Chad McGhee has made a new musical video tribute to Jennifer. Jennifer Lynn Olson - Servo Tribute on youtube.com. Chad is one of many who have been inspired by the Amazing Jennifer, and I really appreciate his tribute and help in keeping Jennifer's story alive.
This is one of the last images I have of Jennifer. Also in the photo is Ralph Sepulveda.
Ralph Sepulveda 'refused to take lie detector test' following the murder of Jennifer. - Cosmopolitan (Sept. 2003)
'Everything about Sepulveda is suspicious' - APD detective quote in AY Magazine (June 2006)
Sepulveda never offered condolences to Jennifer's family despite having met Jennifer's mother twice, including in Abilene when Jennifer's mother left Jenn with him after he had followed her there.
Most recent information says that Sepulveda is stationed at Tacoma, Washington.
If you have any information regarding the past and/or present of Ralph Sepulveda of Tacoma, WA, Arizona and Tennessee, please send it via e-mail to justiceforjennifer@hotmail.com
This is the last Father's Day card I'll ever get from Jennifer. I've included the June 18, 2001 postmark.
Following graduation from University of Montana with a degree in journalism, 22 year old Jennifer Lynn Olson - Servo, an active U.S. Army Reservist, moved to Abilene TX and worked at her first full-time tv reporter job at KRBC TV. She was followed to Texas by a
34 year old former Army Ranger who she had recently met at Army Reserve training in Helena, Montana. Jennifer Servo (she'd used "Servo" the last year of her life) had been in Abilene less than 3 months when colleagues became concerned that she hadn't returned phone calls. They asked her apartment manager to check on her. She was found dead, a homicide victim from head trauma and strangulation.
Jennifer Lynn Olson, a native of Columbia Falls, Montana, enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserve in 1996 and served until she was murdered on September 16, 2002 in Abilene Texas.
There were no signs of forced entry or a struggle and all DNA results were accountable to friends and acquaintances. Jennifer apparently knew the killer and the degree of violence indicates rage. It is a matter of time until more sophisticated forensic technologies, along with determined police work, will result in charges against the killer. Until then, we ask that anyone with any information regarding this unsolved crime or the articles taken from Jennifer's apartment, submit the information through the web site and it will be forwarded to the Abilene Police Department. The Tips Form can be sent anonymously if you prefer. The Abilene Police and Jennifer Olson's family are making every effort to bring the dirtbag to justice. We appreciate all the victim and crime resource web sites that host links and/or banners to this web site.
It is thought that the killer possibly fled Texas.
The missing items include:
A Guess? purse, square tote "Eva" model
A "Kyocera" brand cell phone
Three seasons of HBO series "Sex in the City" DVD's and a "Saving Private Ryan" DVD
Anonymous Hot Lines
676-TIPS (8477) or 1-800-868-8477
Abilene Crime Stoppers hot lines are answered 24 hours a day 7 days a week. The hot lines are not recorded and No Caller ID! You can remain Anonymous. Crime Stoppers offers a $1000.00 reward for information submitted through Crime Stoppers that leads to conviction of the murderer of Jennifer.
The purpose of this web site is to provide a channel for any helpful information regarding the murder of my daughter Jennifer Lynn Olson to be submitted and forwarded to proper authorities, and also as a way to allow her to continue touching other people's lives, as she always had.
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Following graduation from University of Montana with a degree in journalism, 22 year old Jennifer Lynn Olson - Servo, an active U.S. Army Reservist, moved to Abilene TX and worked at her first full-time tv reporter job at KRBC TV. She was followed to Texas by a
There were no signs of forced entry or a struggle and all DNA results were accountable to friends and acquaintances. Jennifer apparently knew the killer and the degree of violence indicates rage. It is a matter of time until more sophisticated forensic technologies, along with determined police work, will result in charges against the killer. Until then, we ask that anyone with any information regarding this unsolved crime or the articles taken from Jennifer's apartment, submit the information through the web site and it will be forwarded to the Abilene Police Department. The 
