Drew and Joyce Kessie have endured what no parent should ever have to face. Over the last 14 years they've chased down every lead that's

come to them, including tips that were straight up false or resulted in dead ends.

Drew tells me about an unexpected call he got one day.

A young woman was found in Mexico, and the FBI believed she could be Jennifer.

She had the FBI call her and say, we have her in Mexico, we have her.

She calls me, we got her. We're going.

Get ready to go, get ready to go.

And I'm like, I'm not going anywhere until you tell me it's Jennifer

what the hell you're talking about it been down this load a million times.

When did that call come? Probably five years or seven years ago maybe. Turns out they

yanked her right off the street. They sent me a picture and it was pretty good.

I mean there was five marks on this lady that I'm like, wow.

If you know like a birthmark here, the nose on perfect teeth, white teeth, and she's living on the streets of Mexico.

They yank her off, she didn't want to go, she starts stabbing herself, so then they got DNA.

They run the DNA real quick and she ran away from New York from her family.

She didn't want to be found. She was just living on the streets and that was all there was to it.

Tectave comes back to me and says, oh what a ride that was.

I don't believe you go through this.

Joyce then tells me about a lead that was completely made up,

which left her flabbergasted.

Within the first couple of days of Jen's abduction, I'm in this shopping center right across from where a car was dropped off and a woman comes up to me and says, I'm your person of interest. My heart stopped. My heart

stopped and I'm like what? She said I'm your person of interest. I bring her into like a like a check

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