When a young Jacksonville, Florida woman goes missing in 2020, her remains are eventually found concealed in a clandestine grave in an abandoned cemetery. Everything about her tragic death remains an unsolved mystery several years later in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

Sources used to research this episode:

Obituary: Brittany Helen Palmer

23-Year-Old Jacksonville Woman Still Missing After a Month (Jenese Harris / News4Jax)

‘Where is Brittany?’: Mother Desperate for Answers After Daughter Disappears (Robert Grant / Action News Jax)

Mother Offers $5K Reward For Information in Daughter’s Disappearance (Lauren Verno / News4Jax)

Remains Found in Jacksonville Cemetery Identified as Brittany Palmer Who Disappeared in 2020 (Courtney Cole / Action News Jax)

Remains Identified as Jacksonville Woman Who Vanished in August 2020: JSO (Renee Beninate / News4Jax)

Body of Jacksonville Woman Who Vanished in 2020 Found (First Coast News)

Medical Examiner to Retire After Challenging Tenure (Andrew Pantazi / jacksonville.com)

Jacksonville Medical Examiner Has History of Controversy (Jeff Westcott / The Florida Times-Union)

New Medical Examiner to Take Over Troubled NE Florida Office (Jim Piggott / News4Jax)

Sunset Memorial Cemetery (The Black Cemetery Network)

Moncrief Road Cemeteries (Abandoned Florida)

Woman Looking for Daughter’s Headstone at Overgrown Sunset Memorial Cemetery (First Coast News)

100th Homicide This Year in Jacksonville Comes Alarmingly Early (Dan Scanlan / jacksonville.com)

Like COVID-19, Jacksonville’s Homicides Surge in 2020 And Top Out at Unprecedented 177 (Scott Butler / Florida Times Union)

The Association Between Lead Exposure and Crime: A Systematic Review (Maria Jose Talayero et al. / PLOS Global Public Health)

Jacksonville, Florida’s Gun Violence Is Rooted in Redlining and Homes Built on Toxic Waste (Fred Clasen-Kelly et al. / PFF Health News)

Brooks Brain Injury Clubhouse, Jacksonville

If you know anything about the death of Brittany Palmer, please contact the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office at 904-630-0500. Or, e-mail them at JSOCrimeTips@jaxsheriff.org. To share information anonymously, call Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.

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