Pat Hubbard 53 Missing Since 2/9/08 from Louisville, Kentucky

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Metro Police are searching for a 53-year-old Louisville woman who has been missing since Saturday.

Pat Hubbard's family is worried she might be in danger.

"If my mom is out there, I want her to call somebody,” said Hubbard’s daughter, Jennifer Vincent. “Let somebody know that she's OK, because the whole family is worried about her. Even though we're not there for her, we are now… If anybody knows where she is, call the police. Call, if it's someone that we know, just have them call the family. Somebody."

Hubbard's family filed a missing person's report with Metro Police on Sunday. She was last seen some time Saturday near her home off of Dixie Highway.

"They called me Sunday and said it wasn't looking good and that nobody had heard from her," Vincent said.

She said it's very unlike her mother to just leave without telling someone where she went.

"I think something's happened to her. I'm not trying to give up all hope but with what's going on,” Vincent said. “She would have called somebody by now."

Metro Police homicide detectives said they have spoken to Hubbard's husband as part of their investigation. They confirm she had a domestic violence order out against him that required no unlawful contact.

However, they are not naming him as a suspect because they don't yet have proof a crime happened.

"I tried to think of things realistically," said Vincent. "I'm trying to get through it. I got to hold myself together for my kids."

Vincent is hoping that reality will include a phone call from her mother to say she's OK.

"I love my mother regardless of the situation,” she said. “I love her and I never wished any harm on her."

Pat Hubbard is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 130 pounds.

She was last seen wearing jeans and a pink sweater.

If you have any information, you can call police on their anonymous tip line at 574-LMPD.

http://www.wlky.com/news/15302263/detail.html?rss=lou&psp=news

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Police seek leads about woman's disappearance
Updated: Feb 14, 2008 10:12 PM CST
By Lindsay English

LOUSIVILLE (WAVE) -- The search for a woman that has been missing from her south end home since Saturday continues. Metro Police say they are not yet calling this a homicide investigation, but WAVE 3's Lindsay English reports the homicide unit is shadowing the case.

Investigators say for 48 year old Patricia Hubbard to go missing so suddenly is so completely out of character for her that they are taking a closer look and considering every scenario that may have led to her disappearance. It's been five days now since there's been any sign of Hubbard.

"Mr. Hubbard last saw his wife at their home on Dunkirk. Apparently, he left for a little while and when he returned home, she was not there," says Lt. Barry Wilkerson with LMPD's Homicide Unit.

That was Saturday, but as of Thursday, there's still no sign of her.

"Again those circumstances dictated it was kind of out of character for her to be missing just gone so again that's why we're looking into it," says Wilkerson.

Another red flag -- a history of domestic violence with her husband, Bradley Hubbard. Patricia filed Emergency Protection Orders against him in 2000, 2004 and 2006. In 2007, another woman filed a protection order against Bradley Hubbard.

"Obviously, with him being the last one that had seen her alive, things would point to Mr. Hubbard. We have interviewed him. Again, we'll keep an open mind and look at every possible situation," says Wilkerson. "At this point, we are not sure exactly where she might be or if she is in any dangers. So that's why we are keeping a very open mind, looking at everyone as a person of interest at this point."

If you have any information that could help locate Patricia Hubbard, call the Metro Police Crime Tip Line at 574-LMPD.

http://www.wave3.com/Global/story.asp?S=7876258

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http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080215/NEWS01/802150442/1008/NEWS01

Louisville Metro Police said yesterday they have found no weapon or sign of a struggle in the home of a woman who has been missing since Saturday.

Still, Lt. Barry Wilkerson, head of the Metro Police homicide unit, said "we suspect something may not be correct" in the disappearance of 48-year-old Patricia Hubbard.

"It is far out of character" for Hubbard to miss work or run off, Wilkerson said.

Hubbard, who is disabled, was last seen on Saturday at her home in the 7300 block of Dunkirk Lane.

Wilkerson said police have interviewed Hubbard's husband, who was the last person to see his wife. He would not elaborate at a press conference yesterday.

Anyone with information is asked to call the anonymous crime tip line at 574-LMPD.



I wonder what is meant by disabled?

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http://www.whas11.com/topstories/stories/021408whascwTopMissing.c19dcbfc.html

Local Woman Missing

10:37 PM EST on Thursday, February 14, 2008
Louisville authorities are trying to determine what happened to local woman who vanished.

48 year old Patricia Hubbard disappeared on Saturday.

Her family says this is not like her and the circumstances are causing some concern among Louisville police.

Barry Wilkerson, LMPD, says it is out of character for Miss Hubbard to be missing. She can’t walk very far; her cane was still there and she never misses work.

Homicide detectives are assisting in the investigation.

Hubbard and her husband have a history of domestic violence.

Police say it appears they had reconciled and she did not have an emergency protective order against him.

Web story by Chris Wright

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http://www.whas11.com/justposted/stories/whas11_topstory_080215_woman.c19dcbfc.html

03:15 PM EST on Friday, February 15, 2008


Louisville, Ky. (WHAS11) -- The search continues for a local woman who vanished Saturday. Louisville Metro Police are still looking for 48-year-old Patricia Hubbard, who has a history of domestic violence with her husband.

The woman’s family says that it is unlike her to just disappear, which has prompted homicide detectives to assist in the case.

Police say it appears that Patricia Hubbard had reconciled with her husband and she did not have an emergency protective order against him.

If you have any information in this case, police urge you to call the anonymous tip line at 502-574-LMPD.

[Faith]

Missing Woman's Husband Found Dead

POSTED: 3:35 pm EDT May 27, 2008
UPDATED: 4:01 pm EDT May 27, 2008

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Louisville Metro police are investigating the suspicious death of a man whose wife has been missing for several months.

Investigators discovered the body of 44-year-old Bradley Hubbard Jr. in the 4400 block of Lees Lane Tuesday morning.

The coroner said the cause of Hubbard's death is still pending.

Homicide detectives wouldn't comment on Hubbard's death.

Hubbard's wife, Pat, disappeared from their Dixie Highway home in February. Police believe she is dead, but haven't found her body.

http://www.wlky.com/news/16405197/detail.html

[Faith]

Man found dead is husband of missing woman

The Courier-Journal • May 28, 2008

The death of a man whose body was found in a field off Lees Lane on Tuesday does not appear to be a homicide, authorities said tonight.

Tests were still pending to determine what caused the death of 44-year-old Bradley Hubbard Jr., who was found in a field in the 4400 block of Lees Lane, Deputy Coroner Gayle Norris said.

Norris said Hubbard was the husband of a woman who went missing in February.
Patricia Hubbard, 48, who is handicapped, was last seen at her home in the 7300 block of Dunkirk Lane, where Bradley Hubbard lived at the time of his death, Norris said.

Police said her husband was the last person to see her alive, but he was not charged in connection with her disappearance.

Officer Phil Russell, a spokesman for the Louisville Metro Police Department, said Bradley Hubbard’s case is considered a death investigation, pending final autopsy results.

Anyone with information about Patricia Hubbard’s whereabouts is encouraged to call the anonymous crime tip line at 574-LMPD.
http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080528/NEWS01/80529001/1008

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Maybe they should check that field where he was found pretty closely. This just dosen't sound right.

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Can't find anything on this missing woman. Most of the links posted in the thread still come up.

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Nothing found.

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She is still missing. I wanted to ask if someone could lighten up her picture? The photo is very hard to compare to UID's. Ido not have a program at the moment for that. Thanks to anyone who can help.

[Faith]

Give me a few minutes, Nut.

[Faith]

Nut, my program blows up the photo- if this isn't good let me know.

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http://www.nampn.org/cases/hubbard_patricia.html

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http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/h/hubbard_patricia.html

[Nut44x4]

It took me long enough to come back in here (so many cases, so little time) ...Thank you Faith! The top photo is perfect!