Keeshae Jacobs

The Vanished Podcast

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True Crime, Society & Culture, Cold Case, Investigative, Find The Missing, Vanished, Missing Persons, Documentary, News, Disappeared, Exhibit C

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🗓️ 31 December 2018

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

On September 26, 2016, 21-year-old Keeshae Jacobs told her mother, Toni, that she was going to spend the night at a friend’s house and that she would call the next morning. Keeshae never made it back to her home in Richmond, Virginia and Toni never heard from her daughter again. Keeshae’s mother immediately knew that this was not like her daughter and called family and then the police. In the two years since Keeshae has vanished, her brother has been murdered, and her mother has spent many sleepless nights looking for her daughter. This case is full of unanswered questions, mysterious characters and possibilities.

If you have any information about the disappearance of Keeshae Jacobs, please call the Richmond Police Department at 804-801-4503. You can also leave an anonymous message with Crime Stoppers at 804-780-1000.

You can follow Keeshae’s case on Facebook at Help Find Keeshae Jacobs.

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0:00.0	Hey, prime members, you can listen to the vanished ad-free on Amazon Music. Download the app today.
0:17.7	Like I've been saying from day one, somebody got my daughter.
0:21.7	They're holding her against a wheel.
0:24.1	I don't tell the story. I don't know how many times I can't explain it.
0:27.4	I know like when my friend got murdered, I felt it.
0:33.0	I can't explain what I felt, but I felt that I couldn't sleep.
0:37.4	I tossed in turns. I just prayed a lot.
0:42.4	And then when my nephew told me they told me they got my son's murder, it was like, I knew.
0:48.1	I just put my shoes on and I was like, let me go and tell you where you say it was.
0:52.7	I went up there and I was like, this is my son's day bomb.
0:56.4	Because I didn't want them to say it was an unidentified male.
1:01.0	With T-Share, I don't feel it. Every dream I have is like somebody got her.
1:06.5	And she wants to come home, but they won't let her come home.
1:09.7	I don't have dreams because she was drugged. I might be in denial.
1:14.4	I have not that things embedded. I'm very lonely.
1:17.7	My kids were very close.
1:20.5	She was grown, but she was still my baby.
1:23.2	She was dead live in the bedroom and watched movies.
1:26.6	We were so close, we were really close.
1:33.0	Just to have a heart and just let her go tell us where she is.
1:40.0	You know, just let her tell us where she is.
1:44.8	It's not fair. It's definitely not fair and no parents should ever have to go through this.
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