Found Deceased MO - Abbi Schaeffer, 22, Kansas City, 23 May 2022

[Investig816]

Was the address she was taken to but never exited checked out?

Was the address she was taken to but never exited checked out

Was the address she was taken to but never exited checked out??

If you click the location information hyperlink on her Namus page it takes you to the driveway of the last known.

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

By bringing people, information, forensic science and technology together, NamUs helps resolve cases.

www.namus.gov

 

[CastlesBurning]

Still missing...

Missing Person / NamUs #MP94235

 

[Darling136]

Kansas City police say skeletal remains discovered in a remote area on the city’s southern edge are those of a woman who disappeared nearly one year ago.

Abbi Schaeffer, 22, of Kansas City, was last seen leaving her home on May 23, 2022. Police publicized her case with a flyer roughly 10 days later, asking the community to help locate her.

Skeletal remains found in Kansas City match to woman considered missing for 10 months

The 22-year-old disappeared on May 23, 2022. Police said the medical examiner’s office would determine the cause and manner of her death.

ca.sports.yahoo.com

Found deceased

 

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[NeverPersonal]

Kansas City police say skeletal remains discovered in a remote area on the city’s southern edge are those of a woman who disappeared nearly one year ago.

Abbi Schaeffer, 22, of Kansas City, was last seen leaving her home on May 23, 2022. Police publicized her case with a flyer roughly 10 days later, asking the community to help locate her.

Skeletal remains found in Kansas City match to woman considered missing for 10 months

The 22-year-old disappeared on May 23, 2022. Police said the medical examiner’s office would determine the cause and manner of her death.

ca.sports.yahoo.com

Found deceased

it makes sense to me but it still sucks. i knew the outcome would not be good once i saw "she went into the house and never came out". reminds me of dani stislicki

 

[imstilla.grandma]

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Abbi Schaeffer
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (TCD) -- Officials positively identified remains found last week as a missing woman who has not been seen since May of last year.

According to WDAF-TV, on April 1, Kansas City Police officers discovered skeletal human remains near 95th Street and Blue River Road, and they were positively identified as missing 22-year-old Abbi Schaeffer.

A screen shot from home video footage showed Schaeffer leaving a residence May 23, 2022, wearing a tan crop top, black leggings, and black Nike sandals. Kansas City Police said they were "concerned for Abb’s safety and well-being."

A bulletin on the National Center for Missing and Unidentified Persons Systems (NamUs) says Schaeffer went to an address in south Kansas City and was seen entering but never leaving. She reportedly got into a dark-colored BMW with an unknown male and hasn’t been seen since.

WDAF reports Kansas City Police will conduct a death investigation with the medical examiner’s office. Cause and manner of death were not released.

Human remains identified as woman not seen since May 2022: KCPD

Human remains found have been identified as Abbi Schaeffer who was last seen in Kansas City on May 25, 2022.

fox4kc.com

 

[imstilla.grandma]

Human Remains Found in Missouri Identified As Woman Missing For Nearly a Year

Abbi Schaeffer was last seen on May, 23, 2022, in Kansas City, police said.

people.com

*I’m so sorry, Abbi. You’re still beautiful.

 

[Sincerely]

I’m so sad to read this news.

 

[Unalienable Rights]

This is a very long article. It is worth reading the full article. Go to the link and scroll down to the article.

Vanished Kansas City woman whose remains were found by woods had ties to FBI drug probe

Her mother told detectives the 22-year-old suddenly disappeared as she was preparing to speak with law enforcement about fentanyl dealers she knew. Her body was found April 1.

www.aol.com

Vanished Kansas City woman whose remains were found by woods had ties to FBI drug probe​

On May 23, 22-year-old Abbi Schaeffer left her Northland Kansas City home carrying her purse and her black-and-white cat Izzy.

For six hours, a dark gray BMW, its windows tinted black, had been parked across the street in their quiet subdivision. Schaeffer walked out, spoke with the man in the driver’s seat, and got in.

It was the last time her parents knew she was alive.

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Since her remains were discovered, Kansas City homicide detectives have been leading a death investigation. The Jackson County Medical Examiner’s Office is tasked with determining the cause and manner of her death. As of Friday, Officer Donna Drake said there had been no changes or updates.

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But they have long suspected something terrible happened to her. And on May 30, when she had been gone for several days, Belinda Schaeffer walked into Kansas City’s North Patrol station with a story to tell.

Her daughter had recently told her that she had information about a fentanyl trafficking operation, she said, and that she was supposed to talk to the FBI before she disappeared. Her phone had gone silent and dropped off the map, and its last signal had come from an apartment complex in south Kansas City one week earlier.

She gave police the address, along with pictures of her missing daughter. She told them about the cat, too. Abbi never left home without Izzy, she said.

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The information Belinda Schaeffer provided would soon lead detectives to connect the dots to a federal probe of a Kansas City area drug ring involving known associates of Schaeffer, whom detectives also described as a “target” of the investigation.

Days later, those detectives located surveillance footage that they believed showed Abbi Schaeffer walking into the same south Kansas City apartment where her phone had died one week before.

But they never saw her walk out.

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There is a lot more -- long article.

 

[Knox]

This is a very long article. It is worth reading the full article. Go to the link and scroll down to the article.

Vanished Kansas City woman whose remains were found by woods had ties to FBI drug probe

Her mother told detectives the 22-year-old suddenly disappeared as she was preparing to speak with law enforcement about fentanyl dealers she knew. Her body was found April 1.

www.aol.com

Vanished Kansas City woman whose remains were found by woods had ties to FBI drug probe​

On May 23, 22-year-old Abbi Schaeffer left her Northland Kansas City home carrying her purse and her black-and-white cat Izzy.

For six hours, a dark gray BMW, its windows tinted black, had been parked across the street in their quiet subdivision. Schaeffer walked out, spoke with the man in the driver’s seat, and got in.

It was the last time her parents knew she was alive.

***********
Since her remains were discovered, Kansas City homicide detectives have been leading a death investigation. The Jackson County Medical Examiner’s Office is tasked with determining the cause and manner of her death. As of Friday, Officer Donna Drake said there had been no changes or updates.

************
But they have long suspected something terrible happened to her. And on May 30, when she had been gone for several days, Belinda Schaeffer walked into Kansas City’s North Patrol station with a story to tell.

Her daughter had recently told her that she had information about a fentanyl trafficking operation, she said, and that she was supposed to talk to the FBI before she disappeared. Her phone had gone silent and dropped off the map, and its last signal had come from an apartment complex in south Kansas City one week earlier.

She gave police the address, along with pictures of her missing daughter. She told them about the cat, too. Abbi never left home without Izzy, she said.

***********
The information Belinda Schaeffer provided would soon lead detectives to connect the dots to a federal probe of a Kansas City area drug ring involving known associates of Schaeffer, whom detectives also described as a “target” of the investigation.

Days later, those detectives located surveillance footage that they believed showed Abbi Schaeffer walking into the same south Kansas City apartment where her phone had died one week before.

But they never saw her walk out.

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There is a lot more -- long article.

This is behind a paywall for me, so thanks for posting some of it. My thoughts are with Belinda and those who loved Abbi.

There is a turn-out off 95th, I wonder if this is where she was found?

95th Soccer Fields · 9800 Blue River Rd, Kansas City, MO 64131

★★★★☆ · Soccer field

www.google.com

 

[Unalienable Rights]

This is behind a paywall for me, so thanks for posting some of it. My thoughts are with Belinda and those who loved Abbi.

There is a turn-out off 95th, I wonder if this is where she was found?

95th Soccer Fields · 9800 Blue River Rd, Kansas City, MO 64131

★★★★☆ · Soccer field

www.google.com

The AOL link is behind a paywall for you? That seems strange. I wonder why it isn't for me. The original Kansas City Star article is behind a paywall for me, but not the AOL link.

 

[imstilla.grandma]

Newly released court documents have now detailed more about the days leading up to and the circumstances of her disappearance.

According to a search warrant application from June 2022, Schaeffer’s mother last saw her on May 22 or May 23 and spoke to her via text message on May 24.

When her mother reviewed surveillance footage, she discovered that multiple times on May 23, Schaeffer left the home, walked toward the street, then later returned.

Around 6 a.m. May 23, Schaeffer’s mother saw a gray BMW parked across the street. Schaeffer went to make contact with the driver but later went back inside, repeating this several times.

Just after noon, she went out to the car again — but this time she didn’t go back inside. It’s not clear when the BMW drove away.

Court documents say Schaeffer told her mother she was involved in a federal investigation involving drugs. At the time, her ex-boyfriend was in jail on drug charges.

Schaeffer’s mother told detectives she was preparing to speak to the FBI about others involved in the drug ring. KCPD contacted the agency, who confirmed there was an ongoing investigation.

FBI agents said they believed the gray BMW belonged to an associate of Schaeffer’s boyfriend, and data showed the car’s license plate pinged in several areas of south Kansas City.

Schaeffer’s mother also used the Life360 app to determine the last known location of her daughter’s cell phone. When police checked the south KC apartment where the phone pinged, the tenant said he had just moved in after his sister — the girlfriend of the BMW owner — moved out.

Police also found Abbi’s cat at the same apartment building…

Kansas City woman whose remains were found had ties to FBI investigation

A Kansas City woman whose remains were found this month was preparing to be an informant for the FBI, court documents say.

fox4kc.com

 

[Sincerely]

Thank you MFH. Yeah I was struggling with the lighter color. I just find it interesting that he is listed as a person who lived at her last known location. Zillow Rental has the lease ending in early May so I wonder if the family had already moved out? Who knows. I went ahead and called the number on the flyer. Thanks so much for responding.

After reading this article linked below, I realized that the information I gave was accurate. It was the guy’s car. The Facebook I found with the car was it but LE was already on it by the time I talked to them in September. LE kindly accepted the information and I didn’t have a clue that they already knew. I’ve been watching this guy’s Facebook faithfully since that time and tonight it is gone. Unbelievably sad outcome. I’m just crushed. So senseless too.

https://amp.kansascity.com/news/local/crime/article274066530.html

 

[imstilla.grandma]

Abbi Schaeffer

Jacob Block faces one count of accessory abandonment of a corpse and one count of accessory tampering with physical evidence. Eunice Carlo-Martinez faces the same charges.

The prosecutor’s office said according to the Medical Examiner’s Office, a cause of death could not be determined due to decomposition, but the victims brain tissue did contain fetanyl metabolites.

https://fox4kc.com/news/kansas-city-man-woman-charged-with-felonies-in-connection-with-missing-womans-death/

 

[mlhenn]

Two charged in connection with missing KC woman found dead

Abbi Schaeffer photo KCPD KANSAS CITY —A Kansas City man and woman hav

hayspost.com

Jacob Block faces one count of Accessory Abandonment of a Corpse and one count of Accessory Tampering with Physical Evidence. Eunice Carlo-Martinez faces the same charges.

 

[TwinkieDefense]

Jan 28, 2025 update

Olathe man sentenced for drug conspiracy after abandonment of corpse charges earlier this month

An Olathe, Kansas, man has now been sentenced for fentanyl trafficking less than a month after being charged with abandonment of a corpse in relation to a missing woman's remains found in a box.

www.kmbc.com

[…]

Jacob Block, 27, was sentenced on Monday to 20 years in federal prison without the possibility of parole for a conspiracy to distribute fentanyl that resulted in an overdose death, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office, Western District of Missouri.

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