I'm Gianna Jalosi with your Fox True Crime Minute.

Nearly two decades after Jennifer Kessie vanished from her Orlando apartment complex,

her family says they're feeling hopeful as state investigators re-examine key evidence in the case.

Kessie was 24 years old when she disappeared January 24th, 2006.

Her car was later found abandoned about a mile from her apartment with evidence that someone else had driven it.

Surveillance video showed a person of interest walking away from the car, but it was grainy and the person was never identified.

Despite early efforts by local law enforcement, leads dried up and the case became one of Florida's most enduring missing person mysteries.

In the biggest development in the case in two decades, new DNA evidence has been found and is being tested for the very first time. Florida Department

of Law Enforcement has also narrowed down its person of interest list to just a few people,

and police have told Kessie's father that finally his missing daughter's case is no longer cold.

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