Recovered/Located KY - Rosa Mary Couch, 69, London, 17 Feb 2021

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KSP looking for missing Laurel County woman

69-year old Laurel County woman missing for days - ABC 36 News

Rosa Mary Couch, 69, of London was last heard from on the phone by her husband on the 17th around 10 p.m.

Couch told her husband that she was driving and thought she was driving towards Somerset. This was the last time her husband spoke to her.

Couch is white, 5′2″, about 120 pounds with shoulder-length blond hair.


She was last seen wearing yellow pants, a blue shirt, tennis shoes, and a black coat.

Couch is driving a 2017 black GMC Terrain. Her husband also said he believes she does not have her medication which could leave her disoriented.
 
Missing Laurel County woman

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The case is still under investigation by Tpr. Jack Riley. Anyone with any information concerning the whereabouts of Mrs. Rosa Mary Couch is urged to contact Kentucky State Police Post 11, London at 606-878-6622 or 1-800-222-5555.
 
Kentucky State Police Searching for Missing Laurel County Woman

Feb 22
Kentucky State Police Post 11 is actively investigating the disappearance of a Laurel County woman missing since February 17, 2021.

Rosa Mary Couch, 69, of London was last heard from on the phone by her husband on February 17, around 10:00 PM, Rosa Mary advised her husband she was driving and she thought she was driving in the direction of Somerset. Her husband said that was the last time he had spoken to her.
 
Kentucky State Police Post 11 needs help locating missing Laurel County Women – kentuckystatepolice.org

Feb 22
Kentucky State Police Post 11 is actively investigating the disappearance of a Laurel County women missing since February 17, 2021.

Mrs. Couch is operating a 2017 Black GMC Terrain. Her Husband stated he didn’t believe she had her prescribed medication which could leave her disoriented.

The case is still under investigation by Tpr. Jack Riley. Anyone with any information concerning the whereabouts of Mrs. Rosa Mary Couch is urged to contact Kentucky State Police Post 11, London at 606-878-6622 or 1-800-222-5555.
 
I can't believe they haven't yet found Rosa or her GMC Terrain. Wouldn't a 2017 GMC have some kind of GPS tracking? Have they pinged her phone? Have there been any major searches for her? All I see reported is the case is being investigated.

ETA - FB post
Kentucky State Police
 
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Good to see they've been searching for Rosa. It would be nice to know where she was driving from when she went missing.

Search ongoing for missing Laurel woman
Mar 12, 2021

Numerous agencies from across Kentucky and several other states have been involved in the search for Rosa Mary Couch... [SNIP] Rescue members from Laurel and Pulaski counties were among those centered near London Dock ...

ETA - Found more info about where she was headed to/from. BBM
The Perry County Advocate
19 Feb 2021

Missing lady last seen in Perry County

Family is asking for your help near the Buckhorn area. Rosa York Couch left her families house around 6 PM on Wednesday night and was heading back toward her home in London, Kentucky. Couch called her husband on Wednesday night around 10 PM saying that she had took a wrong turn and was lost. The family has tried calling Couch, but her phone is now either dead or out of the service area.

The family stated on a Facebook post that she was traveling from Buckhorn and going toward Booneville, Tyner and then reaching her destination in London, which never happen. Couch was last seen driving a black GMC Terrain.

The family has filed a missing person report with the Kentucky State Police. If you have any information regarding Rosa Couch, please contact the Kentucky State police at 606-435-6069.
 
Search ongoing for missing Laurel woman
Mar 12, 2021

Numerous agencies from across Kentucky and several other states have been involved in the search for Rosa Mary Couch... [SNIP] Rescue members from Laurel and Pulaski counties were among those centered near London Dock ...

From the article:
Kentucky State Police Post 11 in London is heading the continuing investigation, although information released to the public is sketchy at this time.

Rescue members from Laurel and Pulaski counties were among those centered near London Dock on Friday to continue the ongoing search for Couch that was launched soon after her disappearance. Members of the Kentucky Fish & Wildlife Department, Lexington Fire Department, London-Laurel Rescue, Pulaski County Rescue and Kentucky State Police were among those at the scene.


"We're trying to locate this lady and give her family some resolution to her disappearance," said Scottie Pennington, Public Affairs Officer for KSP London Post 11.

Pennington declined further comment on the specifics of the case, citing that it is an ongoing investigation at this time.
 
It's been 2 months since Rosa was last seen. Why isn't KSP giving updates on her case? Has her vehicle been located? What more can the public do if we don't have any more info than we have now? :confused::(
 
It's been 2 months since Rosa was last seen. Why isn't KSP giving updates on her case? Has her vehicle been located? What more can the public do if we don't have any more info than we have now? :confused::(
My hunch is that she drove off a road, into a ditch or into water. But where to start looking if they don't know what road she was on?

I feel for the family - must be agony not knowing where your family member is.

jmo
 
My hunch is that she drove off a road, into a ditch or into water. But where to start looking if they don't know what road she was on?

I feel for the family - must be agony not knowing where your family member is.

jmo
I agree. I wonder what made them decide to search the London Dock? I suppose they might have checked the vehicle's GPS records if it was equipped with any and canvassed homes/businesses in and around Buckhorn, Booneville, Tyner and London to see whether they could get any video evidence of her driving by. I don't know much about Kentucky, so I must ask the locals...what are the waterways like from Feb until now? Could LE/SAR be waiting for water levels to drop before conducting any more searches? When does boating/fishing season start? I'm thinking & hoping maybe then someone might come across some kind of evidence of an auto accident.
 
Bumping. I’m surprised there hasn’t been any new developments with her case.
 

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