
1:39.8	that is, I have a few theories on it that I'll keep to myself but you are now the Midwest podcast
1:48.0	king. Hardly. Hardly. You are the Dayton Ohio. I don't even know if I'm that. I don't know if we're
1:55.6	that but I will say this. It was nice this week not to have to research the West Memphis 3.
2:04.5	I'll be honest about that. I'm fascinated by that case. I remained fascinated by it. It was just
2:12.1	exhausting. It was exhausting. It was a drain. Yeah. You know what it was like to get into the
2:18.8	mock of that of that research. I was worn out. So it's kind of nice to move on to something else.
2:27.6	And I think we have a good one for everyone this episode. I feel that we do. But before we get
2:33.7	there let's do our Patreon shout outs. Okay. We had Stephen Will's. Hey Stephen. Kathy Malcolm.
2:39.7	Hey Kathy. Julia Kay. Hey Julia Samantha Shipley. Hey Samantha. Karen Long. Hey run. Lady
2:47.0	die. Hey lady. John Kennedy Telford. Hey John. Hey Kennedy. Nicole Smith. Hey Nicole. Rachel
2:56.0	Williams. Hey Rachel. Nancy Lieback. Nancy. Lily Crowell. Hey Lily. Martin Wald. Martin.
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