BE changes his story because he was absolutely part of her death and can’t Keep all his Lies straight of it was the truth it would not change ever
ME ME - Kimberly Moreau, 17, Jay, 11 May 1986
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BE changes his story because he was absolutely part of her death and can’t Keep all his Lies straight of it was the truth it would not change ever
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A few podcasts about the Kimberly Moreau case to help more people spread the word and get involved:
Wondery's: The Vanished - Episode 132: Kimberly Moreau
Dark Downeast - The Disappearance of Kim Moreau, Part 1 & The Disappearance of Kim Moreau, Part 2
Murderific - S2 E16: Kimberly Moreau
The True Crime Witch Podcast - Where is Kimberly Moreau?
Locating the Lost - S1 E9: Searching for Kim Moreau
Many of these podcasts speak with Kim Moreau's family and they speak very openly about her and the case. Kim has been missing for 35 years and I think everyone agrees that is way too long. Her father still puts up black and white posters of her every year in and around Jay, Maine (the place Kim was reported missing) and is now offering a $17,500 reward for any information leading to her remains. 35 years may seem like a long time ago but Kim's family is still hurting and she deserves to be found. If you have any information about this case, call the Maine State Police at 1-800-228-0857 (In State) 0r (207) 624-7076 (Out of State).
Information Sources:
- 'I'm not going to stop looking' | Father of Kim Moreau still searching for daughter who disappeared 35 years ago
- Missing Persons
Wondery's: The Vanished - Episode 132: Kimberly Moreau
Dark Downeast - The Disappearance of Kim Moreau, Part 1 & The Disappearance of Kim Moreau, Part 2
Murderific - S2 E16: Kimberly Moreau
The True Crime Witch Podcast - Where is Kimberly Moreau?
Locating the Lost - S1 E9: Searching for Kim Moreau
Many of these podcasts speak with Kim Moreau's family and they speak very openly about her and the case. Kim has been missing for 35 years and I think everyone agrees that is way too long. Her father still puts up black and white posters of her every year in and around Jay, Maine (the place Kim was reported missing) and is now offering a $17,500 reward for any information leading to her remains. 35 years may seem like a long time ago but Kim's family is still hurting and she deserves to be found. If you have any information about this case, call the Maine State Police at 1-800-228-0857 (In State) 0r (207) 624-7076 (Out of State).
Information Sources:
- 'I'm not going to stop looking' | Father of Kim Moreau still searching for daughter who disappeared 35 years ago
- Missing Persons
Missing for over 35 years...
Kimberly Ann Moreau
Kimberly, circa 1986
Kimberly canceled plans to attend her high school's Junior Prom on the night of May 11, 1986 after an argument with her boyfriend. She went out with a female friend instead and they met two 25-year-old male acquaintances.
Kimberly stopped by her house on Jewell Street at 11:00 p.m. and told her sister she would return home in an hour. She was later seen entering a late-model white Pontiac Trans Am with one of the men. She didn't take her purse, makeup or any of her personal belongings with her when she departed her home. They supposedly went to a teen drinking party.
The man Kimberly was with, Brian Enman, later stated he dropped her off at approximately 3:45 a.m. the following morning. He told authorities that Kimberly was still upset about the fight with her boyfriend and requested to be let out of the car on Jewell Street half a mile from home. She allegedly claimed she wanted to be alone and walk the remaining distance to her house.
She has never been seen again. Foul play is suspected in her case; police stated they'd identified two prime suspects, whom they didn't name publicly.
Enman is considered a person of interest in Kimberly's disappearance, but has never been charged in connection with it. Her father doesn't believe his story about Kimberly asking to get out of the car and walk home by herself; he stated she wouldn't have done that because it was a cold night and she was afraid of the dark.
Kimberly's father says he has maintained contact with Enman over the years since Kimberly's disappearance in hopes of finding out what happened to his daughter. In 2015, authorities searched a five-acre property belonging to Enman, hoping to find evidence in Kimberly's disappearance. The search turned up nothing.
Kimberly enjoyed writing poetry and suntanning in 1986, and she participated in gymnastics and cheerleading at Jay High School. She wanted to be a model and had become a contestant in the Miss Maine beauty pageant. She has two sisters. Her mother died of cancer in 1988, but her father still lives at same home they occupied in 1986.
One of Kimberly's sisters speculates she died accidentally on the night of her disappearance and the people she was with covered it up. Her father also believes she died within hours of leaving home.
Some agencies state that Kimberly vanished from Livermore Falls, Maine. That city's police force is investigating her disappearance. She was declared legally dead in 1993. Her case remains unsolved.
Investigating Agency
Kimberly Ann Moreau
Kimberly, circa 1986
- Missing Since 05/11/1986
- Missing From Jay, Maine
- Classification Endangered Missing
- Sex Female
- Race White
- Date of Birth 01/21/1969 (52)
- Age 17 years old
- Height and Weight 5'7, 135 pounds
- Clothing/Jewelry Description A white short-sleeved blouse, blue jeans, white high-top sneakers, and a man's class ring that was engraved "Mike 87" and "Mike Staples."
- Distinguishing Characteristics Caucasian female. Blonde hair, blue eyes. Kimberly has a surgical scar on her back. Her right ear is pierced three times and her left ear four times. Her ankle and her arm have previously been fractured.
Kimberly canceled plans to attend her high school's Junior Prom on the night of May 11, 1986 after an argument with her boyfriend. She went out with a female friend instead and they met two 25-year-old male acquaintances.
Kimberly stopped by her house on Jewell Street at 11:00 p.m. and told her sister she would return home in an hour. She was later seen entering a late-model white Pontiac Trans Am with one of the men. She didn't take her purse, makeup or any of her personal belongings with her when she departed her home. They supposedly went to a teen drinking party.
The man Kimberly was with, Brian Enman, later stated he dropped her off at approximately 3:45 a.m. the following morning. He told authorities that Kimberly was still upset about the fight with her boyfriend and requested to be let out of the car on Jewell Street half a mile from home. She allegedly claimed she wanted to be alone and walk the remaining distance to her house.
She has never been seen again. Foul play is suspected in her case; police stated they'd identified two prime suspects, whom they didn't name publicly.
Enman is considered a person of interest in Kimberly's disappearance, but has never been charged in connection with it. Her father doesn't believe his story about Kimberly asking to get out of the car and walk home by herself; he stated she wouldn't have done that because it was a cold night and she was afraid of the dark.
Kimberly's father says he has maintained contact with Enman over the years since Kimberly's disappearance in hopes of finding out what happened to his daughter. In 2015, authorities searched a five-acre property belonging to Enman, hoping to find evidence in Kimberly's disappearance. The search turned up nothing.
Kimberly enjoyed writing poetry and suntanning in 1986, and she participated in gymnastics and cheerleading at Jay High School. She wanted to be a model and had become a contestant in the Miss Maine beauty pageant. She has two sisters. Her mother died of cancer in 1988, but her father still lives at same home they occupied in 1986.
One of Kimberly's sisters speculates she died accidentally on the night of her disappearance and the people she was with covered it up. Her father also believes she died within hours of leaving home.
Some agencies state that Kimberly vanished from Livermore Falls, Maine. That city's police force is investigating her disappearance. She was declared legally dead in 1993. Her case remains unsolved.
Investigating Agency
- Maine State Police 207-743-8282
- Livermore Falls Police Department 207-657-3030
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Kylie Low spent several weekends in the Jay and Livermore Falls area back in 2021 with a production team to dig into the disappearance of Kimberly Moreau with her surviving family members. The Moreaus placed their trust in Kylie to tell Kim's story when she first interviewed Kim's father, Richard, and her sisters, Karen and Diane, for an episode of Dark Downeast in early 2021.
When Kylie asked if they'd be interested in sharing Kim's story again, this time on camera, they quickly agreed. This family has never given up the fight for justice or search for answers since the day Kim disappeared as a 17-year-old girl on May 10, 1986.
Though the footage and interviews with the Moreau family were initially intended for a different project on another platform, Kylie worked with the team at Fine Cut Media to produce a mini-documentary to bring attention to the 36th anniversary of Kimberly Moreau's disappearance. She worked very closely with the Moreau family and this case has really stuck with her. Her goal is to have this the last time the family has to recognize such a somber anniversary for Kim.
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When Kylie asked if they'd be interested in sharing Kim's story again, this time on camera, they quickly agreed. This family has never given up the fight for justice or search for answers since the day Kim disappeared as a 17-year-old girl on May 10, 1986.
Though the footage and interviews with the Moreau family were initially intended for a different project on another platform, Kylie worked with the team at Fine Cut Media to produce a mini-documentary to bring attention to the 36th anniversary of Kimberly Moreau's disappearance. She worked very closely with the Moreau family and this case has really stuck with her. Her goal is to have this the last time the family has to recognize such a somber anniversary for Kim.
New Documentary Searches for Answers About Girl From Jay Missing Since 1986
17-year-old Kim Moreau disappeared in Jay, Maine on May 10, 1986.
wjbq.com
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What a great idea and use of resources. I hope this helps both their family and families in the future.
Sept 9, 2022 article:
www.newscentermaine.com
[…]
. . . They are offering a $17,500 reward for information that leads to the recovery of her body.
On Friday, Kim's father Richard, announced a new page to raise $30,000 for ground-penetrating radar.
The radar is similar technology to gear that Maine State Police have used in the past to look into tips. Moreau said the University of Maine owns that equipment, meaning police have to coordinate with the university in order to use the gear, which can delay how quickly they can look into tips.
[…]
Richard said the gear will be available to any family who is missing a loved one for no charge. He said he is also willing to share it with police for a fee in order to manage the costs of operating the equipment.
Sept 9, 2022 article:
Family of missing Jay woman raising money for new search technology
Richard Moreau started a to raise $30K to pay for ground-penetrating radar to expedite the investigation of tips they receive for Kim's case.
www.newscentermaine.com
[…]
. . . They are offering a $17,500 reward for information that leads to the recovery of her body.
On Friday, Kim's father Richard, announced a new page to raise $30,000 for ground-penetrating radar.
The radar is similar technology to gear that Maine State Police have used in the past to look into tips. Moreau said the University of Maine owns that equipment, meaning police have to coordinate with the university in order to use the gear, which can delay how quickly they can look into tips.
[…]
Richard said the gear will be available to any family who is missing a loved one for no charge. He said he is also willing to share it with police for a fee in order to manage the costs of operating the equipment.
And think about it BE says they had consensual sex and stands by it today. With the length of Kim’s disappearance the only DNA we will find is hers… why not after all this time tell where she is. Because it’s some where one of them are tied to the location and still tied to till this day. I would be very interested to see property that was owned by family members of those in question from 86’ and what properties they still own today. I think that would narrow the search area down. And think of the boys use to hang out at a camp or property that there family owned maybe the family member or members don’t even know that she is there. It might not have been out of the ordinary for the boys to hang out and sleep there after a night of partying every weekend. And RM stated he’s not pursuing a legal case he just wants her home. She is in an implicating spot. Food for thought.
RM I would love to dig into the properties more with you. I live local. I would love to help In anyway and would really like to see all the info the Army has given me a thought process and a never quit drive. A different way of thinking if you will. And I would love to apply this to this case.
RM I would love to dig into the properties more with you. I live local. I would love to help In anyway and would really like to see all the info the Army has given me a thought process and a never quit drive. A different way of thinking if you will. And I would love to apply this to this case.
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I hope they find her. (BBM)
Police search Mexico location for clues to the 1986 disappearance of Kimberly Moreau
Maine State Police detectives, acting on a tip, searched in an area behind Jimmies, a popular ice cream stand just off Route 2.
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Bumping with the families Facebook group
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Kimberly Moreau missing from Jay,ME | Facebook
Details of Disappearance Moreau cancelled plans to attend her high school’s Junior Prom on the night of May 10, 1986 after an argument with her boyfriend. She told her sister that she was going...
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Nearly 38 years after her disappearance, Kim Moreau's family tries new tactic to get leads
Nearly 38 years have passed since anyone has seen or heard from a missing teenager from Jay.
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Now her family is trying a new approach to generating some leads. People can send a letter to PO Box #2 at the Jay Post Office. It can be completely anonymous and any bit of information may be helpful.