With Lynn's OK, I wanted to add my blog post to help bring more attention to the effort to find Jennifer Kesse and bring her home to her family. Lynn gave me a number of her business cards. I have scanned one and added it here.
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| Jennifer Kesse Abducted January 24, 2006, Orlando, FL www.FindJenniferKesse.com |
There has been some discussion that some illegal migrant construction workers were in the location where Jennifer Kesse went missing. And, that Jennifer Kesse had been feeling uneasy about some of those workers before she disappeared. It seems the police were in disagreement about releasing the video after the abduction. The condos were being converted and some of those illegals were staying in some of the units being converted. Could that be why a suspect hasn't been caught? Maybe the suspect has returned to Mexico?
It is very likely that the suspect could still be working construction and moving around. Take a look at the Spanish flyer which has a photo from the surveillance video.
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| Jennifer Kesse Abducted January 24, 2006, Orlando, FL www.FindJenniferKesse.com |
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| Jennifer Kesse Abducted January 24, 2006, Orlando, FL www.FindJenniferKesse.com |
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| Jennifer Kesse Abducted January 24, 2006, Orlando, FL www.FindJenniferKesse.com |
Jennifer Kesse was abducted on January 24, 2006 in Orlando, Florida. She was 24 years of age at the time of the abduction. She is a striking young woman who stands 5'8" in height, weighs 125 lbs., and has shoulder length, sandy blonde hair.
A reward is being offered for information leading to her return. If you have any information to share, you can call the Crime Line at 1-800-423-TIPS. Or, you can call the FBI at 1-866-838-1153.
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT JENNIFER KESSE
Jennifer Kesse Website - jenniferkesse.com: Get the official word from the family.
Jennifer Kesse on Scared Monkeys: A discussion about Greta Van Susteren’s ‘On The Record’ one hour special on Jennifer.



