Found Deceased MI - Rebecca Park, 22, approx 38 wks pregnant, last seen entering vehicle, phone found - Wexford County - Nov 2025

[Absoluterubbish]

Are we allowed to share the latest update in this case. It comes via her sister on a Tik Tok live?

 

[Stunned]

I have no idea. But if she was, a hospital would likely have caught it. Could be an explanation for "don't take her to the hospital".

Maybe she did go to a hospital, gave birth, and was directly admitted to a rehab institution. Privacy laws would prevent any of this information from being available.

I have real hope that's what's going on.

 

[Beans]

I don't believe for one second that Courtney had $2000 just sitting there waiting for Rebecca. Not a chance. If I was a betting person, I'd bet it was just an idea she used to get her daughter's attention. Some power.

Every single person connected with this woman's disappearance gives me the worst vibes. The whole thing is spectacularly bizarre.

 

[Maat99]

Courtney changed her story about the car that she said collected Rebecca - it was a a dark SUV/ a minivan / a dark Chevy Impala.

And she was the last person to see her alive? Hmm.

 

[Lisbeth_S]

For other's following the thread:
The video above is a rather long but very interesting livestream with various community members regarding the disappearance of Rebecca Park.
Rebecca's partner Richard might not be boyfriend of the year, but at least he is open and upfront answering questions.

The whole thing sounds so unhinged...I lost track about a million times and eventually gave up

 

[airportwoman]

Food assistance, aid to dependent parents, housing assistance, just generally whatever is available by way of what is commonly called "welfare".

I was aware of a case in my own district of a man who was impregnating his own intellectually disabled daughter for the income. She may have had previous babies that ended up being dumpstered before the final one was caught by a very astute ob-gyn who had dna tests done that verified the parentage of the baby as incestuous.

He basically was running a baby-mill. The poor daughter didnt even own a toothbrush and had to be shown how to use it in the medical clinic and also given showers before her appointments as she was never bathed. She may well have eventually been dumpstered herself after her emergency hysterectomy made her unable to reproduce again.

The things I saw in those mountains and in social services have been lifetime traumatizing though that was a lifetime ago.

How was he earning income from his grandchildren? Welfare benefits? Selling them in black market adoptions?

There was a thread here a while back about a 14-year-old Amish girl who showed up at a hospital, IIRC in Wisconsin, in labor, and she was unable to name the father because the boys and men in her community had pretty much passed her around for as long as she could remember. Another Sleuther said, "I am just sick! I didn't know the Amish were even capable of knowing that people do things like this to each other." I, and some other people, said that they're really no different from "us."

 

[OneLove]

If she were in hospital police would say she was located and she's safe. JMO/MOO

But are you sure of that? Privacy laws do not allow for divulging a patient names. I'm not sure how that impacts law enforcement but there have missing person cases not solved due to people being hospitalized and under radar. They won't even tell next of kin if a person has been admitted unless they are specifically listed on the hipaa form.

 

[FromGermany1]

On her Fb the birthdate of her 3rd child is mentioned with her other 2 children: born 18th November, a boy named Richard Scott-Lee.

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Does it mean, her boy is registered and safe somewhere?

 

[OneLove]

How was he earning income from his grandchildren? Welfare benefits? Selling them in black market adoptions?

There was a thread here a while back about a 14-year-old Amish girl who showed up at a hospital, IIRC in Wisconsin, in labor, and she was unable to name the father because the boys and men in her community had pretty much passed her around for as long as she could remember. Another Sleuther said, "I am just sick! I didn't know the Amish were even capable of knowing that people do things like this to each other." I, and some other people, said that they're really no different from "us."

In that particular case, his daughter was still a dependent in his care and jurisdiction due to her disability. Her benefits from having a dependent child of her own would have been his to manage on her behalf. And I'm sure he banked on no one ever knowing that baby was his. ~~ Social service work nearly destroyed me in my twenties. If you have never seen a child starved because their parent sells their snap benefits for pennies on the dollar so they can buy alcohol and drugs, count yourself blessed. Its haunting over a lifetime.

On the Amish situation, I found pretty much all the "closed community" churches were rife with sexual abuse.

 

[sunspun]

On her Fb the birthdate of her 3rd child is mentioned with her other 2 children: born 18th November, a boy named Richard Scott-Lee.

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Does it mean, her boy is registered and safe somewhere?

I wish that were true, but I'm afraid it has said that since before she went missing. It's just her due date really, not his DOB, and they had already picked out a name for him.

Apparently, they had decided to name him Richard, after his (alleged?) father.

 

[Spectrix]

I don't believe for one second that Courtney had $2000 just sitting there waiting for Rebecca. Not a chance. If I was a betting person, I'd bet it was just an idea she used to get her daughter's attention. Some power.

In the second livestream, when asked about the cheque for $2000, Courtney claimed that the entire sum was actually $18,000 and that Rebecca had specifically requested only $2000.

Which makes it even less believable.

 

[Knox]

Just catching up on this case, but yikes!!! Giving me Brittany Wood vibes in terms of the folks/family members involved. Hopefully some of you remember that case.

 

[Laura456]

In the second livestream, when asked about the cheque for $2000, Courtney claimed that the entire sum was actually $18,000 and that Rebecca had specifically requested only $2000.

Which makes it even less believable.

I was thinking maybe someone wanted to get their hands on the rest/never actually gave her anything and wanted her whole part of the inheritance for themselves once she's missing.

 

[Spectrix]

I was thinking maybe someone wanted to get their hands on the rest/never actually gave her anything and wanted her whole part of the inheritance for themselves once she's missing.

According to Courtney, Richard wanted to get his hands on the inheritance to pay off drug debts.

According to Richard, he'd only heard about the so called inheritance after Rebecca disappeared, and he doubts it ever existed.

Having listened to both of them, Richard seems quite open to answering questions even when the answers don't necessarily paint him in a favourable light.

Courtney makes herself out to be a saint, and throws everyone else under the bus.

 

[Nina Michigan]

But are you sure of that? Privacy laws do not allow for divulging a patient names. I'm not sure how that impacts law enforcement but there have missing person cases not solved due to people being hospitalized and under radar. They won't even tell next of kin if a person has been admitted unless they are specifically listed on the hipaa form.

I'm a missing persons advocate. I've seen the hospitalized person "found safe" play out many times.

JMO MOO

 

[Lusitana]

Whatever actually happened to Rebecca, in my opinion, that money was the motive. I'm betting on someone not wanting to give her the money and things went south.

 

[Tabulator]

What a train wreck this case has turned out to be!

We have a missing HEAVILY PREGNANT woman who has vanished and, by most accounts, is very vulnerable.

How can a proper investigation take place when , it seems, no one is being truthful? It is maddening and incredibly frustrating!
Is Rebecca on drugs? Was there an inheritance? Did she leave in a car or an SUV? Were her other children taken into care? What kind of relationship does she have with the "boyfriend"?

And, most importantly, WHERE IS REBECCA?

 

[Tricia]

Could somebody post the link to the TikTok that is Rebecca's sister? I am giving you permission to post it so we can review it and decide whether it is legit. If it really is Rebecca's sister, we may allow it.
Thank you.
Tricia

 

[CHEL]

Could somebody post the link to the TikTok that is Rebecca's sister? I am giving you permission to post it so we can review it and decide whether it is legit. If it really is Rebecca's sister, we may allow it.
Thank you.
Tricia

It's private

TikTok - Make Your Day

 

[STLBlues]

Could somebody post the link to the TikTok that is Rebecca's sister? I am giving you permission to post it so we can review it and decide whether it is legit. If it really is Rebecca's sister, we may allow it.
Thank you.
Tricia

@Absoluterubbish Here's the answer to your earlier question about posting the sister's TikTok.