MISSING MONDAY- Kristal Reisinger

She was a mother seeking spiritual enlightenment in a remote Colorado mountain town… then she vanished after disclosing a horrific a******.

In this Missing Monday episode, we break down the unsolved disappearance of Kristal Anne Reisinger from Crestone, Colorado in July 2016 — and the major red flags that still haunt this case nearly 10 years later.

Kristal left behind her phone, purse, laptop, and medication in her locked apartment with no signs of struggle. Days earlier she had told multiple people she had been drugged and raped. Her daily calls to her young daughter suddenly stopped. Some locals claimed they saw her at a full moon drum circle after she was last confirmed seen… but investigators believe foul play was involved.

In 2018 authorities officially treated her case as a homicide investigation. Then in August 2025, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation conducted a targeted K-9 search with human remains detection dogs in a specific location believed connected to the case.

This is the story of a vibrant mother, tarot reader, and spiritual seeker whose life was cut short — and why her case still needs answers.
If you have any information about the disappearance of Kristal Reisinger, please contact the tip line: 720-741-7410 (anonymous tips accepted).

Case Details:
- Last confirmed seen: July 13, 2016 in Crestone, Colorado
- Age: 29 | Mother of one (Kasha)
- 2018: Foul play suspected
- 2025: New K-9 search conducted

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