Host / Investigative Reporter

One of the first things I noticed was that the driver's door was unlocked.

All the other doors were locked.

Just looking at it from outside, I didn't notice anything obvious.

I didn't notice any blood, any damage.

Once we located the vehicle outside the Home Depot, I instructed several detectives to start canvassing the area to see if there was any video surveillance.

There was a ViStar credit union that I had worked off duty at.

I knew that their cameras faced in that direction.

That credit union surveillance camera captures investigative gold and leads to the second big break in the case.

When we looked at the camera angles, we determined that shortly after 1 a.m.

And then you can see a figure emerge and walk across the screen towards the right.

Everyone is hoping that it's Jolene getting out of that car.

Then, a minute later, a figure is visible in the doorway of a nearby convenience store.

It was kind of like that hair on the back of my neck stand-up moment because I was like, this is who I'm looking for.

Parent dresser and mom Jolene Cummings has been missing for three days now, and Florida's Nassau County Sheriff's detectives are working several leads.

One of them is Jolene's ex-boyfriend, Jason Gee, who tells police he's got an alibi.

He says he was at a barbecue all weekend.

Now that Jolene's former boyfriend and her ex-husband are cleared, they're out of the picture, police are laser focused on that Home Depot parking lot footage.

It's the shadowy image, a person emerging from the area near Jolene's SUV.

We want to know who is that figure that walks across in the darkness.

Earlier that day, investigators visited Jolene's workplace, Tangle Salon, where one of her co-workers, they've been told, was the last person to see Jolene the night before Mother's Day.