Kelsey Berreth: Texts Sent from Mom's Cell Phone in Colorado 3 Days After Her Disappearance

The family of a Colorado family who disappeared nearly three weeks ago asks the people to help bring her home. Kelsey Berreth was last seen at Thanksgiving Day shopping with her one – year – old daughter. She was missing 10 days later

When investigators searched her home, they found her cars, clothes, toothbrush and even cinnamon rolls seemingly untouched since Thanksgiving. On Monday, Berreth's mother quelled her tears as she appealed for her daughter's return safely.

"Kelsey, we only want you to come home, call us if you can, and we will not stop looking," Cheryl Berreth said. "Someone knows where she is … She is not one to escape … it's completely wrong."

The 29-year-old was last seen at a Safeway on November 22nd. Surveillance cameras captured her while she was shopping with her daughter Kaylee, shortly before Patrick Frazee, Berreth 's fiancé and Kaylee' s father, who had been taken away by police. child.

On November 25, three days after the disappearance of the resident of Woodland Park, Colorado, police announced that her mobile phone was ringing near Gooding, Idaho, about 300 km away. On the same day, two text messages were apparently sent from the device. One of them told her employer – Doss Aviation, where she was a flight instructor – that she would not show up for work the following week. The second message was sent to Frazee.

Woodland Park Police Chief Miles De Young stated that it was Berreth's mother who reported her disappearance on December 2, more than a week after the mailing of these texts. prompted to wonder why his fiance had not reported his disappearance.

De Young said he was not aware of any reports of domestic violence involving the couple. Frazee's home was not raided and the police described him as a collaborator. He refused to appear at the press conference on Monday.

"We are currently treating Kelsey's disappearance as a missing person case, we have not identified anyone as a suspect and are asking the public for any information that may help us find it," said De Young.

Berreth's family created a Facebook page called "Missing Mother – Kelsey Berreth". Police said that all the aircraft of the flight school where she worked were taken into account. Frazee, who handles Kaylee, did not respond to our requests for comment.