Host / Investigative Reporter

They're thinking, oh, come on, who doesn't have their phone with them all the time these days?

Jason G has an answer for why he doesn't have his cell phone, because he's actually been trying to run from police and doesn't want them to ping his phone because of that outstanding parole violation warrant.

Jason G. says that he has an alibi for where he was, and not just for the day that Jolene went missing, but the entire weekend.

He had stated he was having a barbecue down in North Jacksonville.

Maybe Jason G does come across as volatile, a little rough around the edges, but Detective Harrington notices that when G talks about Jolene, he's calmer, his voice softens.

I'm not buying what you're telling me.

He in no way convinced me after the interview that he was innocent.

But in the back of my mind, I did think he seemed like he really was concerned about Jolene's well-being and whereabouts.

Police take more pictures and then book Gee on the probation violation charge.

But he's still only a suspect in Jolene's disappearance.

The Nassau County Sheriff's Office, they take the approach of getting the public involved.

They start putting out the flyers with her picture on it.

It was sent out to local news media.

The Nassau County Sheriff's Department put out a Facebook post asking anyone with information about her whereabouts.

Investigators have put out a BOLO.

Now that's Cops Speak for Beyond the Lookout 4.

And guess what?

One observant tipster calls in to say he thinks that he's seen an SUV, just like Jolene's, sitting in a local Home Depot parking lot.

The day after we put the Bolo out, I got a call from a citizen that thought he had seen it here in the parking lot.

We responded here immediately and did determine by both TAG and VIN that it was indeed Jolene's vehicle.