Chip Chick
Jennifer’s family quickly drove to her condo, but it was locked and she wasn’t inside when they were able to gain access from the property’s manager.
Not only was Jennifer missing; her keys were missing, her cellphone was missing, and the cellphone of her brother’s friend who had accidentally left it there when Logan was staying was also missing. Jennifer’s car was gone, and so was her purse she always brought with her to and from work.
Nothing appeared to be disturbed, and it looked like Jennifer or someone else had recently showered, as a wet towel was found inside and the walls of the bathroom had steam on them.
Jennifer’s family called the police, and the hunt was on to find her. 2 days after Jennifer disappeared, her car turned up at an apartment complex located about 1 mile away from where she lived.
Facebook; Jennifer leans on a counter in the photo above
Although her car had shown up, there was still no sign of her. Dishearteningly enough, her car held absolutely no clues to her whereabouts or what happened to her.
Authorities noticed there were security cameras surrounding the parking lot of the apartment complex where Jennifer’s car was sitting, so they were able to pull the footage and look through it.
Sure enough, there was a very hard to make out man seen leaving Jennifer’s car in the lot at approximately noon on the day she vanished.
The video quality was poor, and a fence was blocking this man’s face, but he appeared to be wearing a construction outfit or the kind of clothes a working man would be seen in.
This man had to have answers regarding Jennifer, but it was impossible to tell who he was, even after the video was enhanced.
