⭐Kortne Stouffer⭐
In early 2012, Kortne moved into her apartment at 810 West Main Street in Palmyra with her boyfriend, Bradly Herr. Kortne usually drove her boyfriend to work every morning and picked him up every evening.
On Saturday night, July 28th, 21-year-old Kortne had the night off from work. She and her boyfriend decided to have a party at their apartment. Bradly was under house arrest after driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs while underage and was on probation. He wasn't supposed to have any alcohol in the house, so when police responded to a call to their apartment around 9 p.m., they arrested him for probation violation.
An hour later, the police were called yet again. Kortne had been stomping on the floor and yelling at her downstairs neighbors. When police arrived, the lights were out and everything was quite. The police decided not to disturb Kortne and turned around and left.
Cody had stayed at Kortne's apartment and when he woke up around 7:15 a.m. he couldn’t find Kortne anywhere. He got up and called for her. She didn’t answer, so he left to go to work.
Kortne's family began their search for her. They walked the streets of her town, they looked in dumpsters and in bushes. They called people who she was with that last night. Kortne's family couldn’t find her. There was no contact from her at all after early Sunday morning.
Authorities immediately began conducting interviews with the people who last saw Kortne. They even searched Cody's property and found nothing. Cody took a lie detector test as well and passed with flying colors. He offered up his DNA also. Nothing brought them closer to finding Kortne.
Kortne had planned to go to a nearby fair with her brother and grandfather that day. And when Kortne's mother, Wendy, spoke to her son later that evening and learned Kortne hadn’t shown up, she became concerned. Wendy went to her daughter's apartment the next day. Kortne's car was in the driveway with the windows down. The door to her apartment was unlocked, and Kortne's dog met Wendy at the door. Her shoes were there. Her keys were there. Her phone was plugged in next to the bed. The AC was on and the TV was on. But Kortne wasn’t there. Wendy knew something was wrong and called Kortne’s father and brother to come over to the apartment before calling police to report her missing.
Amanda Ballester claimed that she was a friend of Kortne's in a private Facebook message she sent Wendy. Amanda claimed she knew what happened to Kortne, so Wendy had her contact the investigators. Amanda told police that two people went to Kortne's place looking for drugs and money. They killed her, rolled her up in a carpet and drove her to Memorial lake. Once there, they weighted her body down and threw her in the lake.
Even though Amanda allegedly ended up altering her story a few times, Pennsylvania state police dispatched search teams and searched the lake with sonar equipment and scoured the shoreline for clues, but found nothing.
Kortne's parents will never stop searching for her. Family is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to Kortne’s whereabouts.
https://bringkortnehome.com/
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2 comments:
Craig.t oshane and brothers took kortney. 3rd. St Oakmont pa.
i will pass the information on. Thank you anonymous.
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