FBI joins search for mom missing since Thanksgiving
Colorado police intensify search for missing mother who was last seen on Thanksgiving Day at her local grocery store; Alicia Acuna reports on the case.
Colorado police are intensifying their search Sunday for a missing mother who was last seen Thanksgiving Day and whose phone reportedly pinged more than 700 miles away in Idaho days after she vanished.
Kelsey Berreth, 29, was last seen at a Safeway supermarket on Nov. 22 near her home in Woodland Park, nearly 90 miles south of Denver, police said.
Berreth’s mother contacted Woodland Park Police three days later. Investigators conducted a welfare check and found no sign of her at her home.
Berreth’s phone pinged three days after her disappearance more than 700 miles away in Gooding, Idaho, East Idaho News reported.
The flight instructor and mother of a 1-year-old girl is described as 5’3” tall, 110 pounds with brown hair. She was last seen wearing a white shirt, gray sweater, blue pants and carrying a brown purse.
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Berreth's brother Clint, who lives in Tacoma, Washington, told Q13 Fox the family didn't know what could have happened to her.
"We really have no idea, we don’t have any more information on it," Clint said. "She’s a flight instructor ... never done anything like this."
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Anyone with information on Berreth’s whereabouts is urged to contact Woodland Park Police Department.
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