Welcome to Unconcluded. I'm Sean Gert.

Over the last couple weeks, the Kessie family and Jennifer's friends have come together to answer questions that were submitted by the community to Jennifer Kessie's Facebook page.

And the family responded in several posts on their GoFundMe page that they've been using

to raise money for the investigation that they've taken over since settling their lawsuit

with the Orlando Police Department. Now after pouring over the various questions and

responses, it became obvious that it would probably be a good idea to address some of these

answers right here on the podcast. For a lot of reasons, some new information, some possibly

changing information, and also because we know that many of you will be hearing this

information for the first time. Now, as you may know, many of these questions we already had answers to because we'd asked

Drew or Joyce ourselves, or because they'd been shared in the media or at press conferences,

or on other forms of TV or print media. And for that reason, we may not touch on every question

that was answered. Therefore, we do definitely encourage you to visit the

Help Find Jennifer Kessie GoFundMe page, which is where all the original questions and

answers were posted. It's worth checking out for yourself, and while you're there, maybe you'll

throw a buck or two to the family in support of their investigation. Now, you'll hear later

in the answers. The financial limits of the investigation

have actually hindered the ability to do some things that the family wants to do as they search for

Jennifer. So I know they'd really appreciate it. Now, let's dive into the questions and answers,

and I'll share some thoughts that we have along the way.

Now, the first question is about video after Jennifer disappeared, and it asked the law enforcement check for possible video from surrounding businesses and homes.

And we talked briefly about this before, but the family's answer was as follows.

Yes, through our obtaining case files, they've received 67 hours of film, but the family's answer was as follows. Yes, through our obtaining case files,

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