04-17-2012, 02:05 PM
well i guess we know where this is headed.
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FALLBROOK, Calif. -- The search for a missing 22-year-old North County military wife who disappeared last week under suspicious circumstances resumed at daybreak Tuesday while the last person known to have seen her remained jailed on a weapon charge, authorities said.
Louis Ray Perez, 45, was booked into jail on Sunday night and has been “very uncooperative” with homicide detectives investigating the disappearance of Brittany Killgore, said sheriff’s Lt. Larry Nesbit.
Brittany Killgore was last seen in the Fallbrook area by a friend about 5 p.m. Friday, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.
Investigators believe that Killgore, who lived in Fallbrook and whose estranged husband, Cory, is a Camp Pendleton Marine deployed in Afghanistan, was with 45-year-old Louis Ray Perez, also a Camp Pendleton Marine, just before she disappeared, sheriff's homicide Lt. Larry Nesbit said.
"Based on our investigation to this point, we believe there is a strong likelihood Brittany is the victim of foul play,'' Nesbit said.
On Monday, the Sheriff's Department deployed its search-and-rescue units to assist in locating Brittany. Search efforts are centered on the area of De Luz Canyon, north of Fallbrook, the lieutenant said.
On Sunday, detectives arrested Perez on suspicion of possessing a stolen AR-15 military assault rifle. Nesbit described Perez, who was being held at San Diego Central Jail in lieu of $500,000 bail, as "uncooperative and not completely forthcoming about his knowledge, we believe.''
The lieutenant would not comment on the nature of the missing woman's relationship with Perez.
Killgore, a 5-foot-7-inch, roughly 130-pound brunette with brown eyes, was wearing a dark-purple evening gown with shiny floral patterns at the time of her disappearance.
Among the suspicious circumstances in the case was the fact that her cell phone was found by trolley security guards in the Gaslamp District of downtown San Diego even though investigators do not believe she went there on the night she vanished, Nesbit said.
Killgore filed for divorce last week, according to court records.
FALLBROOK, Calif. -- The search for a missing 22-year-old North County military wife who disappeared last week under suspicious circumstances resumed at daybreak Tuesday while the last person known to have seen her remained jailed on a weapon charge, authorities said.
Louis Ray Perez, 45, was booked into jail on Sunday night and has been “very uncooperative” with homicide detectives investigating the disappearance of Brittany Killgore, said sheriff’s Lt. Larry Nesbit.
Brittany Killgore was last seen in the Fallbrook area by a friend about 5 p.m. Friday, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.
Investigators believe that Killgore, who lived in Fallbrook and whose estranged husband, Cory, is a Camp Pendleton Marine deployed in Afghanistan, was with 45-year-old Louis Ray Perez, also a Camp Pendleton Marine, just before she disappeared, sheriff's homicide Lt. Larry Nesbit said.
"Based on our investigation to this point, we believe there is a strong likelihood Brittany is the victim of foul play,'' Nesbit said.
On Monday, the Sheriff's Department deployed its search-and-rescue units to assist in locating Brittany. Search efforts are centered on the area of De Luz Canyon, north of Fallbrook, the lieutenant said.
On Sunday, detectives arrested Perez on suspicion of possessing a stolen AR-15 military assault rifle. Nesbit described Perez, who was being held at San Diego Central Jail in lieu of $500,000 bail, as "uncooperative and not completely forthcoming about his knowledge, we believe.''
The lieutenant would not comment on the nature of the missing woman's relationship with Perez.
Killgore, a 5-foot-7-inch, roughly 130-pound brunette with brown eyes, was wearing a dark-purple evening gown with shiny floral patterns at the time of her disappearance.
Among the suspicious circumstances in the case was the fact that her cell phone was found by trolley security guards in the Gaslamp District of downtown San Diego even though investigators do not believe she went there on the night she vanished, Nesbit said.
Killgore filed for divorce last week, according to court records.