Hey, it's Josh Manco, it's Irrbottahira Preview from the new season of Dateline Missing in America,

and the story of Jasmine Robinson.

Life can only be understood backwards, set of philosopher.

Unfortunately, it has to be lived forwards.

Throughout the course of her 88 years, Miss Rosa Robinson has raised her children,

and some of her children's children.

The woman they call Mama has weathered many storms over the decades,

humbly describing life's twists and turns, as tough.

Having come through it, Miss Rosa beams with a sense of accomplishment,

because all her kids and grandkids made it through the challenges they encountered along their journey.

Well, make that almost all of them.

These days, like the rest of her family,

Miss Rosa is looking backwards, searching for a trace of her 23-year-old granddaughter, Jasmine Robinson.

Jasmine, I miss you. I just miss you, I can't sleep some time at night.

I'll be one to see, but I'll be thinking, should there be no, should not there.

Miss Rosa says she'll never forget the moment when everything changed for her family.

It was the winter of 2019, and a cool rain pelted the small town of Archer, Florida.

It was cloudy, gloomy, and that darkness in the sky would soon settle in over the Robinson's,

who'd made a life there for generations.

If you follow Florida State Route 24 southwest from Gainesville, and if you don't blink,

you'll run right through Archer, population 1100.

Archer, it is a very small little country town. We only have one red light, maybe like four

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