Montgomery County Woman who missing for more than two weeks found dead on Wednesday, officials said.
SkyForce10 was over the scene when the police searched the forest area behind a warehouse by 200 quarter of North 5th Street in Royersford, Wednesday afternoon. Sources told NBC10 that the search was in connection with the disappearance of 43-yearold Jennifer Brown.
During an afternoon press conference, officials said that Brown found dead and partially buried in shallow grave in Royersford. officials do not announced any arrests or cause of death. They continue to investigate.
Brown, of Limerick, Pennsylvania was last seen live at 14:00 on Tuesday, January 3, her friend and business partner Antonio “Blair” Watts-Richardson.
Watts-Richardson told NBC10 that he with Brown on January 3 and took her 8-year-old son to his house for overnight stay that night.
“I put Noah on bus next day,” Watts-Richardson said.
Watts-Richardson told NBC10 that Brown never called that night to speak with him or her son.
Brown should have pick up her son from the bus stop the next day on January 4, but never showed up up.
“She loves me call her mother is a helicopter. she loves her son. She will never leave her son”, Tiffany Barron, Browns best friend, told NBC10.
The police are looking for for Montgomery County mother who missing for a few days. Aaron Baskerville of NBC10 has latest on investigation.
Watts-Richardson said that know what happened to Brown between January 3rd and the morning of 4 January.
“I have nothing to do with nothing,” Watts-Richardson said. “Just because I last the person who saw her, it does not mean anything.
Watts-Richardson told NBC10 that he and Brown planned to open new restaurant together.
“It looks like I one poked,” Watts-Richardson said. “And it’s frustrating because I first the person who was one calling the police, trying to kick down windows. Trying to find my friend. Trying to do sure her son covered.”
Jennifer Brown
Brown vehicle was parked outside of her home on Stratford Court, not far from where body was in the end found. Her car keys, wallet, purse and work mobile phone was found inside vehicle. Her personal mobile phone was not found and does not get in touch in the morning of 4 January.
Police, orderlies and search dog were seen in the landfill in hopes to reveal new information about whereabouts of Jennifer Brown, Montgomery County mother who missing on 4 January. Dinah Durante of NBC10 has latest on investigation.
Brown family originally offered $10,000 reward to anyone who maybe help they find her. Last week, Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele announced in reward was up up to 15,000 dollars.
