in this episode, CBS 21 Investigative Reporter Jessica Babb is sitting down with CBS 21 Morning Anchor Candace Scalese, answering some of your questions about Jasmine Forbes' case.

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Jasmine Forbes went missing in Pennsylvania in February 2022, but months later, her remains were discovered 1,000 miles away in Pasco County, Florida. The questions about how she got there, how she died and what happened to her in her final moments, are all unknown. We're taking you inside this multi-state investigation, and explaining why two people connected to Jasmine Forbes, are now behind bars.

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A house fire, a double homicide, a missing woman, a $50,000 bounty and love interests are all connected in this case. In February 2022, a fire near Shippensburg, PA turned into a double homicide. That morning Jasmine Forbes went missing. Months later, she was found dead, nearly 1,000 miles away in Florida. So what happened to Jasmine Forbes? That's a question investigators are still trying to answer, as they work to get through the twists and turns of this case.

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As investigators work to figure out who killed 83-year-old Erma Kaylor, we're taking you to the crime scene, looking at important evidence that could hold the key to cracking the case. Frame by frame, we're walking you through the surveillance video that might have caught her killer.

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Why was an 83-year-old woman, who lived alone and kept to herself, brutally murdered in her own home? That's a question investigators are still trying to answer. We are taking you through the path of Erma Kaylor's killer, step by step. In this episode we’re taking you to the crime scene.

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Shot on his way to work, the murder of Hector Fuentes in 2009 was a seemingly random crime. But with a second shooting right down the street, 30 minutes before, could it have been something more? The person who might know that answer, a potential witness, is drawn out in a sketch. Police say the search is on for the mystery man who might have answers about what happened to Hector Fuentes.

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When a loved one goes missing, Investigative Forensic Artist Diana Trepkov steps in to help. With more than 200 cases under her belt, Diana says she works every day to try and help families find closure with the hope of locating their loved ones. How does it work and where does she start? Diana walks us through her process for age progression sketches and other facial recreations.

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On Christmas Day in 1986, what should have been a happy holiday turned to horror, when 79-year-old Ivan Darling was found stabbed to death in his Gettysburg home. He was described as an elderly man who lived a simple life, so who would want him dead, and why? Those questions are still haunting family members and police, but someone out there has the answer.

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In an interview with CeCe Moore, a Genetic Genealogist from Parabon Nanolabs, we're diving into the world of DNA and how major breakthroughs are cracking cold cases. We're talking about new advancements in technology, how genetic genealogy works and what it means for your privacy.

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On July 4, 2002, Victor Melendez, known as "Shorty" was shot and killed in Lancaster City, Pennsylvania. In the middle of the night, during a holiday celebration with fun and fireworks, suspects in a car shot him and sped off, getting away, with few people seeing the crime. Now, investigators need your help finding the missing pieces in this case.

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