MISSING PERSON
CASE #: 2017-76
Jessica Seybold
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Open
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Missing From:
Arlington, Washington
Summary:
Jessica Seybold is a 39-year-old mother of two who disappeared from Arlington, Washington on December 12, 2017. After texting family members that she was scared at a house in the Trafton area, her final contact was a video message to her mother from outside Angel of the Winds Casino. She has never been found.
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Circumstances of Disappearance:
Seybold was last seen in the Trafton area of Arlington, Washington on December 12, 2017. On the day of her disappearance, she was texting people the address she was at, saying she was with a man she was scared she was being set up. The weekend she went missing, Woeppel says, her daughter told her she was at a home on 276th Street NE in Arlington. Then, Jessica video-messaged her mom on Facebook from outside Angel of the Winds Casino. She told her mother she was scared and said she was with a creepy guy who had her car keys. She couldn't go inside because she didn't have her ID. It was the last time Woeppel ever heard from Jessica. Jason had been using Jessica's car and at one point several texts from Jessica to various family members suggested she was in danger, she gave the address and said she was at some creeps house "Im working on getting away safe..".
Additional Details:
Although some accounts stated she was homeless, she was actually living with her mother at the time of her disappearance. She was about to go into treatment for her addiction issues. After she had been missing for a few days her ex-boyfriend went to the property and found that her car was there. Her car was recovered with a forged letter written by Rhianna Rammage giving her boyfriend at the time, Jason Larcom permission to have Jessica's car. After Seybold went missing in late 2017, detectives got tips telling them that she was murdered and buried on a property in Trafton, a community near Arlington. At the time, detectives didn't have enough evidence though to get a search warrant and the persons of interest who lived there would never cooperate. Over four years since Jessica Seybold was last seen, the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office was searching a property east of Arlington this week, searching for clues in her disappearance. Seybold, then 39, was last seen in the Trafton area on Dec. 13, 2017. The excavation began Wednesday. Nothing pertinent to the investigation had been found as of Thursday morning, but the search continued.
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Timeline of Events
Snohomish County Sheriff's Office begins excavation of a property in Trafton where detectives received tips that Jessica may be buried; search yields no human remains
Jessica's car is recovered at a property; a forged letter inside claims to give Jason Larcom permission to have the vehicle
Jessica video-messages her mother from outside Angel of the Winds Casino, telling her she is scared and is with a creepy guy who has her car keys
Jessica sends text messages to family members from a house in the Trafton area, saying she is with someone she is scared of and fears she is being set up
Associated Persons
Becky W. (Mother) - Living
Donny S. (Person of Interest) - Living
Jason L. (Person of Interest) - Living
Rhianna R. (Person of Interest) - Living
Yvonne E. (Person of Interest) - Living
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