Wow, very good site here:
https://www.actus-reus.com/jennifer-kesse-evidence
Drew Kesse has said that a full set of keys to everyone’s unit at Mosaic had previously been stolen. He also says that a key making machine with a box full of blanks was out in plain sight in the condo office.
Jennifer and her dad had decided to change the locks prior to her disappearance but she delayed the actual changing of them due to being too busy. She intended to get them changed as soon as she felt settled in. [54] Her dad advised her to stick a chair under the door knob handle at night and she told him that she started doing that every night. [57]
Thanks for this, I DO NOT MEAN TO IMPUGN JENNIFER OR HER DAD but it is downright odd that the hypervigilant Jennifer would be too buy to get locks changed AND it is very odd that her Dad would not run down there and change them for her instead giving and excuse me for saying for this somewhat inefficient advice about the chair under the door knob handle. I am questioning whether this idea that Jennifer was so safety conscious is a bit exaggerated? Note she is not freaked out by someone knocking at her door quite late at night and Rob is not alarmed either. It is just a neighbour something she cannot know unless someone she is expecting. Where is the hyper vigiliant Jen here?
Here is a quote from the CNN interview with Rob Allen I realize this same thing has more or less been said at other times again with a bit of my amateur analysis.
"We had a normal conversation that we had every night that we dated. We said good night to each other. It was around 10.00 on the Monday evening. We were both tired from the trip we'd spent."
No mention of the disagreement in this account. Note the tone of apology for the call ending. He desires in fact to show that J and he had "normal" conversations that were the "same" every night that they dated. No need to give details since the conversations oddly enough were always the "same". We said goodnight....well obviously......"tired" I can't help thinking this is to show that nothing else could have happened that night. "Tired from the trip we'd spent" is odd elocution. Not "spent together" or time we had spent together on the trip. I am not sure if the other meaning of spent, the cost of the trip comes into it. Also spent as in finished spent cartridges whatever. VERY specific about the time which is mentioned more than once. It's not in the evening, around ten or whatever.
"And Jennifer, I know for a fact would never leave at, you know, 10.00 without talking to someone" "Every time whenever she was out, you know, in the evening especially, she'd always be on the phone with myself or be on phone with one of her friends or one of her family."
This is very interesting it has her going out immediately following their conversation which fits with one of my theories that this disagreement in the conversation not mentioned here, led to a meet up. For all we know she told him I don't think this is working out. He wanted to talk about it. He drove there or she drove there or to some intermediate point.
Is he saying J talked on the phone in her car as well?
With Jennifer there is always this is alleged safety element about being on the phone all the time. Now to be frank this is nowhere near normal. Can anyone tell us of a single person they know who is always on the phone for security presumably so they can instantly report fear, an incident or an attack? It is downright weird. It may be an exaggeration he does say especially at night which suggest there is a partial exaggeration. She may have been afraid of something. How far does this pattern of behaviour go back? My own little obsession: the woman who said J. was trying to rent an apt. and J. kept looking outside at something. I need to go back and listen to that I don't understand the second part about the car outside.
Note also he does NOT say Jennifer would not go out at night he says she would not go out without talking to someone. Also there is no way anyone other than J. can know this for sure of course. Maybe it is something she says to placate her safety conscious father. Who then tells her to stick a chair under her door!
There is a mystery here still for sure and it is always just presented as an irony, the safety conscious woman got attacked the one morning she did not have her pepper spray, and also as praise of Jen, such a safety conscious woman.
Let me just say I am just stating these things I don't understand it.
Rob says ONCE he was on the phone with J. when workers were in the apartment just once.
For whatever reason everyone around J. presents what is either caution due to fear in her of something concrete or something approaching paranoia. One thing we cannot know is whether Jennifer had every been attacked in the past - VERY common experience for women.
Has anyone noticed that it is difficult to learn much about Jen? Mom" Jen the bathroom pig. Um.....can we know a little more please. Accolades of course and she is no doubt worthy of them. The "same" conversation every night even though elsewhere we know there was a disagreement.
