Video with DISTURBING Backstory | Part 3

In September 2017, a night that began as a birthday celebration at a hotel in Rosemont, Illinois, ended in a tragedy that shocked the public. Kenneka Jenkins, a young woman attending a party with friends, became heavily intoxicated during the night. As the hours passed, her friends eventually realized she was missing. What followed was a frantic search through the hotel as her family tried to determine where she had gone. Surveillance footage later became a major part of the investigation. Cameras captured Jenkins walking alone through parts of the hotel, eventually making her way into a kitchen area. She was later found inside a walk-in freezer. The circumstances surrounding her death generated widespread speculation and numerous theories online. However, the Cook County medical examiner determined that Jenkins died from hypothermia and classified the death as accidental, with alcohol intoxication and medication listed as significant contributing factors. In this video, we reconstruct the timeline of that disturbing night, examine the surveillance footage, the search for Jenkins, the questions surrounding the hotel, and the investigation that followed. In 2017, Pittsburgh resident Jerome Kennedy began hearing unusual sounds coming from the attic and crawl space above his home. One night, he reportedly noticed a strange light shining through a vent above his 10-month-old daughter's crib. At first, the family considered the possibility that an animal had gotten into the attic. But after speaking with their neighbor and becoming increasingly suspicious, Jerome decided he needed evidence. He installed a security camera in the attic. What the camera eventually captured was deeply disturbing. The footage showed Jerome's neighbor, Robert John Havrilla, entering the shared attic crawl space. Prosecutors later presented video evidence showing Havrilla inside the family's section of the attic. The Pennsylvania Superior Court record states that on July 17, 2018, Havrilla en