Our cards this week are Jennifer Moonbeam Hammond, the 10 of Hearts from New York, and Christina

White, the three of Clubs from New York.

Both young women disappeared from trailer parks

in the quiet town of Milton, New York.

Both were ultimately found in nearby remote woodlands. And even though they didn't know each other, police believe

that they both likely crossed paths with the same someone, someone who led them to the same

cruel fate.

And that potential connection might be the key to unraveling the mysteries that have surrounded

these cases for way too long.

I'm Ashley Flowers and this is the deck. I'm going to You can't. In early November 2003, police in Littleton, Colorado made a call to detectives at the Saratoga County Sheriff's office in upstate New York, nearly 2,000 miles away.

They had just gotten two reports about a missing young woman, 18-year-old Jennifer Hammond.

One had come from her father who lived there and the other had come from her boss.

But investigators in Colorado realized that there was nothing

they could do, because even though Jennifer was from Littleton, she was last seen in

the town of Milton, smack dab in the Saratoga Sheriff's jurisdiction.

Jennifer's dad and her boss told police that she had been working for a company called

Atlantic Circulation which sells magazine subscriptions door to door and she had only been in

New York since late July of that year. But according to Saratoga County Sheriff's

investigator Matt Robinson who's working the case now.

She had been on the road with the sales crew for a while,

traveling city to city.

Here's investigator Robinson.

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