Found Deceased TX - Allison Chapman Kempe, 41, Richmond, 2021 9 July

[EveningSolace]

Missing Richmond woman last seen Friday at Katy restaurant

"Kempe left a restaurant in the 6300 block of FM 1463 around 10:30 p.m. Friday. Investigators said she was believed to be headed home in the Richmond area of FM 359 and FM 723, but never showed up.

Kempe is a white woman with brown hair and dark eyes and was last seen driving a white 2020 Acura MDX."

 

[swanniee11]

(3) Allison Chapman Kempe | Facebook

 

[swanniee11]

(3) Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office - Posts | Facebook
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[PommyMommy]

(3) Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office - Posts | Facebook
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Doesn't sound good.

Possible route:
6300 FM 1463, Katy to 723 FM 359, Richmond - Google Maps

 

[CocoChanel]

It is very concerning that this young woman and her car are missing without a trace. I always think about bodies of water because so often cars end up there, not unlike Erica’s case, also in the Houston area.
Found Deceased - TX - Erica Hernandez, 40, Houston, 17 Apr 2021
There are many ponds and small lakes in addition to creeks and bayous in the Houston area. Those bodies of water are treacherous if one is not 100% focused on driving the twists and turns on some roads, especially in the dark. Praying for this young mom and those who love her.

 

[Unsolved]

(3) Allison Chapman Kempe | Facebook

Pointing to "JP" screenshot.

 

[bykerladi]

Based on comments, I suspect her and her car will be found eventually... in the water...

 

[PommyMommy]

JUL 11, 2021
Officials looking for Richmond woman last seen Saturday night

* Sample image of a vehicle similar to Kempe’s vehicle--2020 White Acura MDX (Photo courtesy of Fort Bend Co. Sheriff's Office)

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Texas EquuSearch reportedly assisted with a search saying it completed boat searches for Kempe along Jones Creek but to no avail. Officials say they will continue to search other roadways that lead to Jones Creek and the Brazos River as well as interviewing several people close to her.

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[Knox]

Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office

The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office is attempting to locate and verify the welfare of Allison Chapman Kempe, who is a 41-year-old resident of Richmond, Texas. Kempe was last seen around 10:30 p.m. on July 9, 2021 as she departed a restaurant in the 6300 block of FM 1463 in Katy, Texas.
Kempe was thought to be returning to her Richmond area home near FM 359 and FM 723, but her whereabouts remain unknown. She was driving a 2020 white Acura MDX.

Anyone with information concerning Kempe's whereabouts is asked to contact the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office at 281-341-4665.

 

[Knox]

(3) Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office - Posts | Facebook
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Oh wow

 

[Normancita]

I think the car might be in the Brazos River.

 

[DWebster]

Ugh, that area has sooo many bodies of water.... and we've had sooo much rain lately. I pray she is found soon.

 

[swedeheart]

Authorities are searching for Allison Kempe who vanished after eating out

Per the video, the area they were searching was where her phone last pinged, but they did not locate her car in that body of water.

Tim: "No evidence of foul play, no evidence she left on her own. It's certainly mysterious. I doubt this will be the last time we are searching."

 

[mlhenn]

Missing Richmond woman last seen Friday at Katy restaurant

"We got one fact. She's missing and been missing too long," Miller said. "Part of the investigation is that her phone last pinged pretty close to this area, and she actually said she was in some water, and her car was taking on water."

Detectives with the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office said they were going to continue to search nearby roads and the Brazos River.

 

[Knox]

Missing Richmond woman last seen Friday at Katy restaurant

"We got one fact. She's missing and been missing too long," Miller said. "Part of the investigation is that her phone last pinged pretty close to this area, and she actually said she was in some water, and her car was taking on water."

Detectives with the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office said they were going to continue to search nearby roads and the Brazos River.

Allison sent a text message with that information and then her phone went dead

You're in a life or death situation and you send a text message to a friend, instead of calling your family or 911? Not to mention you can text 911 in Fort Bend County Texas.

Something very strange going on here, JMO.

 

[Shamrock1]

I don’t usually go straight for “planned disappearance” but with Tim Miller stating that she told a friend that her car was taking on water…

IF her car was actually taking on water, I wonder what else she told that friend?

 

[Knox]

I don’t usually go straight for “planned disappearance” but with Tim Miller stating that she told a friend that her car was taking on water…

IF her car was actually taking on water, I wonder what else she told that friend?

Or foul play. Anyone could have sent that text ... if you want to disappear, wouldn't you come up with a better story? There's only so much water on her route home and they should be able to pinpoint the time she left the restaurant and the time the text was sent. This should give a fairly narrow search radius.

I dunno maybe she really did run off the road, but on the face of it, sounds strange. I'm jaded I know.

 

[thebodyfarm]

Here's a more detailed description and some more information about her
41-year-old Allison Chapman Kempe was last seen in Fulshear, TX the evening of July 9, 2021. Allison was wearing jeans and a blue and white tank top at the time of her disappearance. Allison has shoulder-length brown hair and has a Chinese symbol, birds flying, and the word “John” tattooed on her front hip. Allison was last seen driving a white, 2020, Acura MDX with license plate NPM-2597, similar to the one in the photo above. If you have seen Allison Chapman Kempe since her reported disappearance, if you know of her current whereabouts, or if you have any information whatsoever concerning Allison’s disappearance; please call the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office 281-341-3665 or call Texas EquuSearch at (281) 309-9500.

MISSING: Allison Chapman Kempe – Richmond, TX (7/9/2021)

I also don't see a lot of missing persons being reported in Fulshear recently.
There certainly are a lot of water bodies and city dumps where could be the place where the car is found in the future.
Allison, to me, certainly doesn't seem like a person who would make much of an enemy out of anyone. I got that from her FB, she seems friendly and outgoing, i may be wrong.

Her FB account:
Log into Facebook | Facebook

 

[azure]

IMO she'd had drinks with dinner and either wasn't thinking clearly or didn't want to call LE.

 

[PommyMommy]

JUL 12, 2021
Missing woman Allison Kempe: Search continues Monday | khou.com
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Texas EquuSearch joined the search effort Sunday evening and combed through the area along Jones Creek. Meanwhile, sheriffs deputies searched roadways near the Brazos River.

Officers have also been speaking with those who know Kempe.

Her mysterious disappearance has shaken up the community. Throughout town, several flyers with Kempe's photo can found taped to doors and window
Kempe's sister, Kelly, posted a message to Facebook recently thanking the community for their support and asking for prayers for her children. She went on to say their family is devastated and the hardest part is not knowing.

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