The cable news channel is airing a one-hour special Friday and Saturday on the missing persons case of 24-year-old Jennifer Kesse of Orlando, who vanished the morning of January 24, 2006.
For the program, her father Drew Kesse returned to the scene where his daughter's car was found and where surveillance footage caught glimpses of a possible suspect.
"Are you certain this is a man?" asked Greta Van Susteran. "I'm certain it's a man," he replied.
His daughter drove a black 2004 Chevy Malibu.
She worked for Westgate Resorts in Ocoee.
Drew Kesse tells News 96.5 that the story of his daughter's disappearance is a call to action.
"Now this is what people have to understand and what people have to feel. It continues to happen in our country and especially in our state," he said.
He admits frustration at hearing from Orlando police that they have no new leads, but it doesn't end there.
"It's not up to law enforcement to find out what happened to Jennifer. It's up to us, the people of the United States!"
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