Mental health issues as a possibility shouldn’t be hurtful...they are very common, especially in young mothers...and something like this would offer some hope at least, jmo.
This is very true. PPD is a very real thing. Especially if the circumstances of Kelsey's life were as confusing as they appear to be to us. Kelsey leaving on her own is the only hope we have of a happy ending right now.
They could be hurtful if they are rumours spread as a way to imply that someone has gone missing 'voluntarily' when that is not the case. IMO.
I would want to believe she had gone missing voluntarily if she was my loved one. Anything to avoid believing she'd been abducted or murdered or both.
Unfortunately I do not believe that is the case... but I would love nothing more than a fairy tale ending here. I don't want them to find anything on that farm... but then, I also don't want to think she's somewhere on the drive to Idaho either.
Yes. I very much wish this was a voluntary missing situation.
I sense some loneliness about her situation. A young beautiful woman, a flight instructor and a mother, is last seen on Thanksgiving day, and no one notices her absence. There is a text to work, but how come no coworker calls to check if she is OK?
That means, no close coworkers.
The so-called fiancé is thinking about himself.
Neither friends nor neighbors in view.
Mom lives far away, but is the first to notice that her child is missing.
So unbelievably sad.
Yes. We've seen cases where loners were not noticed missing. Kelsey just isn't what we typically see in those cases. It's a stark contrast which I think is why it's so strange for us to accept that it really took that long to be reported.
I'm quite a loner myself, fiercely private and independent. It wouldn't be odd if nobody in real life saw me for ten days. (If I didn't have kids.) However, I actually have out of state friends I communicate with daily that would report me missing faster than that.
Who really knows, lol?!
"Cheryl Berreth, who lives in Laclede, reported her daughter missing just after noon on Dec. 2, Woodland Park Police Chief Miles De Young said at the news conference."
Fundraiser is created for missing woman
I think this is a tomato/tomato situation. Sandpoint is more well known. Laclede is the actual address but is an unincorporated area outside of Sandpoint. It's just not a big deal, they are basically the same thing.
In this article they claim that her aunt states they broke up on Thanksgiving day.
Kelsey Berreth: Police Search Fiance’s Ranch In Search For Missing Colorado Mom
Yes I had seen this as well. It is very concerning. I'm a little unclear however on the source for that.
Was it PF? Did he report this when he reported about the child hand off and the supposed family visit? Or did somebody else know about the break up?
It seems an odd course of action to dump him, drop the baby with him, then leave to visit family. Then again... my family would have zero interest in me coming to visit without my child anyway. So maybe I'm not the one to ask.
Not necessarily though. If this is legitimate, she may have said something that her sister was unwilling to say.
In that same article it also says that she refused comment when contacted later by that media outlet.
Either LE doesn’t want this released for some reason, or Kelsey’s mother doesn’t.
This was posted very early on, immediately after Kelsey was officially reported missing. So I think it was maybe more of an issue of desperation and not thinking before typing. Not knowing what they were and were not supposed to say. Just trying to get the information out immediately.
It would be very understandable once they'd thought about it a bit, to just not want to address PF at all if it could be avoided. Just for the sake of the baby whether he is guilty or not.
If it is in fact true, it definitely does bring up the statistics of when a woman is in the most danger... when leaving a relationship. IF it's true I think she was likely going to leave WITH the baby to go see family and he wouldn't let that happen.