ATCHISON, Kan. - The Atchison County Sheriff's Office continues to search for Patricia Kimmi, whose address is in rural Atchison County near Horton. The Sheriff's Department received reports that Ms. Kimmi, 58, was missing on Nov. 7 and suspects that she was taken against her will from her home between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Nov. 6.

The Northeast Kansas Major Case Squad, which includes members of the Kansas Highway Patrol and other area law enforcement agencies, continues to assist the Sheriff's Department by following up and developing leads.

Several items were located in the area of Mrs. Kimmi's residence last Friday and are of interest to law enforcement. Sheriff John Calhoon reported that a piece of a denture known to have belonged to Ms. Kimmi was found by searchers on Nov. 10. Among the items of interest law enforcement says is a camouflage ball cap imprinted with the name Saylor Insurance Service and a 1922 Peace Silver Dollar money clip. Investigators also are looking for the owner of a vehicle that was seen in the area of Mrs. Kimmi's residence the night of Nov. 6. This vehicle is described as a large pickup with dual rear wheels, possibly dark or red in color.

If anyone has any information that would be helpful in this case, they are urged to contact the Atchison County Sheriff's Office at (913) 367-4323, the Topeka Police Department's crime stopper hotline at (785) 234-0007, or the Kansas Crime line at (800) KSCRIME.