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Missing woman’s family seeks answers | Mt. Airy News
It was at 1:30 a.m. on that date when Sarah Hill, 33, used her cell phone to call her older sister, April Hill Cain, a registered nurse at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital in Elkin.
Hill told Cain, who works third shift at the hospital, that she needed a ride, while not explaining why she was on foot on Blue Hollow Road or providing any other details except that “my phone’s going to die.” Cain was assigned to the Intensive Care Unit that night — which would itself prove to be a critical factor.
“Being a nurse and working in ICU, I couldn’t just up and leave,” Cain said in an interview just before Christmas.
After talking to Hill on the phone, Cain assumed she had gotten a ride elsewhere or maybe found a way to access her own car, a white 2000 Ford Taurus.
“We know she had that car — I’m not sure why she called me that night needing a ride on foot.”
The day after she last spoke with her sister, Cain tried to reach Hill on her cell phone, leaving voice-mails and messaging her. Attempts at social media contacts also went unanswered.
When calling Hill, Cain would get recordings saying the customer she was seeking could not be reached, which indicated that the service might have been cut off or there was some other problem with the telephone.
Hill, the second-youngest of Cain’s siblings, had worked for a few weeks at the welding business of her brother James before she went missing.
After her disappearance, the white Ford Taurus turned up at a store on N.C. 89 near the Blue Hollow Road intersection. It was caught on video footage the store owner obtained while trying to catch shoplifters. But Hill was not identified among any of the individuals suspected of wrongdoing there.
The trail further has led to Stokes County, where Hill had been “hanging out with a guy,” Cain said. That person of interest has acted suspiciously, including refusing access to his home. Cain said she has heard that the man previously was charged with rape.
Sarah Ashley Hill is described as 5 feet, 8 inches tall, weighing 130 pounds, with blue eyes and red hair that has been long in the past but was short when she went missing. She has pierced ears, a scorpion tattoo around her belly button, a rose tattoo on the inside of the left thigh and a butterfly tattoo on her shoulder. Anyone with information about Hill’s disappearance is asked to contact the Patrick County Sheriff’s Office or local authorities.
It was at 1:30 a.m. on that date when Sarah Hill, 33, used her cell phone to call her older sister, April Hill Cain, a registered nurse at Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital in Elkin.
Hill told Cain, who works third shift at the hospital, that she needed a ride, while not explaining why she was on foot on Blue Hollow Road or providing any other details except that “my phone’s going to die.” Cain was assigned to the Intensive Care Unit that night — which would itself prove to be a critical factor.
“Being a nurse and working in ICU, I couldn’t just up and leave,” Cain said in an interview just before Christmas.
After talking to Hill on the phone, Cain assumed she had gotten a ride elsewhere or maybe found a way to access her own car, a white 2000 Ford Taurus.
“We know she had that car — I’m not sure why she called me that night needing a ride on foot.”
The day after she last spoke with her sister, Cain tried to reach Hill on her cell phone, leaving voice-mails and messaging her. Attempts at social media contacts also went unanswered.
When calling Hill, Cain would get recordings saying the customer she was seeking could not be reached, which indicated that the service might have been cut off or there was some other problem with the telephone.
Hill, the second-youngest of Cain’s siblings, had worked for a few weeks at the welding business of her brother James before she went missing.
After her disappearance, the white Ford Taurus turned up at a store on N.C. 89 near the Blue Hollow Road intersection. It was caught on video footage the store owner obtained while trying to catch shoplifters. But Hill was not identified among any of the individuals suspected of wrongdoing there.
The trail further has led to Stokes County, where Hill had been “hanging out with a guy,” Cain said. That person of interest has acted suspiciously, including refusing access to his home. Cain said she has heard that the man previously was charged with rape.
Sarah Ashley Hill is described as 5 feet, 8 inches tall, weighing 130 pounds, with blue eyes and red hair that has been long in the past but was short when she went missing. She has pierced ears, a scorpion tattoo around her belly button, a rose tattoo on the inside of the left thigh and a butterfly tattoo on her shoulder. Anyone with information about Hill’s disappearance is asked to contact the Patrick County Sheriff’s Office or local authorities.
