The family of Jennifer Kesse marked the 18th year of her disappearance by taking to social media and pushing for answers.

The family of Jennifer Kesse says they have the best opportunity to find the missing woman now, 17 years after she disappeared from her Orlando condo complex.

Drew Kesse, whose daughter Jennifer Kesse has been missing since Jan. 24, 2006, marked the upcoming 16th year since the disappearance in an update to his family’s GoFundMe Wednesday.

ORLANDO, Fla. – It has been 15 years since the disappearance of Jennifer Kesse and there are still few clues about what happened to her on the day she vanished. Over the past 15 years, Orlando police and Kesse’s family have worked to exhaust every lead. “48 Hours” correspondent Peter Van Sant spoke to Drew and Joyce Kesse, Jennifer’s parents, and the investigator they hired. CBS learned renovations were happening at the Orlando apartment complex where Kesse lived around the time of her disappearance. Van Sant says it’s believed they were day workers or perhaps even been undocumented workers who disappeared after Kesse vanished.

ORLANDO, Fla. – University of Central Florida head football coach Josh Heupel announced Wednesday four players have been dismissed from the team. “As of today, there are some young men who are no longer part of our football program. Three other UCF players were in the car at the time, according to the incident report. The university has not identified the players dismissed from the team. Coach Heupel did not say why the players were dismissed from the team.

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – City officials with Daytona Beach named the next police chief of the city. Jakari Young will be sworn in as the city’s police chief at 11:30 a.m. on Nov. 6. Young has been the deputy chief of the department since 2017 and has also been a part of the command staff for the past six years. Chief Craig Capri will retire after a 30-year career with the department. City officials say DBPD has an annual budget of $40 million with 256 officers and 60 civilian employees.

MARION COUNTY, Fla. – UPDATE: Deputies said Friday afternoon that Helmut Josef Meven was found safe. Original story below:Marion County deputies say they’ve issued a silver alert for an 81-year-old man who hasn’t been seen since Thursday night. Records show Helmut Josef Meven was last seen wearing a gray pullover, gray and black pants and white tennis shoes at a Shell gas station at 1791 Southwest Highway 484 at about 10 p.m. Thursday. [TRENDING: COVID-19 closes early voting location | Can you get COVID-19 twice? The truck has a German sticker on the lower left side of the tailgate and a tonneau cover on the bed.

Recently the CBS show, “48 Hours Investigates,” dedicated the hour to revisiting the Kesse case in hopes of sparking some new clues. News 6 anchors Matt Austin and Ginger Gadsden spoke with Drew Kesse for this weeks edition of Florida’s Fourth Estate. “No one ever lived in the condo across from Jennifer,” Kesse explained. News 6 investigator Louis Bolden, who has been covering the Kesse case from day one, also joined Matt and Ginger on the podcast this week. Listen to the full episode of Florida’s Fourth Estate on iTunes here or on Sticher here.

ORLANDO, Fla. – It’s been nearly 15 years since Jennifer Kesse vanished from her Orlando condominium. Kesse’s parents sued the Orlando Police Department for a copy of their daughter’s case file. The Kesses have hired a private investigator and there are now some new theories about what may have happened to her. “48 Hours” correspondent Peter Van Sant recently spoke to Drew and Joyce Kesse, Jennifer’s parents, about where the case stands right now. The private investigator believes Kesse had left her condo and was locking the door when she was grabbed by the workers.