March 19, 2024 – Abundant*Life*Tarot

Part 1 | Detailed Oracle Reading | Recorded March 19, 2024

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John Mitchell Barnett, nicknamed “Mitch,” “Swamp Dawg,” or “Swampy” was an aerospace engineer and Boeing employee. He later became a whistleblower against Boeing. He died at the age of 62 due to a single gunshot wound and police are investigating whether or not he took his own life or if foul play is involved. In the days preceding his death, he was giving depositions in the whistleblower case with his and Boeing’s attorneys in Charleston, South Carolina.

An important dialogue about whistleblower rights is needed at this time, especially when too-large-to-fail companies are running afoul. John put so much on the line to speak up, including his mental state of being and his overall health. Now, we are wondering if his death was an orchestrated hit or the sad ending to a man who has been drained from years of fighting for what’s right.

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Part 1 | Detailed Oracle Reading | Recorded March 18, 2024

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I would like to thank my subscriber Bel Fiore for recommending this case to me.

Jennifer Kesse, a financial analyst with a promising future was last seen on January 23, 2006. On that day, she talked to her dad on the way home from work and then chatted on the phone with her long-distance boyfriend at 10 PM. Jennifer normally texted or called her boyfriend while heading to work, but she did not do that on January 24th.

When she was two hours late for work, her employer called her parents and they drove two hours down to check on things in Jennifer’s apartment. There were wet towels and a messy bathroom area, which suggested she dressed for work in the morning. She and her boyfriend had just returned from St. Croix and her travel bag was still on the floor. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary. However, there was a Banana Republic sweater in the trashcan, which presumably did not belong to Jennifer. It was on January 24th that she was reported missing.

Surveillance videos and witnesses captured her vehicle being moved from a nearby condo complex to her place, about a mile from her home. On another surveillance camera, there is a person seen walking from where her vehicle was and police are confident this is a person of interest to Jennifer’s case. The sad thing is the fence’s poles obscured the person of interest’s face. It appeared the person was of short stature, wearing what appeared to be white painter’s coveralls, although this is disputed.

Another interesting fact is at the time of Jennifer’s disappearance, there was a lot of construction going on in an apartment-to-condo conversion. Some of the day laborers made her uneasy with the catcalls and leering. Another interesting tidbit was that her supervisor had a thing for her and would come on really strong, despite being married. There are many theories as to what happened. Jennifer’s family is highly disappointed in the handling of their daughter’s missing person’s case and one can understand why.

During the most critical part of the investigation, OPD was not doing what needed to be done to gather witness statements or to preserve the evidence. After 18 years, Law Enforcement is no closer to finding out the truth than when they first started investigating. In 2022, the FDLE cold case unit finally picked up Jennifer’s case and is starting over with reviewing all of the evidence.

Most can all agree that she is no longer with us in the land of the living. But, the question remains – what happened to Jennifer, and who caused her disappearance? This is a total rabbit hole, I assure you – so settle in and get ready to leave a comment on your intuitive hunch or theory as to what may have happened.