STATE OF VERMONT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
VERMONT STATE POLICE
ST. JOHNSBURY POLICE DEPARTMENT
UPDATED PRESS RELEASE
On the morning of 05/24/15 the preliminary autopsy was completed on
Kimberly Willis. Toxicology results and cause of death are pending.
At this time no foul play is suspected.
The investigation is ongoing, and updates will follow as developments warrant.
http://www.wcax.com/story/29141796/body-found-of-missing-st-johnsbury-woman
Vermont State Police say they have found the body of a missing woman from St. Johnsbury.
State
Police say, 34-year-old Kimberly Willis of St. Johnsbury told her two
boys that she was going to visit a friend when she left her house
Thursday. Two days later, police found her body.
"We did discover a
body, female body that we believe is who we're looking for, Kimberly
Willis," said Lt. Det. Thomas Hango, Vermont State Police.
Investigators
say Willis left her St. Johnsbury home on Federal Street leaving her 12
and 17-year-old sons home alone. They say, she told them that she'd be
back soon and was visiting a friend in Concord, Vermont. Her family
reported her missing Friday and later that evening police found her car
abandoned in Albany, Vermont.
Albany is about an hour northwest of St. Johnsbury, the opposite direction of where she said she was going.
The New England Canine team and state police search teams discovered the mother's body near her car late Saturday morning.
The
St. Johnsbury Police Chief says, this is suspicious, but police are
waiting for autopsy results to learn more about how she died.
"There's
a lot of evidence still to collect, to include for example autopsy,
toxicology. Continue to do interviews with people who knew her, people
that saw her recently," said Chief Clem Houde, St. Johnsbury Police
Department.
Chief Houde says her two son's are being taken care of
by the state, "Department for Children and Family Services assisted
yesterday in placing her sons in protective custody.”
Willis' body is on its way to Burlington for an autopsy.
Police tell us that it will be a couple of days before they know how she died.
Update: Kimberly Willis’ vehicle was located in Albany, Vermont. Willis
was not with the vehicle. The St Johnsbury Police Department is working
with the Vermont State Police in trying to determine the whereabouts of
Kimberly Willis. Kimberly Willis’ vehicle was located in Albany,
Vermont. Willis was not with the vehicle. The St Johnsbury Police
Department is working with the Vermont State Police in trying to
determine the whereabouts of Kimberly Willis.
Vermont Missing Persons
STATE OF VERMONT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
VERMONT STATE POLICE
ST. JOHNSBURY POLICE DEPARTMENT
UPDATED PRESS RELEASE
On the morning of 05/24/15 the preliminary autopsy was completed on Kimberly Willis. Toxicology results and cause of death are pending.
At this time no foul play is suspected.
The investigation is ongoing, and updates will follow as developments warrant.
http://www.wcax.com/story/29141796/body-found-of-missing-st-johnsbury-woman
Vermont State Police say they have found the body of a missing woman from St. Johnsbury.
State Police say, 34-year-old Kimberly Willis of St. Johnsbury told her two boys that she was going to visit a friend when she left her house Thursday. Two days later, police found her body.
"We did discover a body, female body that we believe is who we're looking for, Kimberly Willis," said Lt. Det. Thomas Hango, Vermont State Police.
Investigators say Willis left her St. Johnsbury home on Federal Street leaving her 12 and 17-year-old sons home alone. They say, she told them that she'd be back soon and was visiting a friend in Concord, Vermont. Her family reported her missing Friday and later that evening police found her car abandoned in Albany, Vermont.
Albany is about an hour northwest of St. Johnsbury, the opposite direction of where she said she was going.
The New England Canine team and state police search teams discovered the mother's body near her car late Saturday morning.
The St. Johnsbury Police Chief says, this is suspicious, but police are waiting for autopsy results to learn more about how she died.
"There's a lot of evidence still to collect, to include for example autopsy, toxicology. Continue to do interviews with people who knew her, people that saw her recently," said Chief Clem Houde, St. Johnsbury Police Department.
Chief Houde says her two son's are being taken care of by the state, "Department for Children and Family Services assisted yesterday in placing her sons in protective custody.”
Willis' body is on its way to Burlington for an autopsy.
Police tell us that it will be a couple of days before they know how she died.
Update: Kimberly Willis’ vehicle was located in Albany, Vermont. Willis was not with the vehicle. The St Johnsbury Police Department is working with the Vermont State Police in trying to determine the whereabouts of Kimberly Willis. Kimberly Willis’ vehicle was located in Albany, Vermont. Willis was not with the vehicle. The St Johnsbury Police Department is working with the Vermont State Police in trying to determine the whereabouts of Kimberly Willis.
Vermont Missing Persons
34-year-old
Kimberly Willis was last seen at approximately 4:00pm on May 21, 2015
as she left her residence in St. Johnsbury, VT, to visit a friend in
Concord, VT.
It is possible Kimberly may be traveling in a 2006 Suzuki Aerio, black with VT registration FXT182.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the St. Johnsbury Police Department at 802-748-2314.
It is possible Kimberly may be traveling in a 2006 Suzuki Aerio, black with VT registration FXT182.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the St. Johnsbury Police Department at 802-748-2314.
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