Gorgeous petite teacher and mom of three vanishes before 'mystery texts' appear; breaking news on Jeanine Cammarata

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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News, True Crime

4.2 • 8.1K Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2019

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

New York mom and teacher Jeanine Cammarata vanished over the weekend, but police suspect a burned body found in a Staten Island storage facility could be her remains. Nancy Grace looks at the investigation with Cammarata's lawyer Eric Gansberg, her friend A.J. Carbonari, former detective Steven Lampley, Forensic psychiatrist Dr. Carole Leiberman, Atlanta juvenile judge and lawyer Ashley Willcott, CrimeOnline.com reporter Ellen Killoran, and Crime Stories reporter John Lemley.

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0:00.0	The
0:01.0	New York Times
0:05.0	Times
0:06.0	Crime
0:07.0	Stories
0:08.0	With Nancy Grace
0:09.0	We're disappearing like this.
0:11.0	It's not normal.
0:12.0	Not
0:13.0	Since Saturday has anyone seen mother of three and teacher, Janine Camarada.
0:18.0	Police say the 37-year-old dropped her boyfriend off at his McVeigh Avenue apartment
0:21.8	that night.
0:22.8	He reported her missing Tuesday.
0:24.8	We spoke to her long-time friend Jessica Pobiga over the phone.
0:28.1	She says she messaged Camarada on Facebook, but she's convinced it wasn't her responding.
0:33.1	I was like, call me right now.
0:34.1	You need to call me right now.
0:35.1	I need to hear your voice.
0:36.1	I don't believe you.
0:37.1	I don't believe it you.
0:38.1	And then I even asked when's less of my story and the person couldn't respond to it.
0:43.1	They didn't answer.
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