Missing Minnesota mother-of-three found in a pond, encased in 500lb block of ICE – Elizabeth Ward-Perrault, has been missing since November
Body found encased in 500lb block of ICE is identified as mother-of-three who had been missing since Nov
Elizabeth Ward-Perrault, disappeared on Nov 1 and was found, encased in ice, 5 miles from her apartment in Burnsville, Minn
A passerby spotted her body of Ward-Perrault, 41, in 6ft of water in a small pond by Minnesota River
Police reportedly, discovered a large blood stain on a carpet in the apt Perrault shared with her boyfriend
He’d claimed she went to rehab in November, in the company of two women
Police who said his story changed over the weeks are treating her death as ‘suspicious’
Elizabeth Perrault disappeared on Nov 1. Her body was found five miles from her apt in Burnsville, Minn.
The body of a Minnesota woman who was missing for six months has been found frozen in water, five miles from her home in Burnsville, Minn., last Sunday.
Elizabeth Perrault, 41, disappeared on November 1, 2017. The mother-of-three’s body was found encased in 500 lb of ice. A passerby spotted a body in 6ft of water in a small pond near the Minnesota River a week ago.
A cause of death has not yet been released for Elizabeth Perrault, but police described her death as ‘highly suspicious’
The body of Elizabeth Perrault was found encased in a 500lb block of ice. The mother-of-three had been missing since November .
Elizabeth V. Perrault, 41, had not been seen since Nov. 1, when she paid her rent on that apartment, according to search warrant affidavits filed in Dakota County District Court by police.
A passerby spotted Perrault’s body in 6ft of water in a small pond near the Minnesota River last Sunday. The ice is being defrosted slowly in an attempt to preserve evidence. ‘We had to cut her out. That chunk was about 500 pounds,’ Dakota County Sheriff Tim Leslie told the Star Tribune.
‘It was quite the recovery operation.’
Police had classified Perrault’s disappearance as “unexplained and highly suspicious,” based in part on evidence collected in her empty apartment three months after she was last seen.
A stain on the carpet and the pad beneath measuring 3 feet by 2 feet “tested positive for the presence of blood,” as did the stain underneath on the floor, the court filing continued. Authorities said the autopsy possibly revealing how Perrault was killed, is expected in a few days.
Perrault’s body was spotted in 6ft of water in a small pond near the Minnesota River last Sunday, by a passerby
Investigators said the found a large ‘significant stain’ on a carpet in the apt Perrault shared with her boyfriend. The blood had soaked into the floorboards as well
A passerby spotted Perrault’s body in 6ft of water in a small pond near the Minnesota River last Sunday. The ice is being defrosted slowly in an attempt to preserve evidence
‘We had to cut her out. That chunk was about 500 pounds,’ Dakota County Sheriff Tim Leslie told the Star Tribune.
‘It was quite the recovery operation.’
The ice is being defrosted slowly in an attempt to preserve evidence and prevent decomposition.
A cause of death has not yet been released but police described Perrault’s death as ‘highly suspicious’.
Perrault lived with her boyfriend, who told police that he last saw her in November when she left with two women to go to a treatment facility. Investigators said they found a large ‘significant stain’ on a carpet in the apartment that had soaked into the floor and tested positive for blood.
Police cordon off the area around the small pond near the Minnesota River last Sunday after Perrault’s remains was spotted
Perrault was found encased in 500lbs of ice. ‘We had to cut her out. That chunk was about 500 pounds,’ police said
A cause of death has not yet been released but police described Perrault’s disappearance as ‘unexplained and highly suspicious’
Perrault lived with her boyfriend, who told police that he last saw her in November when she left with two women to go to a treatment facility.
Investigators found a large ‘significant stain’ on a carpet in her apartment that had soaked into the floor and tested positive for blood.
Authorities said Perrault’s body had been in the ice for a long time and that she likely died in November or December
Friends and family members revealed that Perrault had struggled with alcoholism over the years.
But authorities said that Perrault’s boyfriend’s story changed as the weeks went by, according to KSTP.
Authorities began investigating Perrault’s disappearance on February 22 after two friends reported that she was missing.
Her apartment manager said that the last time he saw Perrault she looked ‘sick’. He guessed that she must have weighed ’85 pounds’.
Perrault’s last picture on Facebook, posted in June, shows that she was receiving chemotherapy at the time.
Authorities said Perrault’s body had been in the ice for a long time and that she likely died in November or December.
Perrault was described as emaciated and looked ‘sic’ when last seen. Her apt manager guessed that she must have weighed ’85 pounds’ before her disappearance.
Authorities began investigating Perrault’s disappearance on February 22 after two friends reported that she was missing. Her apartment manager said she looked ‘sick’ and guessed that she must have weighed ’85 pounds’ during the last time he saw her
Friends have since launched a GoFundMe campaign to support Perrault’s children, who live with their father.
It describes Perrault as ‘one of the most giving and down to earth people you will ever meet’.
‘She had an infectious laugh and a sense of humor like no other. Her huge passion for life allowed her to experience so many different things.’
Elizabeth Ward-Perrault was reported missing on February 22 by two friends, who had not seen her for a while
‘Elizabeth left a path of human kindness wherever she went and with whomever she met. Her children are so much like her in so many ways, they will definitely be her legacy.’
‘Elizabeth loved deeply and without conditions. She will be sadly missed.’
‘She had an infectious laugh and a sense of humor like no other. Her huge passion for life allowed her to experience so many different things.’
‘Elizabeth loved deeply and without conditions. She will be sadly missed.’
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