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Mother of girl missing from Richmond Heights still waits for justice after 15 years
July 15, 2014 12:00 am • By Bailey Otto botto@post-dispatch.com > 314-340-8021
Heather Kullorn was 12 years old when she went missing 15 years ago. She was a spitfire adolescent and she loved kids.
Christine Kullorn said she often thinks of what her daughter, Heather, would be like today: outspoken and independent, matured from that cheeky adolescent attitude. She thinks Heather, who would be 27 years old now, would have made a great mom. Her daughter had always loved babies.
“She was just a riot,” her mom said, laughing softly. “And she was cheated out of a lot of things. I miss her dearly.”
Heather disappeared while baby-sitting for family friends Dana Madden and Christopher Herbert on July 15, 1999. Madden was working overnight, and Herbert told police he was partying with a friend by the river that night. He said he came home after 4 a.m. to find their 2-month-old daughter unharmed but alone in the apartment in the 1600 block of Yale Avenue in Richmond Heights. No Heather.
Police said Herbert called Madden, who was working at a convenience store in Ferguson. Madden called the police, and authorities showed up to the apartment about 5 a.m.
Police have theorized that Heather could have witnessed illegal activity and was subsequently killed. Richmond Heights Detective Mike Brown said that drug paraphernalia was found in the basement of the apartment complex. A neighbor said that when he was taking his dog out about 2 a.m., he saw a man carry a child out of the apartment in a comforter.
Despite police efforts, the case is unsolved, but Brown said it is still active.
“I’ve had several tips over the last five years,” Brown said. “And I pursue each, whether they seem valid or not.”
Police have monitored a group of people in connection to Heather’s disappearance, but no one has been charged. Brown declined to give more information on those people.
Kullorn said she doesn’t think police have done enough in searching for answers to what happened to Heather.
Kullorn said she sometimes had a troubled relationship with Heather, who despite her young age was rebelling and had been caught smoking. Just before Heather went missing, she was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, and Kullorn said it brought her and her daughter closer.
Kullorn still posts fliers, some with photos adjusted to what Heather might look like today. But she has found what many families discover: As time passes, community efforts to find missing children dwindle. The family doesn’t host big events anymore. Kullorn said keeping her daughter in the minds of folks is hard, because remembering can hurt.
“I just try to keep her out there, even if I’m just talking about her with someone,” she said. “I feel like I’m doing something then. Some days it’s hard. Some days I give up. But I do it because Heather deserves justice.”
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact: Richmond Heights Police Department at 314-645-3000.
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