Black And Missing

Dr. Teleka Patrick, Medical Resident (Black & Missing)

Teleka Patrick, a 30 year old medical resident, has not been seen since the night of Dec 5, when she was dropped off at her car, in the parking lot at Borgess Medical Center

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11 years ago

December 15, 2013

UVM Staff

Dr. Teleka Patrick missing , Medical Resident (Black & Missing)

Teleka Patrick, a 30 year old medical resident, has not been seen since the night of Dec 5, when she was dropped off at her car, in the parking lot at Borgess Medical Center.

Her car, a gold ’97 Lexus ES300 was found that night just after 10:20 pm CST, in a ditch off westbound I-94, near Portage, Indiana.

Teleka Patrick was reported missing when she failed to show for work the next day.

Patrick, originally from Queens, NY, graduated from Loma Linda University School of Medicine earlier this year with an MD/PhD, and moved to Kalamazoo to start the first four years as a medical resident in psychiatry with the WMU School of Medicine.

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