It appears that they both use case number 46860 for this case. The Fremont County Sheriff’s Office can be reached at 30, and the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation can be reached at 30. The case is still active and leads are followed up. In response, Keith Papini issued a statement condemning those who doubted his wife's account. Amy has been missing for nearly 25 years. Her return to Redding was followed by intense debate about the possibility that she faked the kidnapping. She said they beat her before ultimately releasing her on the side of the road in Yolo County, nearly 100 miles away from her home. She told authorities that “two Hispanic women had abducted her at gunpoint,” according to court records.
The filing was first reported by the Sacramento Bee.Īfter Sherri Papini returned home on Thanksgiving Day in 2016, investigators continued to pursue leads into her purported kidnapping.
On Wednesday, Keith Papini filed for divorce in Shasta County Superior Court, according to court records. She has since pleaded guilty to one count of mail fraud for receiving money from the victims compensation fund and one count of making false statements to investigators. Last month, investigators filed criminal charges against Sherri Papini. Instead, she called an ex-boyfriend to pick her up and the two spent the next 22 days at his apartment in Orange County while her family, authorities and volunteers searched for the missing mother of two. But Sherri Papini was not kidnapped at gunpoint, as she later told authorities, according to federal prosecutors. Kropholler did not respond to questions about. The reports provide no details about arrests. In 2000, her sister, Sheila Koester, alleged her back door had been kicked in and she believed Papini was the suspect. Three years later, he alleged she made unauthorized withdrawals from his checking account. In 2000, her father, Richard Graeff, alleged his daughter burglarized his residence. The call by Loretta Graeff was one of several made to law enforcement by members of Papini's family between 20.
Pat Kropholler said in an email that a deputy spoke with Graeff back in 2003 and gave her advice. It doesn't say whether the department found evidence that Papini - then 21 years old - had in fact harmed herself.Īsked what happened, Shasta County sheriff's Lt. Loretta Graeff's allegations are detailed in a December 2003 Shasta County Sheriff's Office incident report The Sacramento Bee received after filing multiple requests under the California's Public Records Act. Papini, her mother alleged, had been harming herself and blaming the injuries on her. Thirteen years before Sherri Papini told Shasta County detectives she was abducted and tortured for weeks by two female kidnappers, her mother called the same law enforcement agency to ask for help with her daughter. Sherri flags down a passing motorist at the intersection of I-5 and County Road 17 and is taken to hospital Instead it was turned into a $100,000 reward for information Everson leaves but reports her sighting to police.Ĭameron Gamble, a local 'negotiator', appears in a video on behalf of the anonymous donor to inform Sherri's captors the ransom was now 'off the table'. The woman refuses to engage Everson in conversation after she approaches the dark SUV she is sitting in, the same type of car police are now looking for in the case. November 22: Christine Everson spots a woman she believes to be Sherri Papini at a rest stop in Redding, just miles away from the missing woman's home. The FBI joins the search for Sherri as an anonymous donor offers $50,000 for her return
Keith Papini is ruled out as a suspect after passing a lie detector test Sherri Papini fails to pick up her two children from daycare and is reported missing by her husband Keith
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