ORLANDO, Fla. — The family of a woman who went missing in 2006 will finally receive an unredacted police file in her case.
Jennifer Kesse was 24 when she disappeared in Orlando. She grew up in Tampa.
In a letter sent to 10News, her family said this was a huge step forward in their fight to find Jennifer.
Kesse’s case has become one of Florida's most prominent missing person investigations.
Police have released few leads to the public over the years, except a grainy surveillance video, which shows someone parking a car at the Huntington On the Green apartment complex before walking away.
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