FACT SUMMARY — DISAPPEARANCE OF REBECCA KAY PARK
Here’s a clean, fact-only breakdown of everything verified so far about the disappearance of Rebecca Kay Park, a 22-year-old woman from Northern Michigan who was 39 weeks pregnant when she vanished.
On Monday, November 3rd, Rebecca was with her biological mother in Boon Township. She reportedly said someone was coming to pick her up. A dark-colored Impala-style car with round taillights and tinted windows pulled in. Rebecca got into the front passenger seat — and that was the last confirmed sighting of her.
Shortly after, her phone was found abandoned on a two-track road across from the home. Family members report she never went anywhere without it.
There has been no digital activity, no bank activity, and no confirmed sightings since that night. Her fiancé reported her missing on November 6th. Search teams — including drones, ORVs, K9 units, and hundreds of volunteers — continue to comb the Cadillac / Boon
Township region.
🌟 WHO IS REBECCA PARK?
Rebecca is a 22-year-old Northern Michigan woman described as:
5’2”
Around 140 lbs
Nearly full-term pregnant (estimated 38–39 weeks)
Living in the Cadillac / Boon Township area of Wexford County, Michigan
Engaged and preparing for the arrival of her baby
Shortly before she disappeared, Rebecca was staying at her biological mother’s home on S. 21½ Road in Boon Township.
Everything about her life in early November appears to have revolved around preparing for her baby’s arrival… which makes her disappearance even more alarming. 🍼💔
🕵️ WHAT WE KNOW FROM INVESTIGATORS
📱 Her Phone
- Rebecca’s phone was found on or near a two-track road across from the home where she was last seen.
- Family and friends report that she typically did not go anywhere without her phone.
- Investigators have stated that phone records are being evaluated.
💵 Her Finances
- Law enforcement has said there has been no card or account activity since she disappeared.
- Family and friends have reported that she may have had around $2,000 in cash at the time, possibly connected to money left by a grandmother.
- Despite that possible cash, the lack of a digital or public trail adds to the concern.
🚓 Law Enforcement’s Message to Rebecca
Authorities have publicly emphasized:
“Rebecca, you are NOT in any trouble. Please contact us. We just want to know you’re safe.”
This suggests that investigators are:
- Considering that she may be scared, hiding, or under pressure
- Trying to remove fear of legal consequences as a barrier to her coming forward
- Focusing primarily on her safety and the safety of her baby
🧭 Search Conditions
The rural, wooded terrain around Boon Township and Cadillac makes searching difficult:
- Thick woods and swampy areas
- Trails and two-track roads
- Privately owned land and farmland
- Limited cameras or surveillance coverage
Because of this, organized and well-documented searches are critical.
🔍 UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
These are the core mysteries still haunting the case:
- ❓ Who picked her up that night?
- ❓ Why was her phone left behind on or near a two-track road?
- ❓ Was Rebecca planning to meet someone, or did plans change at the last moment?
- ❓ Did she leave voluntarily — or under pressure, fear, or coercion?
- ❓ If she gave birth, where is the baby and who has medical records?
- ❓ Why has there been zero confirmed contact with family, close friends, or law enforcement?
- ❓ Did something happen shortly after she left the house in the dark vehicle?
The closer she was to her due date, the more urgent and disturbing these questions become.
❤️🔥 THE PERSONAL STAKES
Rebecca isn’t just a missing person — she was days away from giving birth.
The risks at this stage of pregnancy are high:
- Medical emergencies if she goes into labor without help
- Delivery complications that require a hospital or trained provider
- Life-threatening danger for both her and her unborn child if she is in a dangerous or unstable situation
This is why her case has drawn a powerful emotional response from the community. 🕯️
🧭 COMMUNITY SEARCH EFFORTS
Across Wexford County and surrounding areas, hundreds of people have stepped up to help search for Rebecca:
- Organized search parties on foot
- Use of drones to scan remote or hard-to-reach areas
- Horses and ORVs used to cover trails, two-tracks, and rugged terrain
- Social media groups coordinating meeting points and search zones
- Flyer campaigns and information shares across Northern Michigan
Many volunteer searches have focused on the Cadillac / Boon Township area in Wexford County, including forest roads, two-tracks, and land around S. 21½ Road.
Recent public posts continue to stress two things:
- Volunteer search efforts are still active.
- Authorities believe Rebecca may be scared or hiding, and that she is not in legal trouble.
🔗 KEY INDIVIDUALS & RELATIONSHIPS
This section is meant to map out relationships and roles mentioned in public posts, comments, and news coverage. Inclusion here does not mean a person is guilty of anything. This blog focuses on factual connections and encourages readers to verify any criminal history through official public records, not rumors.
🕯️ Rebecca Kay Park
Role: Missing person
Age: 22 (39 weeks pregnant at the time of disappearance)
Last confirmed actions: Reportedly left her biological mother’s home in Boon Township around 11:30 PM, entering a dark-colored vehicle with circular taillights and dark/blacked-out windows. Shortly afterward, her phone was found on or near a nearby two-track road.
💍 Richard “Richie” Falor
Role: Fiancé / partner of Rebecca
Connection: Reported to have been living with Rebecca at a residence in the Manton area. News reports and interviews describe him as the person who reported her missing to law enforcement.
Public information:
- Has given at least one on-camera media interview about Rebecca’s disappearance.
- Described her disappearance as out of character and stated that she had been preparing for the baby.
👩👧 Cortney Titchnell / Fox / Bartholomew
Role: Biological mother of Rebecca
Connection:
- Rebecca was staying at Cortney’s home on S. 21½ Road in Boon Township before she vanished.
- Multiple accounts indicate that Cortney picked Rebecca up to run errands and later returned with her to the Boon address.
- According to Cortney’s own posts and comments (as summarized by community members), she says Rebecca planned to be dropped back off at the residence she shared with Richie, but instead waited at Cortney’s home for a separate ride.
- Cortney has stated that a dark Impala-like vehicle arrived, Rebecca got into the front passenger seat, and left.
Notes: Different posts and comments online report variations in the exact wording of Rebecca’s last statements and the timeline (for example, whether she said anything like “this is something I have to do” and what time it occurred). These discrepancies are important to track, but this blog does not assign motive based on them.
👨 Brad Bartholomew 
Role: Husband of Cortney / Rebecca’s stepfather
Connection:
- Shares the Boon Township address with Cortney, where Rebecca was staying and where the dark-colored vehicle reportedly picked her up.
- Referenced in community posts because of his proximity to the location and his relationship to Cortney.
🧑🤝🧑 Page Nolf
Role: Close friend of Rebecca Connection:
- Frequently described as Rebecca’s best friend.
- Reported to be Richie’s niece, placing her at the overlap between family and friend circles.
- One of the primary public posters on Facebook about Rebecca’s disappearance, organizing and sharing information.
- Community posts suggest that Rebecca had a safety plan with Page and Page’s mother in case she felt unsafe.
👩🦰 Jennifer Ronk
Role: Mother of Page
Connection:
- Actively posts about Rebecca’s disappearance and appears deeply concerned for her wellbeing.
- Repeatedly shares updates, pleas, and information on Facebook.
- Mentioned alongside Page as part of Rebecca’s reported “safety plan” if she ever felt in danger around certain people.
👧 Kimberly Park & 👦 Austin Nowland
Role: Siblings of Rebecca
Connection:
- Reported to have been in the same foster home as Rebecca at one point.
- Kimberly has been mentioned in media articles and posts as Rebecca’s younger sister.
- Their current locations and day-to-day involvement in the search are not always clear from public posts, but they are part of her immediate family network.
🌍 Mel Baley
Role: Online advocate / supporter
Connection:
- Does not appear to live in Michigan.
- Has posted about Rebecca’s case extensively on Facebook.
- Has publicly discussed offering a reward for information.
- Reportedly stated that Cortney asked her to take down a reward-related post at one point, which has raised questions in community discussions.
👨👩👧👦 Adoptive Parents & Custody of Previous Children
Role: Caregivers of Rebecca’s older children
Connection:
- Community posts indicate Rebecca has two older sons.
- Those children are reported to be in the custody of her adoptive parent(s).
- Details about their names and exact legal status are not clearly confirmed in public sources, so this blog avoids naming them until verified through official documentation.
👤 Joseph Aten
Role: Individual reported to share an address with Rebecca and Richie
Connection:
- Community researchers have identified a man named Joseph Aten, age 27, who appears to be associated with the same Manton-area address as Rebecca and Richie.
- He is referenced in connection with public registry information and compliance requirements, which may explain why his name appears in address searches.
- He has not been widely mentioned in media coverage or comment sections about Rebecca’s disappearance.
Important: At this time there is no public evidence tying Joseph directly to the night of Rebecca’s disappearance. He is listed here because of the shared address, not because of any proven involvement.
⚠️ FACTS VS. SPECULATION
There is a lot of emotion around this case. Many people are angry, scared, and frustrated — especially when they see conflicting stories in comment sections or interviews.
This blog is focused on:
- Documented facts from law enforcement, public records, and on-the-record reporting
- Clearly labeling what comes from comments or community speculation
- Avoiding direct accusations against specific individuals without official confirmation
Readers are encouraged to:
- Verify criminal history through official Michigan court records and registries, not screenshots or cropped posts.
- Separate “this is what someone says online” from “this has been confirmed by investigators or court documents.”
- Remember that prior criminal records do not automatically prove involvement in this specific disappearance.
🌐 COMMUNITY SEARCH GROUPS & RESOURCES
📍 Volunteer Search Coordination
Searches have been coordinated in and around:
- Cadillac, MI
- Boon Township area
- Meijer parking lot (used as a meeting spot on some search days)
- Forest roads, two-tracks, and wooded areas surrounding S. 21½ Road
🕯️ CONCLUSION
The disappearance of Rebecca Kay Park is a heartbreaking and deeply unsettling mystery. A young woman — and a baby who should have been cradled safely by now — are still missing.
As the days pass, the urgency only grows.
This case needs:
- More eyes on verified information
- More awareness and sharing of official updates
- More people willing to check facts before repeating rumors
- Continued pressure on agencies to keep the search active and transparent
We will continue to follow this case closely, update timelines, and amplify any official developments. Rebecca — and her baby — deserve to be found. 💜🍼🕯️
