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		</div><h6><span style="color: #332a2a;"><strong>Thirteen years after a 24-year-old Missouri woman allegedly, walked out on her husband and young child and vanished apparently without a trace, a family member may just know her whereabouts.</strong></span></h6>
<h6><span style="color: #332a2a;"><strong>The 37-year-old Wisconsin man was arrested after voluntarily confessing to murdering his wife by strangling her and throwing her body in a dumpster</strong></span></h6>
<h6><span style="color: #332a2a;"><strong>Thirteen years after Megan Nicole Shultz, 2was last seen alive, her husband walked into a Wisconsin police station and admitted to her murder</strong></span></h6>
<h6><span style="color: #332a2a;"><strong>Keith Comfort first reported his wife missing in Columbia, Missouri, on Aug 5, 2006, claiming she walked out of their home after they had an argument and had failed to return to him and their infant daughter 24 hours later</strong></span></h6>
<h6><span style="color: #332a2a;"><strong>Megan Nicole Shultz has remained missing for the past 13 years with no one, including police, suspecting foul play &#8211; except his mother-in-law who has maintained that Comfort knows the whereabouts of her daughter</strong></span></h6>
<h6><span style="color: #332a2a;"><strong>However on Sunday, Comfort told officers that during the argument he grabbed his wife by the neck, forced her to the floor and strangled her to death</strong></span></h6>
<h6><span style="color: #332a2a;"><strong>When he realized she was no longer breathing, he put her body in a trash bag and threw it in a shared dumpster at their apartment block </strong></span></h6>
<h6><span style="color: #332a2a;"><strong>He is now facing </strong><strong>second-degree murder charges</strong></span></h6>
<h6><span style="color: #332a2a;"><strong>Comfort is currently being held in custody at Walworth County Sheriff&#8217;s Office with a $1 million cash only bond</strong></span></h6>
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<h6 class="mobile-gallery-icon"><strong><span style="color: var(--color-text);"><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-324434" src="https://konniemoments.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Keith-Comfort-left-and-his-wife-Megan-Nicole-Shultz-right-1.jpg" alt="Keith Comfort, [left] and his wife, Megan Nicole Shultz, [right] 1" width="755" height="481" />Keith Comfort, [left], first reported his wife, Megan Nicole Shultz, [right], missing in Columbia, Missouri, on August 5, 2006. He told officers he’d last seen her 24 hours earlier when she left their home barefoot after an argument</span></strong></h6>
<div><span style="color: var(--color-text);">Thirteen years after a 24-year-old Missouri woman allegedly, walked out on her husband and young child, and vanished apparently without a trace, a family member may just know her whereabouts.<br />
</span><span style="color: var(--color-text);">Keith Comfort, 37, first reported his wife missing in Columbia, Missouri, on August 5, 2006. He told officers he’d last seen her Megan Nicole Shultz, 24 hours earlier as she left their apartment barefoot after they had an argument.</span><span style="color: var(--color-text);"><br />
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<div>Shultz, who had a young child with Comfort at the time of her disappearance, was considered missing for more than a decade but authorities did not suspect foul play.<br />
However, that all changed when Comfort waked into the Lake Geneva Police Department on Sunday and confessed to her murder.</div>
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<h6 class="mobile-gallery-icon"><strong><span style="color: var(--color-text);"><img class="alignnone wp-image-324442" src="https://konniemoments.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Keith-Comfort-and-his-wife-Megan-Nicole-Shultz-2-1.jpg" alt="Keith Comfort and his wife, Megan Nicole Shultz 2" width="800" height="939" />On Sunday Keith Comfort, walked into a police station in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin and confessed he murdered his wife, Megan Nicole Shultz whom Comfort [seen on their wedding day in 2005], who was reported missing 13 years ago</span></strong></h6>
<h6 class="mobile-gallery-icon"><span style="color: var(--color-text);"><img class="alignnone wp-image-324440" src="https://konniemoments.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Missing-person-flyer-for-Megan-Nicole-Shultz-2.jpg" alt="Missing person flyer for Megan Nicole Shultz 2" width="677" height="1016" /></span><span style="color: var(--color-text);"><strong>Missing person flyer for Megan Shultz who was reported missing by her husband in Aug 2004. Keith Comfort has just admitted that he actually killed her</strong></span></h6>
<div class="mobile-gallery-icon"><span style="color: var(--color-text);"><span style="color: var(--color-text);">For more than a decade Shultz was considered a missing person, with officers not suspecting foul play in her disappearance.<br />
That all changed on Sunday when Comfort walked into the Lake Geneva Police Department and confessed to her murder.</p>
<p>Recounting that fateful day, Comfort told officers he’d been at work when Shultz called him ‘in hysterics’, claiming to have just ripped someone off in a drug deal. He said a colleague immediately gave him a lift back to his home on Amelia Street, but as he walked through the front door Shultz became ‘frantic, yelling and “swinging” her arms at him,’ according to police documents. Comfort said he first grabbed his wife by the arms, then by the neck, and forced her to the ground, where he strangled her. When he realized Shultz had stopped breathing Comfort said, he placed her body in a black trash bag and then threw it in a shared dumpster at the couple’s apartment complex. The couple lived in Missouri, Columbia at the time. Comfort reported his wife missing the next day only after his mother-in-law, Debra, began quizzing him on her daughter’s whereabouts. He explained to police that his missing wife was five-foot-nine, 120 pounds with brown eyes. <a href="http://ronmat96.gaming777.hop.clickbank.net"><img src="http://www.gamingjobsonline.com/images/banner/banner250x250.jpg" rel="prettyPhoto"></a><a href="http://ronmat96.gaming777.hop.clickbank.net"><img src="http://www.gamingjobsonline.com/images/banner/250/250x250-1.jpg" rel="prettyPhoto"></a> He insisted that she had been wearing a pink tank top and white Capri pants with nothing on her feet when she vanished out the front-door without a trace. The couple also shared an infant daughter together, making Shultz&#8217;s untimely disappearance all the more baffling, said Comfort weaving his fabric of deception.</span></span> ;</p>
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<h6 class="mobile-gallery-icon"><span style="color: var(--color-text);"><img class="alignnone wp-image-324432" src="https://konniemoments.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Keith-Comfort-2.jpg" alt="Keith Comfort 2" width="670" height="680" /><strong>In his confession, Comfort said he first grabbed his wife by the arms, then by the neck, and forced her to the ground, where he strangled her. He placed the body in a black trash bag and threw it in a shared dumpster at their apt complex in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin </strong></span></h6>
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<div class="mobile-gallery-icon"><span style="color: var(--color-text);">In his moment of candor, Comfort recounted how he first grabbed his wife by the arms, then by the neck, and forcing her to the ground, where he strangled her. When he realized Shultz had stopped breathing, he placed her body in a black trash bag and threw it in a shared dumpster at the couple’s apartment complex. At the time, police noticed how Comfort had a round bruise and a scratch on his bicep but he explained it away, saying he had sustained the injuries in an argument. At the time of Megan Shultz’s disappearance, Columbia police said they did not suspect foul play.</p>
<p>Three weeks later, with searches still being conducted for his missing wife, Comfort filed for divorce, from the allegedly missing spouse. In the months that followed without a trace of Shultz, Columbia police maintained they didn’t suspect foul play and that the case wasn’t being investigated as a criminal matter. But his mother-in-law Debra says she always had her suspicions of her former son-in-law, never quite buying his version of events. <span style="color: var(--color-text);">‘I knew he had killed her,’ she told the </span><a class="class" href="https://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/local/update-husband-confesses-to-murder-in-disappearance-of-columbia-woman/article_e2befeec-b7bb-11e9-8dcb-77794d406748.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Columbia Missourian</a><span style="color: var(--color-text);">. ‘But I couldn’t prove it.’ </span>Debra went on to describe Comfort as a ‘troubled young man’, but one who could ‘smile and put on the charm’. ‘I hired detectives, I talked to bounty hunters and retired marshals. I searched from one end of the country to the other,’ she said of the relentless 13-year search to find her daughter. ‘That was very frustrating for many years. I just felt like something had happened in that apartment that one fateful night, and it did. Her life ended in that apartment on Amelia Street.’<br />
</span><span style="color: var(--color-text);">Megan&#8217;s mom Debra says she always had her suspicions of her former son-in-law, never quite buying his version of events, but she &#8216;couldn&#8217;t prove he killed her&#8217; &#8211; despite extensive efforts.</span></div>
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<p><span style="color: var(--color-text);">Officers arrived at Debra’s home at 9pm on Sunday, to tell her that Comfort had confessed to killing her daughter. Debra says she now feels a lot of emotion and some relief, but she knows the story is far from over. ‘As the years go by, you want to hope that she is happy and living a good life some place out there, but deep down you know that she is gone,’ Shultz said. ‘She was a beautiful girl and she was very talented musically.’<br />
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She says she hasn’t seen her granddaughter in more than 10 years after Comfort gained full custody of her not long after Shultz’s disappearance and moved out of state.<br />
Debra now says she hopes to get custody of the girl, but insists she just wants what is best for her granddaughter.<br />
Comfort is currently being held in custody at Walworth County Sheriff&#8217;s Office with a $1 million cash only bond.</span></p>
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Wisconsin man is arrested after walking into a police station and confessing to murdering his wife – Keith Comfort admitted to strangling Megan Shultz and throwing her body in a dumpster, 13 years after claiming she walked out on him
