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OZARK, Mo. (KY3) - Law enforcement are continuing the search for evidence in an Ozark couple’s disappearance. The man and woman have been missing for almost two years now.
Ozark Police Chief Justin Arnold his department has not received a lot of tips about where Quincey Hill and Kenneth Webb might be. Thursday morning, officers did get a new tip and asked the Christian County Sheriff’s Office for help.
OZARK, Mo. – An Ozark mother continuing her search for answers after her daughter went missing four years ago.
She hired a private investigator after the remains of her daughter, Quincey Hill were identified earlier this year.
“I wanted answers,” Ashley Stogner said. “I wanted to know.”
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - February 3 is National Missing Persons Day. Here is a list of the missing persons from the Ozarks as of February 3.
The names are listed by date with the nearest location last seen.
May 1, 2019
Unknown Missing
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Hill and her boyfriend, Kenneth "Stephen" Webb, disappeared from Ozark, Missouri on May 1, 2019.
They were last seen in the vicinity of the Hilltop Vista mobile home park on Longview Road at 7:30 a.m. Both had dark blue backpacks containing food and survival gear at the time they went missing.
Neither of them have ever been heard from again. Hill and Webb didn't own a vehicle and usually walked to get where they wanted to go, often staying at campgrounds in the Stone County and Christian County.
The couple's cellular phone had always been unreliable and is no longer in service. It's not uncharacteristic of them to go for a day or so without getting in touch with their loved ones, but they have never been missing for this long.
Their cases remain unsolved.
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