Host / Investigative Reporter

Six detectives and myself and the two FBI agents went to the North Mountain rest stop in St.

Johns County.

The rest area was under construction, and it was just confusion.

Dark, semis roaring around.

There was exhaust vapor coming out of the tailpipe of the vehicle, so I knew it was running.

I was a little worried about approaching the vehicle because I didn't know who was in the vehicle, if they had a weapon.

Once Jennifer got out of the vehicle, I identified myself to her and told her that I was investigating Jolene's disappearance.

She reiterated to me that she had no idea where Jolene was at.

At that point in time, I asked her, I said, you've never been in her vehicle.

You have no reason to drive her vehicle.

And she answered no.

I knew that she was lying to me because I had her on surveillance video parking Jolene's vehicle near the Home Depot in Uling.

Detective Harrington is heading out to a local judge's home.

He's got to get an arrest warrant for grand theft auto for Jolene's SUV.

But somebody has to keep an eye on Jennifer Seibert to make sure she does not bolt.

My captain informed me.

He says, I want you to keep her occupied.

But it's not mosquito bites on Seibert's face that are getting the attention of detectives.

She had claw marks on her face.

She had band-aids on her face.