Host / Investigative Reporter

You always want to know, in a missing person's case, the last person to see the victim.

And that was an individual, a co-worker by the name of Jennifer Seibert.

Jennifer Seibert had been working at the Tangles Hair Salon for a couple of months.

Jennifer Seibert did come with this air of mystery.

And they didn't have a whole lot of background information on her, other than what was on her application.

What did you know of her?

I didn't know anything of her.

She was just a newcomer.

Now, the very moment that investigators arrive at the salon to ask questions, Jennifer Seibert pulls up into the parking lot for her shift.

But then, she does something rather suspicious.

When Miss Seibert learned that there was a detective there at the business, she immediately leaves the parking lot and does not come back or go to work.

At that moment, we're thinking, why would she not want to tell us anything about her coworker?

Honestly, at the time, I think it was more of a red flag to you than me.

It was kind of a red flag, but she kind of was like, that's really, really strange.

Jennifer Seibert even tells her boss to not bother to keep her check there, that she should just mail it to a forwarding address.

Seibert also sends a text with an explanation for why she bolted.

She claims she was fearful of an ex-partner.

She even writes, my ex is terrible.

When it comes to him, I fear for my life.

Jennifer Seibert was not eager to speak to us and left a long rambling telephone message telling us why she wanted to help, but she couldn't be a part of this investigation, basically because her life was in danger.