Just before midnight on May 10, 1986, 17-year-old Kimberly Moreau walked out the door of her home in Jay

Maine, never to be seen again.

I personally was the last family member to talk to Kim, and I have thought, why didn't I pay more attention? Why didn't I sit on her and just keep

her home? Why didn't I step up or know the difference? That would be it. What were the last

words I said to her? I wish we could go back in time and change a day. May 10th, 1986 would be that day for me.

With another anniversary of that dark day approaching, the Moreau family is still searching for

answers. But with all that's changed in the case since we last spoke, her sisters and father are more hopeful than ever,

that this could be the year it all comes to an end.

I'm Kylie Lowe, and this is an update for the case of Kimberly Moreau

on Darkdown East.

This year, 2025 marks 39 years that the family of Kimberly Moreau has been searching for answers.

No matter how much time is passed, their minds and hearts always come back to the same night. Every day I go to the post office. I go there every day

hoping and praying that we finally get an envelope that gives us very precise directions to where we can get him, where we can find her remains,

bring her home. It's been 39 years now. It will be on May 10th, 39 years. And it seems like it just

started yesterday.

I've spent a lot of time with the Moreau family since we first met in the spring of 2021.

I've covered Kim's case in a two-part series here on Darkdowne East,

and I recommend starting there before continuing with this update episode.

I'll link everything on the website and in the show description for you.

But if it's been a while since you've heard the details of Kim's case,

here is what we know from the man who has been telling her story now for almost four decades.

Her father, Richard Moreau.

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