Roberta Martin Missing What Happened to Roberta Martin Vermont?

Roberta Martin Missing

Roberta Martin, who is 82 years old, last talked to her family by phone at about 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday. She has not been heard from since then. Her neighbors reported her missing around noon on Wednesday after they went to check on her and found her missing. Search teams were searched around her home, and the police interviewed people and gathered clues.

They believe her disappearance might be suspicious, but cannot share more details yet. If you were in the Sand Hill Road and Butternut Hollow Road area between 10 p.m. Tuesday and noon Wednesday and have any information, please contact the police in St. Albans. (Source: MyNBC5)

What Happened to Roberta Martin Vermont?

Robert Martin was an 82-year-old woman. She was reported missing a week ago. The police looked for her, but couldn't find her. They searched everywhere, including a wooded area near her home. Yesterday, they found some human remains in the woods. The police think the remains are Robert Martin's.

They took them to the doctor to figure out what happened. Martin's family had talked to her last Tuesday night, but when her neighbors went to visit her the next day, she was gone. The police are still investigating and trying to find out what happened to Robert Martin. No one is in jail yet, and the police are still looking for answers.

Has Roberta Martin Been Found?

No Roberta Martin has not been found alive, but her remains were found. Police found what they think are the remains of 82-year-old Roberta Martin in a wooded area off Sand Hill Road at around 11 a.m. on Sunday. Her remains will be checked by experts in Burlington.

Martin went missing from her Enosburgh home on Wednesday. Police have searched over 1,500 acres around her home but have not arrested anyone yet. They are still investigating and have asked anyone with information to contact them.

Where Was Roberta Martin Last seen?

Roberta Martin, 82, went missing from her home on Butternut Hollow Road in Enosburg, Vermont, on Wednesday. Neighbors checked on her just before noon and found she was gone. Her family last heard from her on Tuesday evening.

On Friday morning, the Vermont State Police searched her home and nearby property. They think her disappearance might be suspicious but can't give more details yet. The police are asking anyone who was in the area of Sand Hill Road and Butternut Hollow Road from 10 p.m. Tuesday to noon Wednesday to come forward with any information.