Welcome to the Affair Podcast. I'm Anna Williamson. Now, if you don't know me, I'm a relationship

therapist, coach and TV personality. One in five people have admitted to having an affair.

Each episode features a different real-life affair story told by the people involved and offers

insights into the emotions, causes and consequences

of infidelity in today's world. Available to listen to on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music,

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Music. Hello, everybody. Welcome back to Crime Weekly. I'm Stephanie Harlow.

And I'm Derek Lavasser. So today we are talking about the disappearance of 21-year-old Jennifer Wicks and her two-year-old daughter, Adriana.

A very sad case.

We kind of dug into the preamble, everything leading up to it.

We even talked about the actual what we believe is the date of the disappearance.

And I'll give everybody a quick little update.

March 25th, 2004 was the last day anyone outside of the Benton family heard from 21-year-old

Jennifer Wicks and her two-year-old daughter, Adriana.

Over the next two days, Jennifer's boyfriend, Joey Benton, gave multiple

conflicting accounts of where they had gone, first saying Jennifer was with a friend, then claiming

he dropped Jennifer and Adriana off at the gas station, where they were picked up by someone

in a white four-door car, but nothing about his ever-evolving stories ever made sense.

By March 27th, Jennifer's mother, Kathy, knew something was terribly wrong. And desperate for answers,

she reported Jennifer and Adriana missing and begged the Robertson County Sheriff's Office to

conduct a welfare check at the Benton home. A deputy agreed and headed over to the property,

hoping to find the young mother and daughter,

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