So far, the only clue to her disappearance is the discovery of her car in a nearby apartment parking lot, and some grainy video of an unidentified person dropping it off. But a man in a video linked to Jennifer Kesse's YouTube page claims to know where she is.

"I've decided to confess a few things," intones a digitally distorted voice.

The man, whose face is also blurred, calls himself the "catch me killer," and invites all viewers to play his "game." He says he's killed 16 people, that Jennifer Kesse is one of them, and that he'll offer clues to finding the bodies one by one.

Jennifer's father Drew Kesse is furious, and issued the "catch me killer" an online challenge. "I said he was a coward, he was a punk, he had no guts, and if he really is the person, he needs to come forward and do something," states Kesse.

And apparently, the mystery man did do something...apologize. Kesse says the so-called "catch me killer" has just placed a call to the media admitting the video was a hoax and saying he was sorry. But sorry doesn't cut it, says Kesse. "Unfortunately, the wheels of justice have started, and he should've never started his game," he says.

Kesse wants the man prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.