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Deputies Investigate Wife’s Suspicious Death, Seek Missing Husband
October 11, 2014
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The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a man that has been missing since his wife’s body was discovered in the couple’s home.
Deputies are seeking 44-year-old Richard Kevin Kline. Kline has been missing since October 8 when his wife’s body was discovered at their Pensacola home, the Sheriff’s Office said late Friday afternoon.
Escambia Sheriff’s deputies forced entry into a Corrydale Drive home in search of 42-year-old Jolena Kline after family members became concerned that they had not seen or heard from her in several days. Her body was discovered inside the home, and investigators said the cause of death is undetermined and is being investigated as a suspicious death.
The ECSO said Kline owns and may be driving a 2008 black Chevrolet Cobalt.
Anyone with any information on the whereabouts of Richard Kevin Kline should contact the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office at (850) 436-9620 or Gulf Coast Crimestoppers at (850) 433-STOP.
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6 Responses to “Deputies Investigate Wife’s Suspicious Death, Seek Missing Husband”
I am a family member of Jolena an it’s very suspicious. There are details I can’t share but if this was your family member you would feel the same way
Someone is hurt or dies the first thing one should do is call 911 or proper call.Unless you are hiding something.Not saying the man is guilty of anything.Sure does not look right.
Yeah, what David said. Definitely probable cause to find this guy and get some questions answered.
IF, and I say If, the Husband did not do this, I would hope foul play from some home intruder has not abducted him and his body turn up days later in the woods somewhere!
REGARDING:
“The way this reads its guilty until proved innocent.”
It would be hard to get it to read other than suspicious.
If a man’s wife dies, unless reporting it would get him in trouble, most husbands eill report it to authorities and not leave her body in the home to rot.
Something’s off and police would have to be idiots to not be suspicious.
David for reasonable people
The way this reads its guilty until proved innocent.