What we know about the disappearance of Kristin Westra

It's been four days since a teacher at a primary school in North Yarmouth, Maine, disappeared. Maine authorities searched for Kristin Westra, 47, after her husband reported missing Monday morning.

Westra was last seen at his home on Sunday night, police said. Westra's husband, Jay Westra, told WSCH that his wife had symptoms of anxiety and that she planned to have blood tests done, as well as to change her diet. On the night of his disappearance, Jay told the news channel that he thought he was restless and woke up around 3:30 am. When he woke up for work, he found that she had not gone back to bed.

"I took a shower. [I] I did not want to wake up Kristin because I thought she might be asleep in the next room, "Westra told WSCH. "After my shower, I passed by, I did not see her, I had a little panic, I checked my daughter and then I went to the garage where we have a small kitchen while we are doing renovations. She was not there. I started to really worry about it.

Kristin Westra disappeared Sunday night and was last seen at her home in North Yarmouth, Maine. Cumberland County Sheriff's Office

Eric Rohrbach told WMAQ-TV on Wednesday that Westra had been stressed in her job as a primary school teacher at Chebeague Island School in Chebeague Island, Maine. He also said that she was worried about expensive renovations going on in her house. Rohrbach told the news channel that she was struggling to sleep and said that he had left his phone and keys on the night of his disappearance.

"She did not have her phone, keys, car or wallet," Rohrbach told WMAQ-TV. "We are terrified by the conditions in which she finds herself."

At least 50 people from Maine Warden Service, the Cumberland County Sheriff's Department and the Maine State Police announced Wednesday at WMAQ-TV that they would conduct a search Thursday night and hope to deploy a research aircraft as soon as possible. that the rain would dissipate.

Captain Scott Stewart of the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office said Newsweek On Thursday, the authorities always follow the possible tracks and seek in the wooded areas.

Westra's friends have created a website to try to find her. Westra is a white woman measuring 5 feet 10 inches, weighing 140 pounds and having brown hair and eyes. We do not know what Westra wore when she disappeared, whether she has a vehicle or why she disappeared. Those with information can contact the Cumberland County Regional Communications Center, 207.893.2810, option 2.