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Post by meme on May 13, 2012 10:17:14 GMT -5
Reward offered in Fort Morgan missing teen case Posted on: 3:47 pm, April 6, 2012, updated on: 01:30pm, April 12, 2012 FORT MORGAN, Colo. —Fort Morgan Police and Crime Stoppers are offering a $500 reward for information leading to the whereabouts of 17-year-old Kayla Chadwick. Chadwick disappeared on March 27 and was last seen in the 19500 block of County Road R7, according to Fort Morgan Police. She had recently been involved in an argument with her boyfriend who has been interviewed and is “cooperating with the investigation,” said Lt. Darin Sagel. Chadwick was wearing blue jeans, a plaid shirt covering a black lace spaghetti strap shirt, and black shoes. Anyone with information on this case is asked to contact the Fort Morgan Police Department at (970) 867-5678. You can also anonymous when reporting to Crime Stoppers by calling (970) 542-3411, or by going to cityoffortmorgan.com and select the “Crime Stoppers” tab on the home page. kdvr.com/2012/04/06/police-need-help-locating-missing-fort-morgan-teen/ |
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Post by meme on May 13, 2012 10:17:50 GMT -5
Kayla Chadwick Vanished After Fight With Boyfriend -- Where Is She? April 11, 2012 Seventeen-year-old Kayla Chadwick has been missing for around two weeks now and her story is just starting to get headline attention, but is it too late? The young Fort Morgan, Colorado woman has garnered the attention of Nancy Grace, but with so few details in the case there might be little hope unless the people who know her come forward with details that can lend to the investigation. It's reported that Kayla Chadwick disappeared after arguing with her boyfriend. However, the name of the young man or his age. The location of her disappearance, on the other hand, is quite rural so it's hard to imagine that she just wandered off and disappeared on her own free will. She's currently listed as an "endangered runaway," but as this source indicates, detectives are not ruling anything out regarding her being taken against her will. So who is this boyfriend of hers? Is his name being kept from the media because he, like Kayla, is underage? Or is this a young adult who doesn't want his identity thrown into the court of public opinion? Both scenarios are understandable, but it would be interesting to get more information about this alleged fight the young couple allegedly had. What was the fight over? Although that may seem like too personal a question, the context of their quarrel could lend to a clue in finding out what happened to her. Did this alleged fight between Chadwick and her unidentified boyfriend turn violent at all? Does this young man have a reputation among his peers? Knowing his identity could help in figuring out just what may have happened, and if this young man is in no way connected to her disappearance, it seems like other avenues could be investigated, such as the possibility of a stranger abduction, which does feel strange considering her rural location. news.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474981254763 |
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Post by meme on May 13, 2012 10:19:12 GMT -5
Reward fund for missing teen Kayla Chadwick info now up to $7,500 Posted: 05/01/2012 Fort Morgan Police continue to be frustrated in their investigation into the whereabouts of a missing 17-year-old Fort Morgan girl, and are still asking for the public's help. Crime Stoppers and private businesses and citizens have brought the reward for information leading to the whereabouts of Kayla Chadwick to $7,500 -- $7,000 of it from private businesses and citizens. Although investigators are still receiving daily tips, there have been no reported breakthroughs in the 34-day search. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Fort Morgan Police Department at 867-5678 or Crime Stoppers (tips can be left anonymously) at 542-3411 or by going to cityoffortmorgan.com and selecting the Crime Stoppers tab on the home page. In recent weeks dozens of tips have been investigated, raising hopes each time that this could be the tip that may lead to Chadwick, but none so far has been successful. Fort Morgan Police, aided by the FBI and Morgan County Sheriff's Department, have met regularly and are reassessing what they need to do to find the teenager, a senior at Fort Morgan High School. Chadwick has been missing since March 27. Several searches around the area by family and friends, including a massive search on foot, all-terrain vehicles and horseback and using a helicopter, have not turned up any significant information or clues. Fort Morgan Chief of Police Keith Kuretich said he was hopeful that the reward would motivate someone to call in. "Every tip that we get indicates that she's alive and well," he said. Family and friends have said that they do not believe Chadwick has run away. She was last seen at about 11 p.m. March 27 in the 19500 block of Morgan County Road R.7 -- E. Eighth Avenue -- following an argument with her boyfriend. The boyfriend has been interviewed and is cooperating with the investigation, police said. She is 5-foot-5, weighs about 135 pounds and his brown eyes and red hair with black tips. Her ears and tongue are pierced, and she has a tattoo on one ankle. She was last seen wearing a black spaghetti-strap tank top under a blue and white checkered button down shirt, blue jeans with the left leg cut mid-calf andblack leggings underneath and black DC shoes. Police have followed up leads all over the state of Colorado and the Front Range, as well as the State of Washington, looking at every possible scenario and not eliminating any of them nor focusing more on any one than another. "This has been a very frustrating case for the family, community and police," said Kuretich. "In fact, the community has been very responsive and has been assisting in doing searches around Fort Morgan and Morgan County since Kayla's disappearance." www.fortmorgantimes.com/fort-morgan-local-news/ci_20521878/reward-fund-missing-teen-kayla-chadwick-info-now |
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Post by meme on May 13, 2012 10:20:55 GMT -5
Police still seek missing local teen 05/12/2012 Fort Morgan Police are still looking for a 17-year-old Fort Morgan girl who has not been heard from by family since March. Family members told police that they last spoke with Kayla Chadwick on March 27 and that she was reported missing from the area of the 19500 block of County Road R.7 (E. Eighth Avenue) in the late evening hours. She was last seen wearing blue jeans, a plaid shirt covering a black lace spaghetti strap shirt, and black shoes. She is described as 5 feet, 5 inches tall and weighing 135 pounds, having red hair with black tips and brown eyes. Family members and friends are planning a search of the area Saturday, May 19, starting at 9 a .m. at Jensen Onion at E. Riverview Avenue and Barlow Road. They are seeking people to search on foot, horseback and by all-terrain vehicle. Several searches, one involving more than 100 people and a helicopter, have failed to turn up any substantial information. Authorities continue to receive about 10 tips a week, which are being followed up locally or with the assistance of other law enforcement agencies. Anyone with any information on the whereabouts of Chadwick is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 970-542-3411 or the police department at 970-867-5678. People can also report anonymously by going to cityoffortmorgan.com and selecting the "Crime Stoppers" tab on the left side of the home page. There is a reward of $7,500 donated by community members and police. www.fortmorgantimes.com/fort-morgan-local-news/ci_20604361/police-still-seek-missing-local-teen |
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Post by meme on May 18, 2012 21:42:33 GMT -5
Male body found near Hudson; Kayla Chadwick still missing Body was white man, 30 to 40 years old, not missing Fort Morgan teen Fort Morgan Times staff Posted: 05/17/2012 12:48:35 PM MDT A body found near Hudson Wednesday is not missing Fort Morgan teen Kayla Chadwick, Morgan County Sheriff Jim Crone has reported. The body wrapped in a tarp was found in Weld County near Interstate 76 Wednesday morning. The body is believed to be that of a white man, about 30 to 40 years old. Detectives began a homicide investigation at the scene, which is close to westbound I-76 and state Hwy. 52, the Hudson exit. Employees of the Farmers Reservoir and Irrigation Co. found the body Wednesday. Weld County Sheriff's Office spokesman Tim Schwartz says a couple of irrigation service workers found the body near a ditch. An autopsy is scheduled to determine the identity and cause of death of the man. Authorities say they hope the autopsy slated for today will help their investigation. Sheriff's deputies say the person didn't have identification. The body was wrapped in a blue tarp and had no obvious signs of injuries. Meanwhile, the search for Chadwick continues. Members of Chadwick's family told police that they last spoke with her on March 27 and that she was reported missing from the area of the 19500 block of County Road R.7 (E. Eighth Avenue) in the late evening hours. She was last seen wearing blue jeans, a plaid shirt covering a black lace spaghetti strap shirt, and black shoes. She is described as 5 feet, 5 inches tall and weighing 135 pounds, having red hair with black tips and brown eyes. Several searches, one involving more than 100 people and a helicopter, have failed to turn up any substantial information. Authorities continue to receive about 10 tips a week, which are being followed up locally or with the assistance of other law enforcement agencies. Anyone with any information on the whereabouts of Chadwick is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 970-542-3411 or the police department at 970-867-5678. People can also report anonymously by going to cityoffortmorgan.com and selecting the "Crime Stoppers" tab on the left side of the home page. There is a reward of $7,500 donated by community members and police. www.fortmorgantimes.com/fort-morgan-local-news/ci_20645131/male-body-found-near-hudson-kayla-chadwick-still |
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Post by meme on Jun 14, 2012 17:02:15 GMT -5
Another search Saturday for missing Fort Morgan teen Kayla Chadwick Posted: 06/07/2012 10:45:41 AM MDT Another search for missing Fort Morgan teenager Kayla Chadwick is scheduled for Saturday. Searchers will meet at Jenson Onion at E. Riverview Avenue and Barlow Road at 9 a.m. People to search on foot, on all-terrain vehicles and on horseback are needed, as well as people to handle paperwork and bring baked goods and other refreshments. Several similar searches have not come up with any substantial leads. Fort Morgan police, with help from the Morgan County Sheriff's Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, continue to try to track down leads, but Chadwick's whereabouts are still unknown. She was reported missing from the Fort Morgan area after being last seen in the area of the 19500 block of County Road R.7 (E. Eighth Avenue) in the late evening hours of March 27. She was last seen wearing blue jeans, a plaid shirt covering a black lace spaghetti strap shirt, and black shoes. She is described as 5 feet, 5 inches tall and weighing 135 pounds, having red hair with black tips and brown eyes. She had recently been involved in an argument with her boyfriend, according to police. The boyfriend has been interviewed and is cooperating with the investigation. Police have followed up leads all over the state of Colorado and the Front Range, as well as the state of Washington. The community has also been contributing to a growing reward fund for information that might lead to Chadwick. The reward for information in the case has been reported at $7,500, with $7,000 of that from private donations and $500 from Crimestoppers. The local Crimestoppers telephone line is (970) 542-3411 or anyone with information can call the police department at (970) 867-5678. People can also report anonymously by going to cityoffortmorgan.com and select the "Crime Stoppers" tab on the left side of the home page. www.fortmorgantimes.com/fort-morgan-local-news/ci_20804027/another-search-saturday-missing-fort-morgan-teen-kayla/ |
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Post by meme on Jul 7, 2012 12:21:25 GMT -5
Police still looking for missing Fort Morgan teen Kayla Chadwick Fort Morgan police investigators are still following leads in the case of a teenage girl, who went missing from the Fort Morgan area after being last seen in the area of the 19500 block of County Road R.7 (East 8th Avenue) in the late evening hours of March 27. And family and friends of Kayla Chadwick plan a search and fundraiser Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Jensen Onion at Barlow Road and E. Riverview Avenue. Searchers said they need people on horseback, riding all-terrain vehicles and on foot to help in the search, the latest in several attempts to find leads on Kayla. Bottled water is also needed. Several activities (such as a bounce house, vendor booths and face painting) and refreshments are planned at the search and fundraiser. Fort Morgan Police Chief Keith Kuretich wants the community to know that law enforcement is very much involved in continuing to follow up and making progress in piecing together evidence to figure out what happened to Kayla. The 17-year-old girl was last seen after having an argument with her boyfriend. She was wearing blue jeans, a plaid shirt covering a black lace spaghetti strap shirt, and black shoes. She is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighing 135 pounds, having red hair with black tips and brown eyes. Police are uncertain what happened to Kayla and continue to follow leads and people of interest in the case. "We all are hoping for some resolution and need to determine the truth in what has happened to her and are still asking for the public's help," Kuretich said. The local Crime Stoppers telephone line is 970-542-3411, or call the police department at 970-867-5678. Those with tips can also report anonymously by going to cityoffortmorgan.com and selecting the "Crime Stoppers" tab on the left side of the home page. Crime Stoppers and current and former area residents have contributed or pledged funds totaling $7,500 or more for information leading to Kayla's whereabouts. www.fortmorgantimes.com/fort-morgan-local-news/ci_20963185/police-still-looking-missing-fort-morgan-teen-kayla |
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Post by meme on Jul 7, 2012 12:23:43 GMT -5
Another search Saturday for missing teen Kayla Chadwick Fort Posted: 06/01/2012 01:28:55 PM MDT Updated: 06/01/2012 02:15:09 PM MDT Community members looking for a missing Fort Morgan teenager are planning another search around Morgan County Saturday. Kayla Chadwick, 17, has been missing since March 27. Volunteers are asked to meet at 9 a.m. at Jensen Onion on the corner of Barlow Road and Riverview Avenue across from Burger King south of Interstate 76 exit 82. Horses, all-terrain vehicles and walkers are needed. Those on foot should wear good walking shoes and consider bringing walking sticks. Water, ice and snacks for volunteers are also needed. Several similar searches have not come up with any substantial leads. Fort Morgan police, with help from the Morgan County Sheriff's Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, continue to try to track down leads, but Chadwick's whereabouts are still unknown. She was reported missing from the Fort Morgan area after being last seen in the area of the 19500 block of County Road R.7 (E. Eighth Avenue) in the late evening hours of March 27, 2012. She was last seen wearing blue jeans, a plaid shirt covering a black lace spaghetti strap shirt, and black shoes. She is described as 5 feet, 5 inches tall and weighing 135 pounds, having red hair with black tips and brown eyes. She had recently been involved in an argument with her boyfriend, according to police. The boyfriend has been interviewed and is cooperating with the investigation. Police have followed up leads all over the state of Colorado and the Front Range, as well as the state of Washington. The community has also been contributing to a growing reward fund for information that might lead to Chadwick. The reward for information in the case has been reported at $7,500, with $7,000 of that from private donations and $500 from Crimestoppers. The local Crimestoppers telephone line is 970-542-3411 or anyone with information can call the police department at 970-867-5678. People can also report anonymously by going to www.cityoffortmorgan.com'>cityoffortmorgan.com and select the "Crime Stoppers" tab on the left side of the home page. www.brushnewstribune.com/ci_20761571/another-search-saturday-missing-teen-kayla-chadwick?refresh=no&webredirect=&stopvalue=&stopparam= |
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Post by meme on Jul 7, 2012 12:24:15 GMT -5
Search for missing Fort Morgan teen Kayla Chadwick continues Family raising funds for search Posted: 07/02/2012 10:33:22 AM MDT Family, friends and volunteers continued the search for missing local teen Kayla Chadwick, 17, on Saturday. They planned to search at Bijou Reservoir and the surrounding area, and perhaps the Chartier Ponds area, said searcher Curt Dykes. This is part of an effort to search all the nearby areas of the county for the girl who went missing about three months ago. Much of the area surrounding Fort Morgan has been searched, and this completes a circle. Searchers have combed Fort Morgan thoroughly, with no sign of the girl, Dykes said. Those organizing the hunt also had a little fair, complete with a dunking pool, vendor booths and face painting to raise funds to continue the searches. Those funds will go for supplies to support the searches and getting the word out on the missing girl. Anything left over goes to Crime Stoppers. Fort Morgan police investigators have said they are still following leads in the case of a teenage girl, who went missing from the Fort Morgan area after being last seen in the area of the 19500 block of County Road R.7 (East 8th Avenue) in the late evening hours of March 27. Several activities (such as a bounce house, vendor booths and face painting) and refreshments were planned at the search and fundraiser. Fort Morgan Police Chief Keith Kuretich said he wants the community to know that law enforcement is very much involved in continuing to follow up and making progress in piecing together evidence to figure out what happened to Kayla. The girl was last seen after having an argument with her boyfriend. She was wearing blue jeans, a plaid shirt covering a black lace spaghetti strap shirt, and black shoes. She is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighing 135 pounds, having red hair with black tips and brown eyes. Police are uncertain what happened to Kayla and continue to follow leads and people of interest in the case. "We all are hoping for some resolution and need to determine the truth in what has happened to her and are still asking for the public's help," Kuretich said. The local Crime Stoppers telephone line is 970-542-3411, or call the police department at 970-867-5678. Those with tips can also report anonymously by going to cityoffortmorgan.com and selecting the "Crime Stoppers" tab on the left side of the home page. Crime Stoppers and current and former area residents have contributed or pledged funds totaling $7,500 or more for information leading to Kayla's whereabouts. www.fortmorgantimes.com/fort-morgan-local-news/ci_20989695/search-missing-fort-morgan-teen-kayla-chadwick-continues |
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Post by meme on Aug 11, 2012 17:50:34 GMT -5
Missing girl's family, friends to observe 18th Kayla Chadwick missing for months Posted: 08/11/2012 09:05:14 AM MDT Updated: 08/11/2012 11:44:28 AM MDT Friends and family of Kayla Chadwick will celebrate the missing local girl's 18th birthday Sunday at Riverside Park. The group will gather at 2 p.m. near the nature trails and will hold a balloon launch at 3 p.m. There will be balloon launches in 17 states in Kayla's honor, said her mother, Robin Adams. The gathering is to thank people who have helped search for the missing girl and helped support the family through the ordeal, Adams said. Fort Morgan police investigators have said they are still following leads in the case of a teenage girl, who went missing from the Fort Morgan area after being last seen in the area of the 19500 block of County Road R.7 (East 8th Avenue) in the late evening hours of March 27. The girl was last seen after having an argument with her boyfriend, who police said has been interviewed and cooperated with the investigation. She was wearing blue jeans, a plaid shirt covering a black lace spaghetti strap shirt, and black shoes. She is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighing 135 pounds, having red hair with black tips and brown eyes. Those with information that could lead to her whereabouts are asked to call the Fort Morgan Police Department at 867-5678 or Crime Stoppers at 542-3411. Those with tips can also report anonymously by going to cityoffortmorgan.com and selecting the "Crime Stoppers" tab on the left side of the home page. Crime Stoppers and current and former area residents have contributed or pledged funds totaling $7,500 or more for information leading to Kayla's whereabouts. www.brushnewstribune.com/ci_21287240/missing-girls-family-friends-observe-18th |
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Post by meme on Nov 20, 2012 4:16:08 GMT -5
Fort Morgan teen Kayla Chadwick remains missing Westminster case hits close to home Fort Morgan Times staff Posted: 10/18/2012 06:11:42 PM MDT The recent case of a missing girl in Westminster hits close to home in Fort Morgan as local police continue to seek information on the case of Kayla Chadwick, who has been missing since late March 2012. This remains an active investigation. Police hope the recent events in Westminster, including the discovery and identification of the body of Jessica Ridgway, 10, will renew awareness about the fact that Kayla remains missing, and perhaps additional information will emerge. Fort Morgan police continue to seek assistance from the community with any information about Kayla. Investigators have followed up on numerous leads across the state and even out of state. Police remain hopeful she will be reunited with her family. Since she went missing, Kayla had a birthday and is now 18 years old. Family and friends gathered at Riverside Park to celebrate her birthday and launch balloons in her honor. Kayla was last seen In Fort Morgan the evening of March 27, and is described as being 5 feet, 5 inches tall and weighing approximately 135 pounds, with brown eyes and red hair. At the time of her disappearance she was wearing blue jeans, a plaid shirt covering a black top and black shoes. In the nearly seven months since she went missing, several searches have been conducted around the Fort Morgan area where Kayla was last seen. Family, friends and volunteers searched on foot, on horseback, on all-terrain vehicles and by helicopter. Police have completed numerous interviews and have investigated all tips they have received. Fort Morgan Police have received assistance from several agencies, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, the Morgan County Sheriff's Department and other local law enforcement agencies. www.fortmorgantimes.com/fort-morgan-local-news/ci_21800643/fort-morgan-teen-kayla-chadwick-remains-missing |
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Post by meme on Aug 13, 2013 21:07:23 GMT -5
July 5, 2013 11:45 AM Kayla Chadwick Found: Police locate remains of Colo. teen who disappeared in 2012(CBS/AP) FORT MORGAN, Colo. - Police in Fort Morgan, Colo. say that DNA tests have confirmed that human remains found last week are that of missing teenager Kayla Chadwick. The girl had been missing since March of last year, when she was 17, CBS Denver reported. Police have said that Chadwick disappeared after an argument with her 19-year-old boyfriend, Ivan Torralba. The two were senior classmates at Fort Morgan High School. Police said the cause of Chadwick's death remains unknown. Her remains were found in a rural area about one mile east of Highway 52 and the Fort Morgan Municipal Airport, according to the station. Police have not said what led them to that area. Officers rearrested Chadwick's boyfriend last month on a drug violation. He was on bond on perjury charges related to the girl's disappearance. However, he has not been charged with committing a crime against Chadwick and has not been named a suspect. "We're looking at the overall investigation. Looking at every possible person that we can that's been or could be involved in the case," Fort Morgan Police Lt. Jared Crone said, according to the station. www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-57592426-504083/kayla-chadwick-found-police-locate-remains-of-colo-teen-who-disappeared-in-2012/ |
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Post by meme on Aug 13, 2013 21:10:36 GMT -5
Remains of missing Fort Morgan teen Kayla Chadwick found after 16 monthsFORT MORGAN, Colo. — New developments in the case of Kayla Chadwick, a Fort Morgan teenager missing for 16 months, have finally lead investigators to the grim discovery of her remains, according to Fort Morgan Police. Police confirmed the remains were found about a mile east of the Fort Morgan Municipal Airport, and said those remains were identified as Chadwick’s through the use of DNA on Wednesday. The cause of death remains unknown. Earlier this week, police announced there was new evidence and a possible new crime scene related to her disappearance in March 2012. Kayla Chadwick was just 17 when she vanished after a fight with her boyfriend. Since then, tips coming into police have been minimal until a few weeks ago, when tips led police to execute search warrants and collect evidence that resulted in the first major break in the case. “The longer things go, people have a tendency of giving us more information, feeling more comfortable talking with law enforcement and passing information,” Fort Morgan Police Lt. Jared Crone said. “That’s what it’s come down to at this point,” Tips and new information led police to execute three search warrants at what they say could be a crime scene — the home of Chadwick’s ex-boyfriend, Ivan Torralba. They also searched and collected evidence in an area near his home. Investigators say they gathered evidence at what could be a third crime scene — an isolated area off Morgan County Rd. W and Highway 52. That is where Chadwick’s remains were eventually found. Now the hope is that Chadwick’s remains will speak volumes and lead to answers about what happened to a girl who has been gone for so long. Chadwick’s aunt, Chris Ferguson, said the family is hopeful there will be justice. Torralba is back in jail after police found him with marijuana, which violates his bond conditions in a perjury case unrelated to Chadwick’s disappearance. kdvr.com/2013/07/04/remains-of-missing-fort-morgan-teen-kayla-chadwick-found-after-one-year/
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Post by meme on Aug 13, 2013 21:16:50 GMT -5
Remembering Kayla Chadwick
Posted on: 8:45 pm, August 11, 2013, by Web Staff, updated on: 09:08pm, August 11, 2013
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Post by meme on Aug 13, 2013 21:26:24 GMT -5
New Details Emerge In Kayla Chadwick Death CaseFORT MORGAN, Colo. (CBS4) – Police haven’t named any suspects in the death of Fort Morgan teenager Kayla Chadwick who went missing 16 months ago, but they are focusing on her former boyfriend and his mother.CBS4 Investigator Rick Sallinger obtained statements Chadwick’s boyfriend, Ivan Torralba, and his mother, Lucila Torralba, made to a grand jury. Investigators say the statements aren’t true. Both have been charged with lying to the grand juryChadwick had a fight with Ivan Torralba in which he claimed she pulled a gun on him and struck him, drawing blood. She was charged and a warrant was issued for her arrest in part to get her home if it turned out she was simply a runaway. District Attorney Brittny Lewton now calls the gun a weapon of interest in the case. Before Chadwick’s body was recently found in a field a grand jury had been investigating her disappearance. Ivan Torralba was indicted, accused of tampering with physical evidence involving Chadwick and lying to the grand jury on several questions the prosecutor asked him.“Prior to March 27, 2012 (when kayla disappeared), did you ever possess a .357 revolver?” the prosecutor asked Ivan Torralba. “No, I did not ever possess a .357,” he replied. “Did you go to Rainbow Park with Slava and Jose to retrieve this .357 gun, revolver on the 28th?” the prosecutor asked. “No, we never went to look for a gun,” Ivan Torralba said. In each answer prosecutors say Ivan Torralba lied. CBS4 Legal Analyst Karen Steinhauser says the charges are serious. “Perjury and attempt to influence a public official are charges that go to the heart of our entire system,” Steinhauser said. Ivan’s mother Lucila is also charged with lying to the grand jury. “When was the last time you saw Kayla?” the prosecutor asked her. “It would probably be like Saturday,” she answered. Prosecutors believe she lied. Ivan Torralba’s attorney said in no uncertain terms that his client is not involved in a homicide. He said Torralba is cooperating and assisting in the investigation. The district attorney said that is true only on occasion. denver.cbslocal.com/2013/07/13/new-details-emerge-in-kayla-chadwick-death-case/
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