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Criminal Records - Most Wanted |
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Profile |
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Name: Christine Markey
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Race: White |
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Age Now: 38 |
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Height: 5'2" |
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Weight: 105 lbs. |
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Hair (Color, Description, Facial Hair): Brown |
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Eyes (Color and Correction): Brown |
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Wanted for :
Missing |
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Location(s) |
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Last Seen : Oneida , NY
474 Elizabeth St., Oneida, N.Y. |
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Possible Location : , FL
Oneida , NY |
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Last Known : Oneida , NY
474 Elizabeth St., Oneida, N.Y. |
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Traits |
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Case Story |
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A Tempestuous Relationship |
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Police say Christine Markey and her live-in girlfriend, Tracy L. Taber, had an on-again off-again romance spanning a number of years. And although the couple kept many of their troubles to themselves, cops say their investigation showed the couple's relationship was far from perfect.
So when Taber found out that Christine had secretly been dating Robert Mailloux--whom she met in a bar--for about a month, she was less than thrilled, to say the least.
Police say that the night before Christine Markey disappeared, Taber confronted Markey and her new boyfriend, Robert Mailloux, at a local Oneida, N.Y. bar near Phelps Street. Mailloux later told police that Taber said, "you'll never see Chris again." This was just hours after Mailloux says he witnessed the two women arguing--allegedly about his relationship with Markey--in their home.
In a statement to police, Mailloux says Markey and Taber yelled profanities at one another, while Mailloux and a male friend listened. After the argument at home, Markey and Mailloux went to a local bar and as they were leaving, Taber pulled up in her car and demanded that Markey get in. That was the last time Mailloux ever saw Markey. |
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Suspicious Disappearance |
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Christine's landlord told police that the next day she saw Christine enter her apartment at 474 Elizabeth St. in Oneida with Taber. But other than this, Markey has not been seen since the early morning hours of January 10, 1993.
Police say Mailloux went to Christine's apartment later that morning at 9 a.m. and again at 11 a.m. to see if Christine was alright. On the second visit at 11 a.m., the landlord let Mailloux into Christine's apartment, but no one was there. He quickly notified Christine's family who filed a missing persons report with the Oneida Police Department about a week later. Mailloux was later cleared after police questioned him.
Christine's disappearance has been ruled suspicious because she left behind all of her belongings in her apartment and her paycheck at work. Cops say her family thinks Taber may be involved in the disappearance, but are not exactly sure how. Investigators recently spoke with Taber--who relocated to Florida--but she contends that they are looking at the wrong person. Police say Taber is a person of interest in the case. |
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