Lucy Greenwell

Hello, it's Lucy.

Before we get into episode six, the final part of our story, I just wanted to say a huge thank you for listening.

We're so glad you've enjoyed the series.

Because we've had such an overwhelming response, we're planning a special bonus episode for Observer subscribers to try and answer some of the questions we know you still have.

Katie and I will be sitting down with Jess and putting some of your questions directly to her.

So if there's anything you'd like to ask us about the investigation, the DNA search or Jess's journey, please send us an email or a voice note to foundling at observer.co.uk.

We can't wait to hear from you.

Now on to episode six.

In late October last year, two men turn up on Jess's doorstep.

Jess isn't at home, but the smartly dressed middle-aged men are spotted by some builders.

And they tell Jess they looked just like coppers.

But when Jess calls the local force, they don't know anything about the visit.

So if they aren't police, who are they?

Jess spends an anxious week thinking about this.

She becomes slightly paranoid and tries to avoid being at home on her own.

The men return a week later and they seem friendly and Jess is her usual warm, welcoming self.

I said, do you want a cup of tea?

Yeah, we'll have a cup of tea.

But she can't contain her nerves.

She can't help worrying that she must have done something wrong because the two men, they are from the police, just not from the regular force.