So this is pertinent to comments a page or two back. I looked up the 2007 image for Moxie and the Mosaic entrance.
Google Maps
I'll add a transcript from the House of Broken Dreams podcast to support the location, (hopefully). I bolded the important part but I thought I would add the portion of the interview I transcribed. It's interesting.
I'm sure she is a very nice lady. ("Juliet" is not her real name. The podcaster chose it to protect her identity).
House of Broken Dreams Podcast
A Witness Speaks
November 11, 2020/Link at bottom of the transcript
Voiceover: “Juliet” was in a hurry. Her husband, a cancer patient, was late for his radiation treatment at a local clinic. She drank her coffee, locked the house, and got behind the wheel of her car with her husband in the passenger seat.
The pair drove through their development in the heart of Orlando coming to a stop sign at the intersection of Moxie Blvd. and Conroy Road. As “Juliet” flicked her right turn signal, she saw something. Her husband saw it, too.
Across the road at Mosaic at Millenia where Jennifer lived a car was driving erratically.
“Juliet”: “We stopped at the stop sign and we saw a black Malibu. It was a 4-door, and we saw a struggle in the car as if someone was taking the steering wheel out of someone’s hand. We didn’t stay to watch which way they went because of my husband’s first day of radiation for his prostate cancer.
Voiceover: The car was a black Chevy Malibu identical “Juliet” says to the one belonging to Jennifer that she would later see plastered all over the news.
But at that intersection on that morning, as “Juliet” hurried to make that right turn no one knew a young woman was about to disappear.
“Juliet”: “My morning began about 6:00 am. That morning because my husband had just been diagnosed with prostate cancer, and he had an appointment at 8:30.
So we began to leave out of our driveway, we lived on Snowflake Court at the time, and we began to take Snowflake to Troubador to Moxie which is directly in front of the Mosaic complex.
And I can tell you it was clearly that morning between 7:00 am and 7:30 am.
Voiceover: This was around the same time that Jennifer typically left for work.
Question by podcaster: So you were at that intersection, which I’ve actually been to that intersection and you’re, you’re about to pull out from the intersection and then across that two-way road, you see a car that looks like Jennifer’s coming out of the Mosaic apartments. And were you able to see what the driver looked like and the passenger? What did you observe?
“Juliet”: I did not because the car, you could tell the car was steering from side to side; that there was some type of struggle going on inside the car.
Question by podcaster: I see. So, the car was moving sort of toward the intersection and it was moving in a way that was erratic or …
“Juliet”: Correct. That’s the correct word I would use—erratic.
Question by podcaster: You make this observation and what did you say to your husband or what did you two discuss?
“Juliet”: Actually, my husband said, ‘it seems like somebody’s hiding in that car’. He said, ‘if we had time, we would call the police and I said to him, ‘we don’t have time because you’ve got to go. It’s your first day of radiation.' That’s why we did not stay at the stop sign to see which way the car turned because we was rushing to try to get on the other side of town for his first day of radiation.
Question by podcaster: So, when you turned to go on your way was the car still at the intersection?
“Juliet”: Yes. Yes, when we made our right turn the car was still in the intersection of the Mosaic.
Question by podcaster: And you are certain that it was a black Chevy Malibu?
“Juliet”: I’m one hundred percent certain.
Question by podcaster: But from where you were you were not able to see if it was a woman driving or a man driving.
“Juliet”: I honestly could not tell you.
Voiceover: Sitting in the waiting room of the doctor’s office Juliet couldn’t stop thinking about the swerving black Malibu. Neither could her husband.
Question by podcaster: Did you guys talk at all during the day about what you had seen or you kind of just dismissed it?
“Juliet”: No, we actually talked about it cause we didn’t know what happened. We were like I wonder if somebody was hiding. Matter of fact, I even pulled up on the news to see if there was any accidents reported in the area. There was no accidents reported in the area so we did often wonder what happened that day.
Question by podcaster: How many people were in the car in total?
“Juliet”: That I could not tell. I don’t know. Have you ever been to the Mosaic? But when you are coming out of the Mosaic, when you are coming out of their gate, and you pull towards to front they are not actually up to the road yet like we were. So, they were a little bit back as they were just coming out of the complex. But we can still see the car, what kind of car it was but we could not see the people inside of the car because of the distance it was from our stop sign.
A witness speaks for the first time, claiming she saw Jennifer’s car driving erratically on the day she was reported missing. She describes the incident as a “f
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