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still missing. Read more at: http://www.nbcnews.com/feature/missing-in-america/missing-america-unsolved-n472406
Apr 7, 2016
A new bill, Senate Bill 1087, sponsored by State Senator Gary Romine, R-Farmington, and backed by Lobbyist Kerry Messer, was heard by a Senate committee Tuesday morning.
The bill will create a new state government position and new requirements aimed at helping families cope when loved ones go missing and it is being co-sponsored by 23 senators. The position would serve as an advocate for missing persons and their families.
I worked with Kerry Messer back in the 80's. He was very strange, had a temper and did bizarre things .For example, he organized a protest at a Dillard's or Macy's because he thought the mannequens were obscene because they had nipples that showed through the clothing.
He also did risky and dangerous things for no apparent reason other than impress others .
My hunch is that his leading the search parties is to lead them in wrong direction.
http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2016/07/07/new-clues-missing-ste-genevieve-woman/Husband Kerry Messer, 57, a conservative Jefferson City lobbyist, is revealing new details about a handwritten note it’s believed his then-52-year-old wife left behind.
NEW CLUES: Missing Ste. Genevieve Woman Lynn Messer
http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2016/07/07/new-clues-missing-ste-genevieve-woman/
Six months before Lynn Messer disappeared, she almost killed herself, according to her son Abram Messer.
“After I asked her several times about it,” Abram said, “she said, ‘I went out to the barn to kill myself, and I shot the cats instead.'”
Abram Messer, 34, says the killing of the cats deeply troubled the family, but he says his father minimized it and failed to disclose it — even when investigators probing her disappearance asked if Lynn Messer had any history of depression...
The father and son, who used to work together as lobbyists, are now estranged over the investigation.
Abram Messer believes his father is hiding something...
Kerry Messer admits he has been involved in a relationship with a woman following his wife’s disappearance — a relationship he claims his wife sanctioned shortly before she went missing.
Investigators, along with Kerry, kept the details of a letter even existing for the last two years a secret, up until this week when their son, Abram Messer, leaked the details about it to another media source...
“Abram sees this as some kind of a cover up and that I’m not being honest with people,” said Kerry. “That is just confusion in his own mind. According to the article writer, Abram Messer believes his father is hiding something and his quote is, ‘I see two possibilities. Number one, my mother walked out of the house, took her own life, and my father moved her body in an effort to protect himself or protect his assets, to protect the farm. Or, he was more directly involved.’ When I read that this morning I about fell out of my chair and I had never heard such an accusation”...
Authorities confirmed the note is a piece of evidence in the case and that the letter was analyzed by the FBI, but they cannot 100 percent say that it was Lynn’s handwriting, but they feel it possibly was.
Sources in law enforcement have confirmed skeletal remains were located within the past 24 hours on property which belongs to Kerry Messer, husband of Lynn Messer who disappeared in the summer of 2014.
He told a Daily Journal reporter this morning that the FBI has been called in to assist in the investigation. He added it is way too early to confirm the remains are that of Lynn Messer.
http://www.komu.com/news/skeletal-remains-found-near-missouri-home-of-missing-womanSheriff Gary Stolzer tells media outlets the remains were found Tuesday night by a hunter, and that the FBI has been called in to assist in the investigation.
Stolzer says it could take months to identify the bones, and he says it's too early to say whether they relate to the case of Lynn Marie Messer. She was 52 in July 2014 when she was reported missing from a 250-acre family farm near Bloomsdale.