IL IL-Linda Brown, 53, teacher, left home in Bronzeville for an acupuncture appoint. in Wicker Park, didn't arrive, 3 Jan., 2026,*Blue Honda#CX57470*.

  • #101
I just can't shake that I don't have a good feeling about this one. I hope I'm wrong.
 
  • #102
I hope I can say this here. In the second photo they are standing in front of buildings that comprise the Cook County Correctional Facility AKA Cook County Jail at 26th and California in Chicago. Also note the barbed wire atop the fencing. I'm just identifying the location.
Good spot!
If my street view sleuthing is correct they would be standing at a park directly at the back of the jail compound.

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ETA: it's a bit odd that they would take a smiley pic at the back of the jail (even if they may have just been having a walk at the park).
 
  • #103
I just can't shake that I don't have a good feeling about this one. I hope I'm wrong.
My grasp clinging to hope is weakening, I admit.

jmo
 
  • #104
As for the accupuncturist. There are a lot of reasons for going. I started going to one in my 40's for help with general stress and sleeping (after menopause I was waking up constantly). It helped immensely, and until he retired I went weekly. The reason she may have gone could be sleep, stress, headaches, overall wellness. I do know, as far as where the office was located in relation to her home. had my accupunctist moved offices I would have happily driven 20 miles to see him, he was the best practitioner I had found.
Snipped for reference: Thank you for other reasons why. I've never tried it and I googled but it didn't give me the reasons like you went through, I saw muscle pain, injury and possible Digestive issues so apparently it is used for A lot of things. Thanks again
 
  • #105
LB went to an acupuncture appointment the same way Suzanne Morphew went on a bike ride. MOO.
 
  • #106
Looks like a police helicopter is doing some laps around a particular spot along the shoreline just south of Chicago.
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  • #107

''Her family spent Monday retracing the Bridgeport teacher's last steps and calling area hospitals, but have turned up nothing. Now, they are pleading with the public to help them bring her home safely.

"We don't know where she is. We need to find her because I'm breaking down and I don't know what to do," husband Antwon Brown said.

Chicago police said Brown was last seen in the 4500-block of South Martin Luther King Drive, not far from where she lives, on Saturday. But flyers with Brown's photo are now being circulated online and throughout the Chicago area.''
 
  • #108
Looks like a police helicopter is doing some laps around a particular spot along the shoreline just south of Chicago.
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Upon further sleuthing, I think this is totally unrelated, so pls DISREGARD.

There seem to be some sort of Helicopter base for Chicago police in that area so I'm assuming the helicopter activity is related to it.
 
  • #109
I would imagine that LE is going over her vehicle with a fine-tooth comb. Probably took it in to be processed.
 
  • #110
I would imagine that LE is going over her vehicle with a fine-tooth comb. Probably took it in to be processed.
I’ll be very interested to know where it was found as well.
 
  • #111

•The car was found undamaged, but he would not say where it was found.

•Antwon said they do not track each other's phones, and there are no cameras in the front or back of the townhouse to know when Linda left or what she took with her.
 
  • #112

•The car was found undamaged, but he would not say where it was found.

•Antwon said they do not track each other's phones, and there are no cameras in the front or back of the townhouse to know when Linda left or what she took with her.
I wish we would hear from LE.

jmo
 
  • #113

•The car was found undamaged, but he would not say where it was found.

•Antwon said they do not track each other's phones, and there are no cameras in the front or back of the townhouse to know when Linda left or what she took with her.
Interesting. Which leads us back to who or what provided her physical description.

LE needs to find out who last saw Linda other than her husband. MOO
 
  • #114
Isn't this case rather strange? So far the only ones we have heard from are her husband and her sister (based on the information her husband has provided). Nothing from LE, friends, work colleagues, school, etc...
 
  • #115
Isn't this case rather strange? So far the only ones we have heard from are her husband and her sister (based on the information her husband has provided). Nothing from LE, friends, work colleagues, school, etc...
Absolutely strange. I also want to share that this case has a rather large social media footprint. People are sharing this case A LOT. Despite that there don't seem to be family, friends or colleagues responding at all.
 
  • #116
I grew up in Chicago, but haven't lived there for quite some time. I thought I might add some insight here.

I saw someone mention that the Wicker Park address was something like 20+ miles from her house. It's not. It's more or less 8 miles each way. Maybe 15 minutes on Saturday morning. I wouldn't imagine that there were a plethora of options for acupuncture in Bronzeville, so it kind of makes sense to go up there.

One thing to note, the neighborhood that the missing person lived in was not exactly what I would call one of the best neighborhoods in the city. Certainly not the worst, but not great. Things certainly could have changed a bit since I lived there.
 
  • #117
I grew up in Chicago, but haven't lived there for quite some time. I thought I might add some insight here.

I saw someone mention that the Wicker Park address was something like 20+ miles from her house. It's not. It's more or less 8 miles each way. Maybe 15 minutes on Saturday morning. I wouldn't imagine that there were a plethora of options for acupuncture in Bronzeville, so it kind of makes sense to go up there.

One thing to note, the neighborhood that the missing person lived in was not exactly what I would call one of the best neighborhoods in the city. Certainly not the worst, but not great. Things certainly could have changed a bit since I lived there.
Welcome to Websleuths! Having a local (or former local) on a thread is always helpful.

jmo
 
  • #118

•The car was found undamaged, but he would not say where it was found.

•Antwon said they do not track each other's phones, and there are no cameras in the front or back of the townhouse to know when Linda left or what she took with her.
The article states that the husband was going to go boxing the morning Linda left. He states that LB had taken a few months of leave from her job.

"She has a little mental issues going on, and she took a leave of absence from her job to get help for that," he said. "As school was getting closer, it was kind of getting worse, like the anxiety, the panic attacks."

"The update now is we found the car, so that is a positive thing. We found the car, CPD towed it," he said.
 
  • #119
I grew up in Chicago, but haven't lived there for quite some time. I thought I might add some insight here.

I saw someone mention that the Wicker Park address was something like 20+ miles from her house. It's not. It's more or less 8 miles each way. Maybe 15 minutes on Saturday morning. I wouldn't imagine that there were a plethora of options for acupuncture in Bronzeville, so it kind of makes sense to go up there.

One thing to note, the neighborhood that the missing person lived in was not exactly what I would call one of the best neighborhoods in the city. Certainly not the worst, but not great. Things certainly could have changed a bit since I lived there.
Thank you for that and welcome to Websleuths
 
  • #120
The article states that the husband was going to go boxing the morning Linda left. He states that LB had taken a few months of leave from her job.

"She has a little mental issues going on, and she took a leave of absence from her job to get help for that," he said. "As school was getting closer, it was kind of getting worse, like the anxiety, the panic attacks."

"The update now is we found the car, so that is a positive thing. We found the car, CPD towed it," he said.
It's noted that she disappears just as she was going to return to work after the leave (iirc).


jmo
 

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