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This season, we've been diving deep into the cold case of Jennifer Harris.

It's a story with more twists and turns than I ever could have imagined.

The more I thought about where her Jeep was, that was what changed things for me.

Because had her Jeep not been found at all, I would have thought she went somewhere like on a road trip.

She was still carrying on this thing with Rob behind Jason's back, which I knew, but I couldn't tell James.

They might consider a suspect at this point?

I thought, oh my gosh, did she think she was pregnant or was she pregnant?

I told her that if she wanted to have a divorce and I'd like her abortion.

The fact that Jennifer's uterus was missing, you know, that got a lot of attention.

And the thing is, about fire in the middle of nowhere, the opportunity presents itself to burn something more so than it would have in an urban place.

Before this podcast, I reported on Jennifer's case for CBS News as a development producer for an episode of 48 hours called Murder on the Red River.

Jennifer's story was one that stuck with me long after the cameras had turned off. On the 20th anniversary of Jennifer's murder this spring, I still had so many

questions about the circumstances of her death and the complicated investigation that followed.

I know that you have invested yourself into her story. I just think that you want just as badly as we do to have justice.

In the spring of 2022, I approached Fanon County Sheriff Mark Johnson about doing a podcast on

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