More than 17 years after 24-year-old Jennifer Kesse disappeared from her condo building, her family is holding out hope for potential DNA testing.
took over the case in November, and the change could allow for new testing of potential DNA evidence from Kesse's car that her family hopes still exists today. Though law enforcement has never confirmed that information to the family directly.Other significant evidence in Kesse's case includes surveillance video images of a person of interest who has yet to be identified.
"What we knew at that time was whatever happened was totally out of character for Jennifer. She was predictable in a good way. She was intelligent, always conscious of her surroundings and planned for her safety," Gilmour writes in his new book."Those who knew Jennifer would agree she didn't show any signs of discontent with her life, relationships, or work environment."
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