Hey everyone, it's Sean.

Scott and I were in Orlando this week for the Orlando Police Department's press conference marking the 12-year anniversary of Jennifer's disappearance.

So while we're not publishing a regular episode this week,

we did want to make sure everyone had a chance to hear the comments

from the Orlando Police, as well as Jennifer's family.

If you were already able to catch that live or catch up earlier this week, you've already heard

what we're about to play.

But we did want to publish it here on the podcast feed as well, because we know many of you probably did not.

I'll share a couple thoughts after as well, including a petition that's been set up to encourage OPD to make Jennifer's case cold.

But I'll go ahead and play the press conference as well as comments by Jennifer's family first,

and then we can get to that.

Keep in mind that the audio quality fluctuates, so we do realize that there are parts that are difficult to hear, but we did clean it up the best that we can.

Let's start with the official Orlando Police Department press conference, which was a brief 15 minutes.

What you're about to hear took place across the street from the Huntington on the green.

Remember, that's where Jennifer's car was abandoned.

They'd also parked the city bus in the background.

It had been wrapped with text and photos

declaring that Jennifer Kessie is still missing.

Here's the audio.

All right, almost said. Well, good morning and thank you for being here to mark this somber anniversary.

Before I get started, I also want being here to mark this somber anniversary.

Before I get started, I also want to acknowledge

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