Sarah Turney

On foot, they head back in the direction they came.

And because of this seemingly tiny issue, Jennifer Kessie's disappearance is a total mystery, even today.

But for those of us who have lived these true crime cases, we know the devil's in the details.

It's the tiniest moments that play over and over again in the minds of the victim's family, friends, and investigators alike.

This is The Final Hours, a Crime House original powered by PAVE Studios.

I'm Sarah Turney.

If you don't know me, I've been an advocate for missing and murdered victims for a long time.

After my sister Alyssa disappeared back in 2001, I dedicated my life to those in similar circumstances by raising awareness and resources for other unsolved cases.

We'll be putting the final hours of these cases under a microscope.

From the timeline, to the clues, to the last conversations, we'll be looking for anything that could be hiding in plain sight.

Because when it comes to getting justice, there's no such thing as overanalyzing.

It's 2006.

A new chapter is just beginning for 24-year-old Jennifer Kessie.

She recently bought her first condo in Orlando, Florida.

And while she's had a boyfriend, Rob, for about a year now, they aren't quite ready to move in together yet.

The relationship's long distance.

Rob's three hours away in Fort Lauderdale.

Jennifer doesn't love it, but she's embracing it.

They see each other on the weekends and during the week.

She seems to enjoy her independence.