When you're a mom, juggling work, family, kids, errands, it can all sometimes be a daunting endeavor.

You have limited time when you're not caring for someone, and squeezing in life's little necessities can feel like you're trying to drive

a Mack truck down a narrow alley.

There simply isn't room.

I often ask myself, how much time can I take during a lunch break can I run to the bank or

swing by Target is there enough time to pick up a few groceries or fill up the tank in the

case of Jessica Padgett a 33-year-old mother of three who lived in North Hampton County, Pennsylvania,

she had about 30 minutes for lunch at the daycare where she worked,

and where her youngest child spent his days with her.

30 minutes was just enough time to do that. and where her youngest child spent his days with her.

30 minutes was just enough time to drive to her parents home,

less than 10 minutes from where she worked,

help her stepfather with a problem he had using his computer,

and use his fax machine to send a document to an insurance company.

Jessica Padgett left work at about 10 minutes before 1 p.m. on Friday, November 21st, 2014, and she was never seen again.

She was barely late returning from lunch when her coworkers began to worry.

A phone tree sprouted and then took shape.

Calls to Jessica's husband Micah Padgett.

Micah contacted her mother who was out of town at the time of Jessica's disappearance.

Then he called her stepfather, Gregory Graf.

No one had seen or heard from Jessica Pajet.

After a few hours that phone tree branched out to the Northampton County Police, then

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