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Heather Kullorn.

MUS-2026-0348

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MUS-2026-0348

Missing person

Incident
1999
Indexed
Oct 19, 2026, by MuseUnsolved
Agency
Richmond Heights Police Department
Location
Richmond Heights MO

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Summary

What happened, as the record shows.

Heather Nicole Kullorn, 12, disappeared while babysitting a two-month-old infant overnight at a Richmond Heights apartment on July 15, 1999. Her blood was found on a couch, a comforter was missing, and she has never been found. No arrest or conviction for her disappearance has been found in search results.

Timeline

What the record establishes.

  1. 1999

    On the night of July 14-15, Heather was babysitting the two-month-old daughter of Dana Madden and Christopher Herbert at the 1600 block of Yale Avenue; Madden was on an overnight convenience store shift.

  2. 1999

    On July 15, about 2:00 a.m., a neighbor walking a dog reported seeing a man carrying a child wrapped in a blanket out of the apartment; a white comforter was missing and significant traces of Heather's blood were on the couch; the infant was found alone crying but unharmed.

  3. 1999

    On July 15, about 5:00 to 6:00 a.m., Heather was discovered missing; a search by more than 60 St. Louis-area officers followed and the FBI National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime joined the investigation.

  4. 2002

    In March, human remains found nearby turned out not to be Heather's.

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MissingHeather Kullorn

12, disappeared while babysitting overnight at a Richmond Heights apartment in 1999.

Investigating agencyRichmond Heights Police Department

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