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And then there's the mystery of the dropped pen. We had a conversation with someone who was with Jasmine at the hospital with her granny earlier. Remember her granny died the same day that she went missing. Right. So Jasmine was at the hospital. This person saw her on that same day, November 22nd.

They told us that Jasmine was wearing her Apple watch that day because they commented on her new watch band. Right. So their theory is it's possible that Jazzy used her Apple Watch to drop the location pin to her mom instead of her phone that night.

They told us that Jasmine was wearing her Apple watch that day because they commented on her new watch band. Right. So their theory is it's possible that Jazzy used her Apple Watch to drop the location pin to her mom instead of her phone that night.

We wanted to include this because we know our listeners are as curious as we are. So if you have any theories of your own about this case and we haven't covered them, please send them our way.

We wanted to include this because we know our listeners are as curious as we are. So if you have any theories of your own about this case and we haven't covered them, please send them our way.

All right, Sarah, before we wrap this up, we just want to take a moment to reflect on this wild ride and what's ahead. Yeah.

All right, Sarah, before we wrap this up, we just want to take a moment to reflect on this wild ride and what's ahead. Yeah.

What started as like dreaded jury duty for you turned into something that's now helping people understand the justice system and also kind of the emotional weight that comes with being a part of it. Yeah.

What started as like dreaded jury duty for you turned into something that's now helping people understand the justice system and also kind of the emotional weight that comes with being a part of it. Yeah.

That's what this podcast has always been about. Remembering the people at the center of these stories. Not just the crime, not the perpetrator, but the life that was lost. And in this case, that's Jasmine Pace. Right.

That's what this podcast has always been about. Remembering the people at the center of these stories. Not just the crime, not the perpetrator, but the life that was lost. And in this case, that's Jasmine Pace. Right.

Yeah, if there's a case you think we should look into, something local, something overlooked, something that really has stuck with you, again, please email us at sequesteredpod at gmail.com or you can hit us up on Instagram.

Yeah, if there's a case you think we should look into, something local, something overlooked, something that really has stuck with you, again, please email us at sequesteredpod at gmail.com or you can hit us up on Instagram.

Yeah, those reviews tell those algorithm gods that people care and that helps new listeners find sequestered. It's one of the best ways we can keep Jasmine's story and the stories we'll cover next reaching the people who need to hear them.

Yeah, those reviews tell those algorithm gods that people care and that helps new listeners find sequestered. It's one of the best ways we can keep Jasmine's story and the stories we'll cover next reaching the people who need to hear them.

And before we go, we just want to send so much love to Jasmine's family. You are the reason justice happened and we're holding you close in our hearts.

And before we go, we just want to send so much love to Jasmine's family. You are the reason justice happened and we're holding you close in our hearts.

Stay safe, stay curious, and we'll see you next time.

Stay safe, stay curious, and we'll see you next time.

She was a kid, and I just thought they were anomalies. So I think she was very susceptible to suggestion about medical things like going for an eye exam because somebody that she knew got glasses and the eye doctor saying, you know, I can't prescribe anything because your answers, he basically said, your answers aren't consistent. So she was just making it up.