WESTERVILLE – Westerville police reportedly believe dental records on a body found in a wooded area near County Line Road a week ago are consistent with a local woman missing since May.
A DNA test will confirm whether or not the body is Emily Noble, 52, who was last seen around 9:00 a.m. on May 25, the day after she and her husband celebrated her birthday, according to a report by WBNS 10-TV.
Westerville Police Chief Charles Chandler said teams previously searched the area in Noble’s disappearance by drones, bloodhounds and cadaver dogs, the television station reported.
Matheau Moore reported his wife missing from their home on Abbycross Lane where a neighbor reported seeing Emily between 08:00 and 09:00 a.m. in her garage, according to a case summary from the Westerville Police Department.
Moore said he and Emily collected spring water at Buchtel Spring Water in the early morning of May 24 and went out and celebrated her birthday in uptown Westerville that evening, police said.
Mattheu Moore says he woke up around 10:00 a.m. on the 25th and his wife was not in her bedroom, but her cell phone, wallet and car were still at the home, police said. there.
He believed Emily may have gone for a walk and called police after waiting for several hours
Investigators say Matheau Moore told them his wife does not suffer from any mental illnesses, had never made suicidal statements and appeared to have had an enjoyable birthday.