Hi, Chloe and Wonderland listeners. I'm Sarah Turney.

And I'm Courtney Nicole.

We're the hosts of a new true crime podcast called The Final Hours,

a show that focuses on the moments just before someone goes missing.

In 2001, my sister Alyssa Turney disappeared.

Since then, I've dedicated my life to covering missing persons cases

and advocating for victims

and their families.

And after experiencing crime within my family, I was driven to bring attention to stories

that deserve to be heard.

Each episode of the final hours takes a close look at routines, timelines, and the seemingly

small details that can make all the difference, the moments that are often overlooked.

Together, we combine our lived experiences to bring a perspective that goes beyond traditional

reporting. We have our first episode for you here now, examining the 2006 disappearance

of Jennifer Kessie. Jennifer vanished on her way to work, leaving behind a mystery that

still haunts investigators today.

If you like what you hear and want more, follow the final hours on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, or wherever you listen.

There's also a link to the show in this episode description. New episodes drop every Monday.

This is Crime House.

You're squinting at a blurry black and white surveillance video.

It's dated January 24, 2006. The time is 12.59 p.m. It's taken at the Huntington on the green condominium complex in Orlando, Florida, and shot from a distance. In between the camera

and the parking lot are what appear to be two swimming pools. A few seconds later, a car pulls into

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