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Hey guys, today we're going to get into the Jennifer Kessie case. From

Orlando, Florida. This case was the subject of the finale episode in the Up and

Vanish TV series. If you missed it, you can stream it at any time on the Oxygen app.

You may have heard of Jennifer Kessie's case before. It's a pretty high profile missing

person's case, and Jennifer went missing almost exactly three months after Teri Grinstead.

In the past years, some people wondered if the two cases were connected. The jogger memory,

here's a quick overview of some of the key points in this case. In 2006, a young professional

woman went missing from Orlando, Florida. Jen was very outgoing, fun girl, full of life,

just a beautiful soul. She was always very safe to conscious. She was just on her way

to work, and then disappears out the face of the earth. On January 23rd, 24-year-old Jennifer

Kessie went home to her condo after work. She talked to her boyfriend on the phone around

10 p.m., and she hasn't been heard from since. My heart dropped, and instantly I said,

oh my god, we have to find her. You don't ever expect to get a call that your best friend

just weren't missing. In a place like Central Florida, there are so many places you can

dispose of a body. The next day, video footage captured a grainy

shot of someone parking her car at a neighboring complex and walking away.

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