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Kelli Bordeaux​
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) -- Police said Wednesday morning they were using cell phone information to target their search for a missing 23-year-old soldier.
Pfc. Kelli Bordeaux has not been seen since April 14 when she left Froggy Bottoms bar in the 6300 block of Ramsey Street around 1:20 a.m. Saturday.
At a news conference Wednesday morning, Fayetteville Police Chief Tom Bergamine said officers had set up a command post and were focusing on the area from Ramsey St. up the Interstate 295 corridor because that was the last place records show Bordeaux's mobile phone pinged a cell phone tower.
Bergamine said Bordeaux's disappearance is suspicious, as her supervisors at Fort Bragg described her as a reliable person.
"She is not the type of person who would come up AWOL or missing," said Bergamine.

Bordeaux is married. Bergamine said her husband was not with her at the bar Saturday night.
ABC11 has learned police have questioned a 26-year-old registered sex offender who sources say picked Bordeaux up Friday night from her apartment, took her to the bar, and allegedly took her back to her home. ABC11 is not naming the man because he has not been charged with any crime.

Investigators were also looking at a campsite in a wooded area behind Froggy Bottoms that could be linked to the case.
Family members described Bordeaux as 5' 1" tall and weighing 102 pounds. She has blond hair and brown eyes. She was reportedly last seen wearing a pink tube top with spaghetti straps and black shorts.
Tuesday evening, Bordeaux's sister held an emotional news conference in front of the Fayetteville Police Department.
"Being a soldier to Kelly isn't something she'd jeopardize for anything," said Bordeaux's sister, Olivia Cox. "Missing work isn't something that's in character for Kelli. This is an out of character thing to happen to my sister."

Cox said she had no theory about what happened to her sister.

"I just want my sister home," said Cox. "Please give her back," said Cox. "Please just return my sister."
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The Army said Bordeaux, whose full name is Kelli Marie Bordeaux, is assigned to the 601st Area Support Medical Company, 261st Multifunctional Medical
http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/story?section=news/local&id=8626014

Kelli Bordeaux Missing: Fort Bragg Solider Last Seen At Bar, Now ‘May Be In Danger’
APRIL 18 2012
Fort Bragg soldier Pfc. Kelli Bordeaux, 23 is considered missing and possibly in danger by friends and family.
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"There is some information we've gathered that makes us concerned for her safety," said Fayetteville Police spokesperson Gavin MacRoberts to ABC News. He refused to give any more details due to the ongoing investigation.

Sometime during the night, Bordeaux sent two text messages, one of which said "got home safely." An army official didn't know who the text was sent to or what the other text said, according to CNN.

Her mother, Johnna Henson, doesn't believe the story police officials are telling her. She said her daughter was "spooked" while someone was driving her home. Bordeaux apparently told the driver to let her out before she reached home, her mother said, according to CNN.
"[Police] told me they think that someone picked her up and took her to the bar and she had a good time at the bar and did karaoke and was acting silly and having fun. And then supposedly someone was going to give her a ride home from the bar. That's where the story doesn't quite add up," said Hanson to NBC.

Henson doesn't believe her daughter reached home.
"I don't think she got home from the bar and supposedly the person who dropped her off...uhmm...something supposedly spooked her in the car he told them one time. That she didn't want to get out of the car, yet she got out of the car and that's the part I don't understand. If something spooked her why would she get out of the car and, you know, go forward," said Hanson.
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"Kelli is a good soldier," Cox told CNN. "Kelli is not a soldier who would go AWOL."

"She wanted her future to be securely in place and she knew joining the military would do that. Being a soldier, for Kellie, is something she wouldn't jeopardize for anything. Missing working isn't something that's in character for Kellie," said Cox to NBC.
hENson told ABC News she was having difficulty dealing with Bordeaux's disappearance. Henson and Cox are aiding in the search.

"I can't function not knowing where she is. How can someone hurt her?" Henson said. "I lost my mother and my husband within a three months span. I can't deal with losing my child. I can't deal with anymore loss."
Bordeaux is described as 5 feet tall, weighing in at 99 pounds, with blond hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing pink halter top and black shorts.
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"She joined the military to make her family proud," said Cox. "She just wanted to have that future securely in place. She knew the military would do that."
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http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/329859/20120418/fort-bragg-soldier-kelli-bordeaux-missing-danger.htm
Kelli Bordeaux Facebook
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99lbs, damn. Hope she is found but these never seem to end well.

these cases always bring Holly Bobo back to mind,not that Ive forgotten her but just the stats of how many people go missing a day is a nightmare
America's Missing
2300 a day
http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/criminal_mind/forensics/americas_missing/2.html

I checked 5 diff sites and each one gave same amount of people a day
Huh guess Canada doesnt have missing people cant find any stats (insert sarcastic snotty face of the day here)
 
I saw on the noon news the bartender who was working that night admitted he drove her home
but said hes got nothing to do with her missing
Now in the next breath they posted info on him being a RSO



Search resumes for missing Fort Bragg soldier
CNN) -- Investigators returned to a North Carolina pond on Thursday morning as police continued their search for a missing Fort Bragg soldier.

A lead in the case of Pfc. Kelli Bordeaux led to the deployment of a dive team in nearby Eastover, said spokesman Gavin MacRoberts of the Fayetteville Police Department.

Eastover is northeast of Fayetteville, in Cumberland County.

Police Chief Tom Bergamine said Wednesday night he could not discuss leads in the case.

Detectives have spoken with one of the last people known to have contact with Bordeaux, the chief said. That person is a convicted sex offender."Anybody that had last seen her on the early morning of Saturday is someone we want to talk to," Bergamine said.

Police and the military also searched an area near a Fayetteville bar where Bordeaux was last seen and last used her cell phone, authorities said.

The soldier, 23, left the Froggy Bottoms bar early Saturday, police have said. The GI had been drinking and was given a ride home by a bar employee, according to a U.S. Army official who spoke on condition of anonymity.

At some point, the Army official said, Bordeaux sent two text messages. One said, "Got home safely." The official did not know who the text was sent to or the contents of the second text message.

The areas to be searched are near the bar and Interstate 295, Bergamine told reporters earlier Wednesday. Records showed Bordeaux's cell phone "pinging" off a tower nearby early Saturday, he said.

Authorities have talked with "numerous individuals" as part of the investigation into Bordeaux's disappearance, he said. They include Bordeaux's husband, who did not accompany her to the bar, he said. Officers believe the husband was not in town at the time of his wife's disappearance.

Asked whether police believe Bordeaux is in danger, Bergamine said authorities are suspicious that no one has heard from her, adding she is described as "a very good soldier, not the type of person that would come up AWOL or missing."

Bergamine refused to comment on several questions, including one about the text messages. On whether Bordeaux is believed to be a random victim, Bergamine would say only that the case is classified as a missing-persons case, and "there is a lot that is not known."

The Army official said police searched Bordeaux's apartment and vehicle, but the official did not know where the vehicle was found. Bordeaux was reported missing Monday when she failed to report for duty, the official said.

Bordeaux's older sister, Olivia Cox, told reporters Tuesday it was out of character for Bordeaux to miss work.

Bordeaux's mother, Johnna Henson, said police had told her that an individual gave her daughter a ride to the bar, where she took part in karaoke. Henson told HLN's Jane Velez-Mitchell on Tuesday that her daughter was "spooked" while someone was driving her home, and that Bordeaux reportedly told the driver to let her out before she reached her apartment. Henson said she does not believe her daughter arrived home.

Bordeaux is described as being 5 feet tall and weighing 99 pounds, with blond hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing black shorts and a pink halter top, police said. Bordeaux is from St. Cloud, Florida, and lives off base, according to Jackie Thomas, Fort Bragg spokeswoman.

A health service specialist, Bordeaux is assigned to the 601st Area Support Medical Company, 261st Multifunctional Medical Battalion, 44th Medical Brigade.

Bordeaux and her civilian husband have been married two years, according to Cox.

The sisters last communicated on Friday.

"I texted her. And we laughed and joked and everything was happy," Cox said.
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http://www.cnn.com/2012/04/19/justice/north-carolina-soldier/index.html?hpt=ju_c1
 
Search of pond completed in missing GI case
(CNN) -- Police seeking a missing Fort Bragg soldier Thursday concluded their search of a pond northeast of Fayetteville, North Carolina, saying no new leads were developed from the effort.

A lead in the case of Pfc. Kelli Bordeaux led to the deployment of a dive team in nearby Eastover, said spokesman Gavin MacRoberts of the Fayetteville Police Department.

Police Chief Tom Bergamine told reporters Thursday afternoon that investigators will continue talking with those who were at a Fayetteville bar where Bordeaux was last seen early Saturday. He would not talk about whether anybody traveled with Bordeaux to the club.

"We are still doing additional interviews and nothing new has developed," the chief said.

The disappearance remained a missing-person case.
Detectives have spoken with one of the last people known to have contact with Bordeaux, the chief said. That person is a convicted sex offender
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http://www.cnn.com/2012/04/19/justice/north-carolina-soldier/index.html?hpt=ju_c1
 
Reward offered one year after Fort Bragg soldier's disappearance

CNN) -- It's been one year since Fort Bragg soldier Kelli Bordeaux went missing, and there's now a reward being offered for information that could help authorities solve the mystery, according to police in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

The military is offering $25,000 for information that could help explain what happened to Pfc. Bordeaux, Detective Jeff Locklear told CNN on Monday.

Last April, police and the military searched an area near a Fayetteville bar where Bordeaux was last seen and last used her cell phone, authorities then told CNN.

[...]
The 23-year-old soldier left the Froggy Bottoms bar early on a Saturday, police told CNN then. She had been drinking and was given a ride home by a bar employee, according to a U.S. Army official who spoke on condition of anonymity at the time of that story.

At some point, the Army official said, Bordeaux sent two text messages.

One said, "got home safely."

The official did not know who the text was sent to or the contents of the second text message.

Last April, Fayetteville Police Chief Tom Bergamine said that Bordeaux was described as a "very good soldier, not the type of person that would come up AWOL or missing."

The Army official told CNN that police searched Bordeaux's apartment and vehicle, but the official did not know where the vehicle was found. Bordeaux was reported missing on April 16 of last year when she failed to report for duty, the official said.
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Bordeaux's mother, Johnna Henson, said she had been told by police that an individual gave her daughter a ride to the bar, where Bordeaux sang karaoke.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/04/15/us/north-carolina-bragg-soldier-reward/index.html?hpt=ju_c2
 
A Fort Bragg, N.C., combat medic who has been missing since April 14, 2012, has been declared dead, Army officials announced today.

Spc. Kelli M. Bordeaux was declared deceased May 20 by the Army adjutant general, Brig. Gen. David K. MacEwen, based on the findings and recommendations of a board of inquiry.

The board, convened to review Bordeaux’s duty status, was conducted by Human Resources Command.

The ruling does not presume that Bordeaux is dead, but allows for her benefits to be transferred to her family, officials said.

Bordeaux’s husband and mother were notified May 20 of the change in her status.
http://www.armytimes.com/article/20130522/NEWS/305220030/Missing-soldier-declared-dead
 
Fayetteville, North Carolina (Reuters) - The remains of former U.S. Army combat medic, Kelli Bordeaux, were found Wednesday morning in a wooded area about four miles from the North Carolina bar where she was last seen alive more than two years ago.

Nicholas Michael Holbert, 27, who had been interviewed a number of times by investigators after her disappearance, was taken into custody and will be charged with first-degree murder, according to Fayetteville Police Chief Harold Medlock.

Holbert was at the scene with detectives when they found the remains not far from the bar where Bordeaux once worked and the lean-to type shelter where she lived, Medlock said.

"With the help of a citizen, we were able to bring this case to a conclusion of locating (Private) Bordeaux," Medlock told reporters.

After the disappearance in late April 2012, the bar owner said that he had seen Holbert and Bordeaux together.
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http://news.yahoo.com/remains-missing-fort-bragg-medic-found-suspect-arrested-231023886.html
 
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Nicholas Holbert​
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Nicholas Holbert is accused in the murder of Kelli Bordeaux, who went missing in April 2012.

Today Holbert faced a judge for the first time, where the judge ordered that Holbert be held on no bond.

He's charged with murder and kidnapping, and could be facing the death penalty.

Investigators were back at the scene in Fayetville North Carolina where Kelly Bordeaux's remains were found, in a deeply wooded area.

It wasn't far from where Bordeaux was last seen, at the Froggy Bottoms Bar, more than two years ago.

According to the Fayetville Observer, Police say Nicholas Holbert offered Bordeaux a ride.

When they got to the parking lot Holbert is accused of knocking her unconscious.

Police say he then took Bordeaux back to his campsite behind the bar where investigators say he beat her in the head until she was dead.

Then he’s accused of taking her body to a wooded area and burying her.

"It was a place that he simply located at the spur of the moment," said Chief Harold Medlock, Fayetteville Police.

Holbert has been a main suspect in the case since the very beginning.

He came forward to detectives out of the blue, and led them to Bordeaux's body.
Yesterday's news gave Kelli Bordeaux's family some relief.

But they are still struggling with why he took her from them.

"The detective said it best, when a monster does something you can’t understand it unless you’re a monster yourself and I think that’s the best way. I’m trying to find some kind of reasoning and rationale to make it so that it makes sense why someone would do this and I can’t because I’m not like him. I don’t want to be like him," said Olivia Cox, Kelli Bordeaux’s Sister
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http://www.mynews13.com/content/new...icles/cfn/2014/5/15/accused_killer_of_ke.html
 
I'm just sad they found her dead I was hoping she had a stalker and was on the run also my fingers are fat and i didn't realize i rated it at all
 
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That number is completely mind blowing! Wtf? Where do they all go???

Sorry for the posting errors above. Please forgive me- user error.
 
yeah I was shocked at the number that go missing each day

I'm BEYOND SHOCKED!!! That is completely unfuckingreal to me! Next time someone looks at me crazy because I don't let my 8yr old play outside alone.... wow. I am STUNNED by this. SCARY! I don't want to play outside alone now either. :bookworm:
 
I'm BEYOND SHOCKED!!! That is completely unfuckingreal to me! Next time someone looks at me crazy because I don't let my 8yr old play outside alone.... wow. I am STUNNED by this. SCARY! I don't want to play outside alone now either. :bookworm:
yeah I was always outside with mine when they played out and we had the stuff in the yard and all the kids gathered here but that's fine I knew where mine were
 
yeah I was always outside with mine when they played out and we had the stuff in the yard and all the kids gathered here but that's fine I knew where mine were

A friend of mine disappeared on his way home from a greenbelt we all hung out at, and was found brutally murdered the next day. While they have had a "primary suspect" he has not been arrested for Jakeob's murder. I was 12.. I learned at a very young age that people take kids to hurt and kill them- some even get away with it...
I try so hard, to give my son some space as he's growing up, but I won't let him out of my sight. I can't help it. As a parent, I think of Jakeob (and his family) often. I cannot imagine their pain. More than 20 yrs later, I am that overprotective parent because I never forgot my childhood friend or the horrible manner in which he died. Life changed after that day. Hope you are still playing in Heaven, Jakeob.
 
Wow they finally found that poor girl... wanna know something scarier? Theres been at least 3 bodies found in various places since she went missing...of course it wasnt her, but who are the others?? I dont think the cops ever figured out who they were... and people wonder why i hate living in Cumberland County... crime stats are crazy around here!
 
7 August 2015:

Nicholas Holbert, charged with first-degree murder after the remains of missing Fort Bragg soldier Kelli Bordeaux were found in 2014, entered a guilty plea Friday in a Cumberland County courtroom.

The plea agreement includes a sentence of life in prison without parole.

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District Attorney Billy West said Holbert hit Bordeaux in the face as he was dropping her off because she confronted him about his sex offender status. The blow knocked her out.

He then took her to a makeshift camp where he was living in the woods behind Froggy Bottoms. She came too and started to yell. Holbert then beat her to death.

[...]

While serving his life sentence, Holbert will receive psychiatric counseling and substance abuse treatment
http://abc11.com/news/man-charged-in-kelli-bordeauxs-death-pleads-guilty/910396/
 
While serving his life sentence, Holbert will receive psychiatric counseling and substance abuse treatment
Why? Why exactly does he need substance abuse treatment? He's in prison, seems like AdSeg for the rest of his miserable life should make for a good enough rehab for him.
 
man, I don't think she would have confronted him on his sex offender status had he not brought it up on the ride home. what I mean is, I doubt he was all, "hey, i'm about to shut down, you want a ride home, and by the way, I am a sex offender". and as jacked up as this guy seems to be, I really doubt she confronted him as much as asked him what he did. and here I was the entire time thinking that felons couldn't serve alcohol. I suppose it is a state to state kinda thing.
 
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