30 MINUTES AGO: Kada Scott’s Family Receives Anonymous Letter Containing Just 7 Words — And What It Said Sent Them Straight to the Police
A shocking new twist has emerged in the mysterious disappearance of Kada Scott. Just 30 minutes ago, her family received an anonymous letter slipped under their front door — with only seven handwritten words inside.
According to a family source, the message was written in black ink, on a piece of plain white paper, with no signature and no return address. The note reportedly read:
“She saw what she wasn’t supposed to.”
Within minutes of reading it, the family contacted authorities. Police arrived at the home and immediately secured the letter for forensic examination, treating it as a potential direct message from the suspect — or someone connected to the case.
Investigators say the handwriting appears “deliberately distorted,” possibly to conceal identity, but trace elements of soil and faint smudges found on the paper could provide crucial clues about where it came from.
One detective close to the case described the message as “short, precise, and threateningly confident.”
Neighbors report that a dark vehicle was seen idling near the Scott residence earlier that morning, though no license plate details have yet been confirmed.
Police are urging anyone who may have seen suspicious activity near Maple Ridge Street between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. to come forward.