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Wanted mother, missing sons located in Bowling Green Previous Story: KSP Looking for help In locating mother, and two sons By Tpr. Jeff Gregory, Public Information Officer Kentucky State Police Post 4, Elizabethtown, KY BOWLING GREEN, KY - On Monday, February 17, 2014 at approximately 6pmCT Kentucky State Police Post 4 developed information that Rachel Lynn Madison-Stone (42) along with her missing sons, Jacob Stone (8), and Morgan Stone (6), might be staying at a location in Bowling Green, KY. At approximately 7:35pmCT, KSP Post 3 Troopers responded to the residence at 8454 Porter Pike and attempted to make contact with Mrs. Madison-Stone at that location. The Troopers received no response but did locate a silver 2011 Honda Pilot that Mrs. Madison-Stone was thought to be operating. The vehicle was parked behind the trailer obscured from the road with the license plate removed. KSP Post 3 units then secured the scene and obtained a search warrant for the residence. At approximately 11:30amCT, KSP Post 3 and Post 4 Troopers executed a search warrant on the residence and quickly located Mrs. Madison-Stone and her two sons hiding in the dark trailer. Rachel Madison-Stone was subsequently arrested on a warrant issued out of Nelson County for Custodial Interference. She was lodged in the Warren Co. Det. Center. The children were taken into custody and returned safely to their custodial father. - Tpr. Jeff Gregory This story was posted on 2014-02-18 10:05:45
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