Post by WOLVERETT on Jul 24, 2015 20:37:22 GMT -5
Life changed for Kristina Bishop's family 15 years ago after Kristina disappeared October 19, 1994. She was 13 and would now be 28 years old.
"It started out a normal school day," says Columbia Police Department Spokesperson Jessie Hayden.
"Kristina got up that morning, and she got ready for school and she left to walk the short distance from her home to Jeff Jr. High School where she was attending."
But by 10 o'clock that night Kristina hadn't come home. And school officials later told Columbia Police she never came to school that morning.
Columbia Police tell me Kristina had run away from home a few months before she disappeared after having a fight with her mother.
But Kristina's mom tells investigators they were not arguing the day she went missing
Missing posters say Kristina may be with a male friend or boyfriend. But police are not sure that's the case.
"To this day, we're still not sure if she was in town for a while by herself or in somebody else's company, or if she left town by herself or if she left town in somebody else's company," says Hayden. www.connectmidmissouri.com/news/story.aspx?id=375708#.VbLoK_lViko
"It started out a normal school day," says Columbia Police Department Spokesperson Jessie Hayden.
"Kristina got up that morning, and she got ready for school and she left to walk the short distance from her home to Jeff Jr. High School where she was attending."
But by 10 o'clock that night Kristina hadn't come home. And school officials later told Columbia Police she never came to school that morning.
Columbia Police tell me Kristina had run away from home a few months before she disappeared after having a fight with her mother.
But Kristina's mom tells investigators they were not arguing the day she went missing
Missing posters say Kristina may be with a male friend or boyfriend. But police are not sure that's the case.
"To this day, we're still not sure if she was in town for a while by herself or in somebody else's company, or if she left town by herself or if she left town in somebody else's company," says Hayden. www.connectmidmissouri.com/news/story.aspx?id=375708#.VbLoK_lViko