Host / Investigative Reporter

From the moment that police see the vehicle of Jolene Cummings parked in that parking lot, they are canvassing the area.

They really want to know who got out of that car when it was parked.

Once we observed the surveillance video of the person exiting, we could tell which direction they walked in.

The only place that would have probably been open at that time would have been this convenience store.

The first camera that I picked the person up on would have been here.

And you could see them walk around the building just as I did.

Then they walked down and they actually stopped here for a minute and addressed the clerk that's standing outside on a break.

And then they go ahead and enter the building.

The video from inside the convenience store is a big break.

Who is it that walks in?

When I saw that, 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.

And she's dressed in all black, she's got on combat boots, and she seems really chatty with the attendant while she's there.

We were able to capture video, so as it actually shows the taxi cab pull up, it pulls into a spot just over here in front of the store.

You could see her enter the vehicle in the front passenger seat, and you could see the cab pull away.

We were able to not only determine who the cab driver was, but interview him.

What stood out to me and the cab driver was that Jennifer Seibert had stated that she'd been out with friends and didn't have enough money for gas, but yet she had prepaid for the cab ride on a credit card.

He dropped her off by a small black vehicle, which we knew that was what Jennifer Seibert owned and drove every day to work.

But there's just one major problem.

Police can't find Seibert.

The address on Ertangal's job application isn't even real.