Madeline Kingsbury: Winona police make new request to property owners in search for missing mom

Authorities in Minnesota are seeking additional information from specific property owners in the search for Madeline Kingsbury, a 26-year-old mother of two who has not been seen or heard from since March 31.

The Winona Police Department and the county's emergency manager requested on Wednesday that property owners in Winona and Fillmore counties report old wells from before 1925, old homesteads, old windmills or windmill bases and sinkholes that are accessible by car. 

Police said the above information could lead to new searches since those details are not included in available records, adding that the request is part of "ongoing efforts to find Maddi and bring her home."

Kingsbury disappeared in the morning on Friday, March 31, after she dropped her two kids off at daycare with their father around 8 a.m. She reportedly sent her sister, Megan, a "goofy" text around 8:15 a.m. and has not been heard from since.

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