Charles Huber

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78 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard Jan 2025

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My prayer was always like, hey, I want to be able to give this family closure. That was what was important to me on this case is saying that, okay, this is what happened to Kathy that night. And, you know, so they can have that peace.
I've always been someone who just wants to find answers. You know, I like researching things. I like digging into things. If somebody loses something, I want to be the guy to help them find it. I've just always had that in me. I don't know what it is, but I just love the idea of being the guy that puts the pieces together.
I've played drums my entire life, like from the sixth grade on. Still playing. I'm playing in church this coming weekend. I've always been a big music guy, so I wanted to take a shot at working in the music industry. I went to college at a university in Florida for music production and engineering.
And I came out and was working in Chicago at some recording studios as an assistant engineer, engineer and producer on a couple of albums.
Coming into this case, I really didn't know what to expect. It was just one of those cases that just kind of hung over the department for the last 45 years.
So every sergeant that had worked back here before he promoted out or moved on to a different division had worked on this case.
Back then, that was the place to be. That was the hangout for all the kids. On the weekends, they'd have their car shows. That was the hangout. Everybody would go to Northgate Shopping Plaza.
From what I can tell, she was a responsible person. They said, this isn't like Kathy not to come pick up her sister. So they were concerned, like, no, something's not right. She would have been here.
They all got together and kind of started backtracking where Kathy would have gone. They weren't able to find her.
At that time, these types of things didn't happen in North Aurora. So when they initially called the police, they said, you know, she's 19 years old. She may just be out doing whatever 19-year-olds do and being irresponsible. So they didn't take it real serious at the time as far as a missing person went.
The windows were all left down. There was a small pool of blood in the backseat on the floorboard behind the passenger seat, I believe, in her car.
Family got up on the roof of the complex and that's where they discovered Kathy's purse was laying up on top of the roof of the apartment complex.
So the car had been ransacked. It looked like somebody had gone through everything.
There was a discarded tampon in the backseat of the car, so that was a point of question, too, so that was collected.
They did take photos and collect blood. At that time, blood typing was the game, you know, for evidence then. So they wanted to get a sample of the blood so that they could compare it to what Kathy's blood type and see if they could match anything up to see whose blood it actually was.
The police were canvassing, looking in the areas. They were checking with other friends and how taxes she had. The family was very involved as far as being out looking for her and trying to put the pieces together themselves.
As he was pulling into the parking lot, he gets out of his car and he sees this car driving at him and he looks and he's like, this guy's driving kind of reckless through the parking lot.
When he was interviewed, he initially said that he saw a car that matches Kathy's description and there was a male driver and a female in the passenger seat that looked directly at him with a look of despair on her face.
Come to find out, later he changes the story and he's like, well, I don't think it was her. The car didn't really match. You know, he's like, I don't know what I saw that night.
Northward is a river town, so the Fox River runs right through the middle of our town. So along the river, there's a lot of wooded areas. There's a lot of rural areas in the surrounding areas to the town itself.
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