Family pleads for help in finding Minnesota mom, 26, missing for nearly a week
A search is underway for a Minnesota mother-of-two who has been missing for nearly a week, after she was last seen dropping off her kids at daycare before returning home.
A search is underway for a Minnesota mother-of-two who has been missing for nearly a week, after she was last seen dropping off her kids at daycare before returning home.
Winona Police said they consider the disappearance of Madeline Kingsbury, 26, "involuntary" and "suspicious" and they are investigating whether foul play was involved.
Kingsbury was last seen on Friday when she dropped off her two children, ages 5 and 2, at daycare with the father of her kids at 8 a.m., Winona Police Department Chief Tom Williams said in a news conference Wednesday.
She returned to her home in Winona around 8:15 a.m. The father of Kingsbury's children told police he left Kingsbury’s residence in her van around 10 a.m. and when he returned later in the day, Kingsbury was not home.
Madeline Kingsbury, 26, who was last seen March 31.Winona Police DepartmentWilliams said a van matching the description of Kingsbury’s vehicle — a 2014 dark blue Chrysler Town and County minivan — was seen driving on County Road 12 and Highway 43 in Winona County, southbound on Highway 43 through the eastern part of Fillmore County, and back to Winona on Highway 43 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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