We had somebody contact us and they weren't a witness to anything per se, but there's not really any question in his credibility because he screenshot it for us and he sent it to us.

And he's not trying to say, listen, he did it for sure. I know he did it. I saw him. It's it's more or less hey I think you guys may want to

see this this could be a pretty big deal which is why when you know after when we sort of

quote unquote teased it in the episode before we went on break we just didn't know what to do

except turn it over to police. And that's immediately

what we did.

24-year-old Jennifer Kessi disappeared January 24th, 2006. She was last seen at her condo on Conroy Road.

We need to solve a missing person's case, which is haunted Orlando investigators.

So we're still waiting for that one person

to come through with the one bit of information

that could bring Jennifer home.

This is unconcluded.

I'm Sean Gert.

This is our first episode in over a month.

And over those 30-plus days, we'd pretty much removed ourselves

from the podcast completely. We were just attending to other things in life. And so now we

return, basically right where we left off. We spent the last eight or nine months looking into

Jennifer Kessi's 2006 disappearance,

a nearly 12-year-old mystery that continues to baffle investigators, and us.

And for as many people as we've been able to talk to on this podcast,

or as many possibilities we've considered on or off the air.

The reality is that we don't know if we're any closer to answers,

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