Nobody's Property: Living on the Remains of a Life in Calfornia

Nobody's Property: Living on the Remains of a Life in California ends Episode 15, "Rose," with Emily Kathleen Cook and her father Jim Cook ordering a grave marker for Jenny and Edith in Shawnee, Oklahoma.

Emily Kathleen Cook opens Nobody's Property 14 with the claim that life is not about keeping yourself safe, then links that idea to Jenny's photo and the phrase "the effortless art of being happy." The episode follows Jenny in Germany, where she leaves Schiller College, packs jeans, a blouse, and a green blanket, and hitchhikes toward Bietigheim and her mother.

["Episode 13 of Nobody's Property centers on the 5 November 1971 hitchhike from Tauberbischofsheim to Hardheim, where a German Army staff sergeant says he picked up Jennifer Cook on the B27.", "He says she asked for Bietigheim, called him \"Frank,\" asked for her mother in California, and got out near Hardheim after he told her he had no time.", "The episode then moves through Mosbach and Buchen court papers from 1972, 1974, and 1975, including a call to the American Consulate in Stuttgart, missing file pages, and Ms.

Emily Kathleen Cook examines the discovery near Hartheim of remains believed to be those of Jennifer Cook, who had been missing since November 1971.

Nobody's Property episode 11, What Time It Was, follows Emily Kathleen Cook and her father through Tupigin and Mosbach as they chase Jenny's case files.

Emily Kathleen Cook and her father travel from Frankfurt to Bönnigheim, Germany, following the trail of Jenny, a California woman connected to the family’s past.

Emily Kathleen Cook begins part two of Nobody's Property with her father's plan to return to Germany and investigate Jenny's 1971 disappearance.

Emily Kathleen Cook inventories Jenny Cook’s abandoned trunk, finding a 1965 half-franc, a 1973 penny, music books, drawings, and handwritten song lyrics.

Emily Kathleen Cook’s “Nobody’s Property 05” traces Jenny’s remains from Oak Park Cemetery in Claremont to Oklahoma, alongside her father’s move away from California.

Emily Kathleen Cook's “Nobody's Property 04” follows her childhood between her mother's 12th Street house and her father's fieldstone property on Baseline Road in Southern California.

A narrative true crime episode about the disappearance of Jennifer Rose Cooke in 1971 and its lingering impact.

A personal memoir exploring the narrator's family history and the disappearance of her aunt in 1970s California, intertwined with reflections on cultural shifts.

A memoir about a girl who goes missing in West Germany in 1971, exploring the remains of a life in California.