In St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, law enforcement agencies are working around the clock to trace a 36-year-old local woman who has vanished without a trace for seven days. Keisha Conrell, a resident of the Briggins community, has not been in contact with friends or family since mid-September, prompting an official missing person investigation launched by the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda.
So far, investigative teams have conducted a series of targeted canvassing and search operations. Searches have covered Conrell’s home neighborhood of Briggins, adjacent residential communities, and multiple other unconfirmed locations across the area that could potentially hold clues to her whereabouts. As of the latest update, these efforts have not yielded any breakthrough leads to locate the missing woman.
According to official timelines released by police, Conrell was last documented to be seen by members of the public on Saturday, September 12. Five days later, on Thursday, September 17, concerned parties filed a formal missing person report with the force’s Criminal Investigations Department, which opened an official case into her disappearance.
As part of ongoing procedural steps, investigators have already interviewed multiple people connected to the case to gather statements and potential evidence. However, law enforcement has declined to release any details about the identities of these interviewees, and has not clarified whether any of the individuals interviewed are considered formal suspects or persons of interest in the investigation.
With the search effort still active, police are issuing a public appeal for community assistance to help bring Conrell home safely. Any person who spotted Conrell after September 12, or holds any information—even minor details that seem unimportant related to her current location is urged to contact investigators. Tips can be submitted via phone at 462-3913, 462-3914, or by visiting the closest local police station. Authorities emphasize that even seemingly insignificant information can prove critical to advancing the investigation and locating the missing woman.