"Kingsbury and the father of her children dropped their children off at daycare the morning of March 31, Williams said. She returned to her residence on Kerry Drive in Winona around 8:15 a.m. Her roommate reported last seeing her around 8:30 a.m."
Actually not, according to earlier discussion here.The roommate and children's father are different people, according to this article. The roommate last saw her at 8:30pam.
That's the first time I've seen it said, "he left for work at 10 AM"?The van was backed in.
Community rallies around loved ones of Madeline Kingsbury
Friends and family members of missing mother-of-two Madeline Kingsbury have opened up about the desperate search to find her.
“She’s the person that everybody likes,” a friend of Ms Kingsbury who asked not to be identified told KIMT3 News.
“There’s nothing about her that you can hate or dislike. I’m honestly shocked by the amount of people she has touched in her life.”
The friend also told the network that it was extremely unusual for Ms Kingsbury not to answer her phone.
“The first red flag was is that the van was backed in, because she’s a terrible driver and anybody will tell you that.”
Hundreds to join mass search for missing mother Madeline Kingsbury — live updates
Kingsbury was last seen in Winona, Minnesota, on 31 Marchwww.independent.co.uk
Thats what I was thinking. Ok, so he's saying he saw her at 8:30 a.m., and then, even though the house is small, approx 800 sq.ft, 2 bd 1 ba, he didn't see her before he left the house at 10 something?
I see. Where Maddi is from, kindergarten means something else, so that’s why I commented. Preschool also means something and daycare is neither preschool nor kindergarten. Details and words matter, so just going for precision.
Be interesting to hear what and where his work is, and the usual hours he attends.
Be interesting to hear what and where his work is, and the usual hours he attends.
Sounds complex.
Good, it's nice to have that confirmed, as not much else has in this case. Very scant on details. But I do think LE is doing that on purpose and waiting patiently to catch its prey.
Agreed. They also use "her partner" which is a silly term anyway. One would think they want to be clear in such circumstances.
Why?
Let's just assume they know. Why not say who? How could that possibly harm the investigation? Serious question. O/T, I guess.'During Thursday’s press release, police refused to say who was driving the van.
“That is not information we can share at this time,” they said.'
Hundreds to join mass search for missing mother Madeline Kingsbury — live updates
Kingsbury was last seen in Winona, Minnesota, on 31 March
My apologies. I clearly missed earlier clarification. I will look for it. It really sounded like the roommate told LE they saw Madeline at 8:30am before the roommate presumably left the house. If it were the children's father they are basing the 8:30 time on, why wouldn't they report she was last seen at 10am when he said he left the house.
I'd love to know if this was normal. Wouldn't she be expected at work by 8am?
Thank you for this. I'm actually confusing myself and went back to start all over again but info is missing.
I actually thought we might see dramatic movement today, based on the targeted search. I wondered if LE had a little bit more targeted information and, based on LE's very narrow window between last seen and not seen, whoever may have disappeared her didn't have a strategy IMO. Fast and sloppy.
I believe her personal items were found in the house, phone, purse and her jacket she had worn to drop the kids off.
March 31, Friday
