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Anyone with information can contact the LMPD crime time hotline at 502-574-5673. Leonard and Washington can be reached at 502-618-9337 and 502-722-8181, respectively.
BBM it seems to be a huge contradiction for someone that volunteers for the missing ...just saying!Louisville mom who volunteered for Missing in America is still missing
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Now, 10 days missing, Louisville Metro Police have an open case to help find 37-year-old Andrea Knabel, but it’s the organization she’s worked with for several years, Missing in America, that seems to be most concerned that she hasn’t returned home.
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Added private investigator and friend Tracy Leonard: “Here she is helping to locate people and she comes up missing herself.”
Leonard told WAVE 3 News that Knabel was last seen between 1 a.m. and 2 a.m. on Aug. 13, leaving a relative’s home on foot in the 4000 block Fincastle Road in Audubon Park.
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Leonard said Knabel has helped him in several searches for missing adults and children. Maricia Kidd, who’s known Knabel for 30 years, said Knabel had a recent round of bad luck which included being laid off from her job and her car getting totaled in a hit and run. Knabel used her phone minutes after leaving the house the morning of her disappearance, but hasn’t been heard from since. Friends also said she was too trusting.
“She was upset and she needed a ride,” Maricia Kidd said. “Obviously she was trying to get ahold of people, maybe she got in the car with the wrong person.”
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Some of the national Missing in America representatives are headed to Louisville to help look for her. Knabel is 5 feet 7 inches tall and weights around 190 pounds.
Louisville mom who volunteered for Missing in America is still missing
I’m gonna go back over to the fb page and poke around
I seem to remember that one recent live, then asking about business security cameras?
It’s been TWO WEEKS!!
In every case, there’s a backstory. Sometimes, they don’t want that to get out.
This is her FB
https://www.facebook.com/andrea.knabel
Knabel’s phone pinged last between 1:30-2:00 a.m. when she began calling friends for a ride home. The pings emanated from Louisville’s Audubon Park neighborhood where she last seen. According to Missing in America, Knabel attempted to Facetime someone at 2:12 a.m. but the person was sleeping and missed the call. Her phone has been shut off since then and all calls have gone directly to voicemail.
There were reports of a Lyft driver in the area that didn’t pan out and nobody knows if she got a ride from a stranger. “She was upset and she needed a ride,” Maricia Kidd said. “Obviously she was trying to get ahold of people, maybe she got in the car with the wrong person,” she told WAVE-TV.
According to Leonard, there have been several possible sightings of Knabel since her disappearance, but none are confirmed. He said they are also looking at the most logical route Andrea would have taken to get back home.
According to friends, Knabel has been going through a difficult time. She’d recently been laid off her job and lost her car. The vehicle had broken down on the highway at night and she was forced to leave it on the side of the road. When Knabel went to retrieve it the following day, she discovered the car had been hit, then pushed into a ditch.
“The car is a total loss,” Schaefer and friend wrote on a GoFundMe page the two started to help Knabel, who was using the car to earn money at various
delivery jobs.
“We are heading now on week three of no car and no work… things are starting to pile up… please donate before it’s too late …can I get 20 people to donate at least $10 today?” Schaefer wrote in February.
Some quotes from that link:
How would a Lyft driver "not pan out"? Can the driver accept a ride and then cancel?
Could she have gotten in a car she thought was her Lyft but it wasn't? Or could a Lyft driver have picked her up and then canceled and said he never picked her up?
MOO
“Not planning out” is such an informal way of saying somethingSome quotes from that link:
How would a Lyft driver "not pan out"? Can the driver accept a ride and then cancel?
Could she have gotten in a car she thought was her Lyft but it wasn't? Or could a Lyft driver have picked her up and then canceled and said he never picked her up?
MOO