Where is Kimberly Kessler now? Details explored ahead of See No Evil on ID 

Convicted of the murder of Joleen Cummings and serving her sentence at the Lowell Correctional Institution in Florida, Kimberly Kessler's trial and conviction will be outlined in the See No Evil. The episode will unravel Kessler's deception and brutal action.

Investigation Discovery's See No Evil will feature, in its upcoming episode, the tragic story of a hair salon employee whose life was taken away. The See No Evil Season 13, Episode 1 provides insight into the details of the murder and the investigation that followed. It re-aired on September 11, 2024, at 8.00 PM.

Cummings vanished on May 12, 2018, after an appointment at Tangles Hair Salon in Fernandina Beach, Florida. It was only later, through captured CCTV footage, that disturbing details of her last moments revealed her killer, Kimberly Kessler.

The following article will delve into exhaustive detail about Kimberly Kessler's current situation, the evidence that brought about her conviction, and the post-impacts of her crime.

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The conviction of Kimberly Kessler

Kimberly Kessler was convicted of Joleen Cummings's murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. Kessler, previously known by several aliases, including Jennifer Sybert, was convicted in December 2021 on charges of first-degree murder and grand theft auto. The killing was staged at Tangles Hair Salon, a facility where the convict worked with Cummings.

Her sentence was based on several pieces of evidence, including CCTV footage, DNA analysis, and video surveillance. It is recorded that Kessler had been trying to use different names and change her identity to avoid justice; adding that to the case made it more complicated.

It was determined that Kessler had purchased cleaning supplies, gloves, and an electric carving knife before the incident. Cameras caught her disposing of garbage bags in the rear of the salon, and the detectives recovered several important items, including blood residue and Cummings' personal effects. Kessler's conviction and sentencing to life imprisonment were the result of a tight investigation with clear-cut evidence.

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Kimberly Kessler's current status

Kimberly Kessler is serving her sentence at the Lowell Correctional Institution in Florida. Her life sentence was imposed at the beginning of 2022. She has gone through processes and tests before reaching the final judgment.

Her non-cooperative attitude, hunger strike, and claims of incompetence to stand trial did not save her from being declared mentally fit for the prosecution. The Florida Department of Correction records maintain that Kessler's sentence will keep her in prison for life without parole.

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Impact on the victim's family and community

The murder of Joleen Cummings sent shockwaves through her family and the community of Fernandina Beach. Being a single mother of three, when Cummings disappeared and then was found murdered, this left a void in the lives of the children and people who knew her.

Safety and questions of trust were thrown upon the community at large, with an evident need for vigilant policing regarding violence. This episode of See No Evil will shed more light on the details of this case and the hurdles endured during Kimberly Kessler's conviction.

The story about Joleen Cummings provides a sobering reminder of the vulnerabilities with which individuals are so often faced and of the longstanding need to extend justice and support to any victim and her family.

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The conviction of Kimberly Kessler in the murder of Joleen Cummings and her life in Lowell Correctional Institution made for a sad end to a case that had shocked a community.