In the Highland Park neighborhood of Seattle, Washington, 49-year-old Kathleen Leslie Mongrain, a mother of two, disappeared in March 2018. She was last seen in person on March 9, 2018, and the last confirmed contact anyone had with her was a phone conversation with a family member on March 10, 2018. At the time of her disappearance, Kathleen was an employee at Home Depot. She is described as a white female with blonde hair and green eyes, standing at 5'9' and weighing around 130 pounds. Kathleen has several distinctive tattoos, including a dragon on her chest, another dragon on her upper arm or shoulder, and the phrase 'Just a Girl' tattooed on her wrist.
Initial online rumors suggested that Kathleen's home had been found in disarray, but these reports were later confirmed to be inaccurate. The Seattle Police Department investigated her disappearance and found no evidence of foul play. Based on her final communications with her family and evidence found at her home, there is a belief that she may have been experiencing a mental health crisis and left of her own accord. However, this has not been definitively confirmed.
Despite investigations by both the Seattle Police Department and private investigators, no trace of Kathleen has been found since she vanished. There have been no confirmed sightings of her, and her case remains an open investigation with the Seattle Police Department. The lack of any significant leads has left her family searching for answers for years. The case of Kathleen Mongrain is a perplexing one, marked by an abrupt and complete lack of communication from a woman who was a mother and an employee, leaving behind a life with no clear explanation. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance, particularly the suggestion of a mental health crisis, add a layer of complexity and sorrow to the ongoing mystery of what happened to her after her last phone call in March of 2018.
Last Seen: Mar 10, 2018
