When she didn’t pick up their kids from day care that day, Keith tracked her phone to where it lay in the road and called police to report her missing. The house is a mile away from where Sherri went missing, leaving behind no clues except for her dropped phone. “She mostly stays home,” neighbor Joyce Allison said, adding that “the kids are always out there laughing and playing.” Sherri Papini Shasta County Sheriff's Office The family has spent the summer playing in the pool and working on their chicken coop. “I don’t like to bring the case back up,” Brown explained.Ī neighbor said she has seen Papini outside, but infrequently. “The family is doing fine,” her aunt, Darlene Brown, told The Post, declining to say more. Papini - who was once hailed as a “super mom” - left town for some time in the aftermath of the kidnapping, then returned to the same home where her husband was raised and where they have lived together as a couple. The office is “not commenting on anything currently,” Wallace would only say. If they are still out there, why is the public deemed safe? The motive has never been revealed and the closest the community has come to getting answers about the alleged perpetrators were two ambiguous-looking sketches of the masked suspects released a year after the fact. Papini had told detectives four years ago that two Hispanic women armed with a handgun had abducted her, beaten her and held her captive in a basement before one of them finally left her on the side of the road. Still, there may be a clue in one thing Wallace, the lead investigator, did say - that there is no perceived ongoing threat to community safety despite no arrests ever being made. Kyle Wallace, when asked about the tight lid on the investigation.
“The case is pretty unique, so it calls for unique handling of it,” said Sgt. The sheriff’s office, which is spearheading the investigation with help from the FBI, isn’t commenting on the case. “They remain hopeful there will be a break in the case at some point and those responsible will be brought to justice.” Footage shows Sherri Papini briskly heading to Interstate 5 in Yolo County, California. “Sherri and Keith continue to follow the investigation while they focus on their family,” the family’s publicist, Chris Thomas, told The Post. In their first statement in years, Papini and her husband, Keith, say they’re still hoping for resolution in the case. She told investigators that her captors were two “Hispanic” women whom she was unable to clearly describe - or attribute a motive to. She was safe, but chained, battered and burned by a branding iron. Papini was found on Thanksgiving morning in 2016, when she flagged down a motorist on the side of Interstate 5 in Yolo County, 150 miles from her home. Papini, now 38, and her family have stayed as tight-lipped as investigators in the past four years since her shocking reappearance. “They could be putting it on the back burner because they don’t have the pressure to solve it,” the source said of the case. Investigators are “too afraid to commit one way or another,” in part out of fear of “getting egg on their face,” the source explained. Meanwhile, the Papini case remains such a confounding mystery that investigators still can’t decide if she was the victim of a kidnapping, or if they - and everyone across the country who pulled for her while she was missing - are the victims of a fabrication. “He said, basically, that it was a hoax,” the source said. The man called the Shasta County Sheriff’s Office a few months ago claiming that Papini was with him for the entire 22 days that she was supposedly held captive by her gun-toting abductors, a law enforcement source told The Post. Papini has long since resumed a quiet, suburban life with her husband, son and daughter - yet tips on what may have happened to the petite mom are still being called in to investigators, including from a mysterious man in Southern California. It’s been four years since California “super mom” Sherri Papini vanished during a broad-daylight jog, and then reappeared with an astounding, never-corroborated tale of a kidnapping by two women. Kidnapping fraudster Sherri Papini dumped by husband Prosecutors seek 8 months in prison for Sherri Papini over kidnapping hoax Sherri Papini slapped with 18-month prison sentence for kidnap hoax
Interview footage reveals when mom who faked her kidnapping has story fall apart
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