Missing Colo. Mom: Investigators Return to Kelsey Berreth's Home

WOODLAND PARK, CO – Investigators returned to the Woodland Park home of missing Colorado pilot and mother Kelsey Berreth Thursday afternoon.

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"We continue to methodically investigate Kelsey's disappearance, exhaust all investigative leads, and devote dedicated law enforcement resources to this matter," a message from Woodland Park Police Chief Miles De Young said in a press release Thursday night.

Reporters on the scene Thursday night tweeted that CBI agents and other investigators had been making pounding noises inside the house and had removed "large pieces of evidence" and "sealed off the front door."

A reward of $25,000 has been offered for information leading to Kelsey's disappearance.

Last weekend, the Teller County Sheriff's Department, along with investigators from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and the FBI, searched the 34-acre ranch near Florissant of Berreth's fiancé Patrick Frazee, who lives on family property. The sheriff's department brought cadaver dogs and a backhoe to the ranch, but ultimately left without any arrest or announcement from the Woodland Park police.

"We continue to make steady progress with multiple investigative leads in this case," De Young's letter said Thursday night.

Berreth, a flight instructor and mother of a 1-year-old daughter, disappeared on Thanksgiving day, reportedly after handing off her child to Frazee.

Police said three days after she disappeared, text messages from Berreth's phone were received at her employer, Pueblo-based Doss Aviation and Frazee. Investigators said Berreth's phone "pinged" near Gooding, Idaho, about 600 miles from her home in Woodland Park, a small town in the mountains west of Colorado Springs.

Kelsey was not reported missing until ten days after her disappearance. It has now been 28 days since she was last seen.

The family created a Facebook page called “Missing Mother – Kelsey Berreth” to raise awareness about her disappearance, authorities said.

Anyone with information on Kelsey Berreth's disappearance is asked to contact the police at kelsey@city-woodlandpark.com.

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