Kathleen Durst

Kathleen Durst was a fourth-year student at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx when she was reported missing, just about four months from graduation. When Kathleen first vanished, her husband told the police he last spoke to her by phone while she was in Manhattan and he was in the family cottage in South Salem. He told police he last saw his wife at the Katonah train station, where she was planning to board a 21.15 train to Manhattan. On February 4, he received a call from the supervisor at her medical school saying that she had failed to show up for class all week. The supervisor said he had last heard from her on February 1 when she called to say she was ill and would not be attending classes that day. the husband reported Kathy as missing the next day. Investigators now believe that Kathy Durst may have never left South Salem.

CaseTrace is not an emergency reporting system. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. For official tips or urgent case information, contact the investigating agency directly.

CaseTrace is for awareness and responsible information sharing only. Do not approach, confront, follow, accuse, or investigate anyone based on case information. Submit credible information through the proper tip channel or contact the investigating agency directly. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

Submitted tips are not displayed publicly. They are intended for authorized review only.

Helpful tips include where, when, what you saw, vehicle details, direction of travel, photos, or other specific facts. Avoid guesses, rumors, or accusations.

Do not submit false, harassing, threatening, or intentionally misleading information.