Jennifer vanished sometime in the overnight hours.

Right now there is no trace.

The investigators say evidence leads them to believe that she's dead.

Stick my nose back in that trail. That's all I can do.

This is already gone.

Already gone.

Already gone.

On a chilly January day in 2007,

the home of Todd and Linda Sturmer caught fire.

The blaze was so large it attracted the attention of neighbors who called 911 around 323 PM to raise the alarm.

A neighbor, Mike and his girlfriend Connie were in their car and leaving their house when they saw the smoke coming from the Sturmer residents.

Mike thought he should go and check that everyone was out and he drove up the long driveway that led to the home.

As he arrived, Mike saw a hysterical Linda backing her minivan away from the house and then driving it forward again.

When Linda saw Mike, she got out of the van and told Mike that none of her five children were home that afternoon.

Mike was walking around a little, assessing the situation when Linda pointed to the ground, pointing out where her husband Todd was lying.

Mike had walked past him several times without seeing him.

Todd, who was naked, saved for a pair of boots, was very badly burned.

Mike grabbed some clothing out of his vehicle and covered Todd.

The local fire chief, Stephen Leach, lived on the same street as the Sturmers and he was first on scene.

He parked his vehicle on the sodden front lawn and went to give first aid to Todd.

In his professional opinion, the amount of smoke and fire suggested a very fast-moving fire or one that had been burning for a long time.

The deputy sheriff, Tony Evans, arrived at 3.30 pm. By the time he got there, flames had engulfed the house.

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