House of Broken Dreams: The Jennifer Kesse Story
FOX News Podcasts***Fox News Investigates explores a new true crime story each season*** She had everything going for her: A good job, close friends, a loving family, a boyfriend and a brand new condo. Her family describes her as a strong, fun-loving, career-minded, and responsible young woman. So why did Jennifer Kesse seemingly vanish without a trace? On the morning of Tuesday, January 24, 2006, Jennifer Kesse f... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | NewsTrue Crime | ||||
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From false confessions to a possible sighting of Jennifer in Mexico, the Kesse family speaks about the dead-end leads over the years. Despite their nightmare, Drew and Joyce Kesse take some comfort in Jennifer’s legacy: a new law in her honor with fa... more
Tami Valadez, who lived at “Mosaic at Millenia” three years after Jennifer, speaks about disturbing incidents inside her home and claims she was the victim of a sexual crime. more
In an unprecedented move for a missing person case, Drew and Joyce Kesse sue the Orlando Police Department for all the records in their daughter’s investigation. The files are rich in information, detailing a cast of people interviewed by police in c... more
Kristen Ender and Jennifer Kesse were instant friends when they met as freshmen at the University of Central Florida. Kristen speaks about life without Jennifer, whom she listed in memoriam as “Maid of Honor” at her wedding. more
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- PLEASE do another case!
I was completely engulfed in the podcast. It was a comprehensive look at Jennifer’s disappearance and I felt like it was as informative as it possibly could be. more
Apple Podcasts5MysteryMom4
United States10 months ago - We Need More Like This….
I hate to ever say I “love” an investigation podcast as the subject is beyond painful to hear. However this series was so masterfully built and delivered. The host has such a sweet and calming way of explaining details… and more than that… asking the pointed questions during interviews. more
Apple Podcasts5ReelFordGirlUnited Statesa year ago - Racist undertones
I listen to murder podcasts religiously. First episode in and immediately the way the brother is speaking about the people who didn’t speak English is racist. So because someone doesn’t speak English they’re immediately shady. Yea okay… of course this would be bad it’s “Fox News” trash.
Apple Podcasts1MalfisonAveUnited Statesa year ago - Good host!
I enjoy this host I would love to hear more from her too. Great voice and story telling !
Apple Podcasts5ZorahkaUnited Statesa year ago - So repetitive and slow
I had to stop in the 2nd episode. It seems that no one edited this podcast. It’s extremely repetitive and slow moving. How many times do we need to hear about the fence posts and how lucky the killer was with the video shots and that this happened 14 years ago. more
Apple Podcasts2KitjshUnited States2 years ago
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