Police in Vermont are desperate to speak to Robert Durst after he was linked to a teenage girl who went missing 44 years ago. College student Lynne Schulze, 18, vanished in Middlebury, Vermont in 1971, at a time when Durst owned a health food store in town called All Good Things. She was last seen standing at a bus stop opposite the store. Middlebury police chief Tom Hanley said at a press conference on Tuesday that Durst's name was first connected with the missing girl in 2012, following a tip from a member of the public about him owning the store but who was unaware of his link to Schulze. Investigators searched Durst's former property in the area last year but found 'nothing of interest in this case', the chief told a press conference on Tuesday afternoon. Scroll down for video. College student Lynne Schulze, 18, vanished in Middlebury, Vermont in 1971, at a time when Durst owned a health food store in town called All Good Things. She was last seen at a bus stop opposite the store after buying prunes inside. Robert Durst and his first wife, Kathleen McCormack in an undated picture. The couple lived in Vermont in the early seventies around the time a teenage girl vanished from the area. Kathleen Durst later went missing in 1982. She has never been found. On the day she vanished, Miss Schulze, who was a freshman at Middlebury College, was seen at 12.30pm across the street from Durst's store at a bus stop, eating prunes she had bought inside. She was trying to catch a bus to New York City on December 10, the case's lead detective Kristine Bowdish said on Tuesday, but it had already left. The teen returned to her nearby college dorm room at 12.45pm and remained there for ten minutes. At 1pm, her final exam began but she did not attend. At 2.15pm she was seen once again at the bus stop across from the health food store. She has not been seen since. Miss Schulze was last seen wearing blue jeans, a maroon sweater, parka and boots. She was 5'2', around 105lb and had severe acne at the time. All her possessions including her ID were left at her college room. She was not reported missing until December 16 when her parents, who lived in Simsbury, Connecticut, contacted police. Fellow students had not noticed she was missing for several days in the ebb and flow of the end of term. Middlebury Police Detective Kristine Bowdish points to a photograph of the building where Robert Durst owned the All Good Things health food store in the 1970s. The store is near where Middlebury College student Lynne Schulze, was spotted December 10, 1971, the day she was last seen. Her parents had asked that their daughter's disappearance be kept quiet for several weeks. It was finally made public on January 24, 1972. Durst, who owned the Middlebury health store for two years and lived in the area with wife Kathleen, was not questioned in 1971, police said on Tuesday. The original investigator in the case has been dead for 20 years. Police admitted there was no indication that Miss Schulze and Durst had ever met or interacted. However Chief Hanley said that Durst was 'a person who had a proximate connection with the missing person' and that they were cooperating with other agencies, including the FBI, for an opportunity to talk with the 71-year-old real estate scion. 'When it involves Robert Durst, it's a broad scope we have to deal with on this,' Hanley said. He added that police had been 'following the news...and trying to get as many memories going as possible'. The student's disappearance was classed as an open missing person case and a possible homicide. Chief Hanley said there was 'assumed wrongdoing'. The Schulze case had been reopened in 1992 after police received several leads but they came to nothing. Robert Durst (pictured left in a court sketch this week and right, leaving a hearing last week) is wanted for questioning by police in Middlebury, Vermont after being connected to a missing girl. The missing college student was the latest suspicious case to be linked to Durst who has also been dogged by questions about his first wife's disappearance in New York. It was not until 2012 that a citizen called Middlebury police and told them Durst had owned the store. Durst, is currently awaiting extradition to California to face a murder. charge for the 2000 execution-style killing of his friend Susan Berman, was denied bail on Monday in New Orleans. Durst, who recently featured in the HBO documentary 'The Jinx', must remain in Louisiana on weapons charges until his next court date on April 2, a judge ruled, finding him a likely flight risk and a potential danger to others. Middlebury police said the 2012 tip about Durst did not come from the producers of the HBO show. Both of Lynne Schulze's parents had passed away without ever knowing what happened to their daughter. Her brothers and sisters were 'very interested in the Robert Durst lead', police said. The family has also asked for privacy. Chief Hanley said: 'I've got an 18-year-old woman who disappeared, who didn't deserve to disappear. 'We've kept this case alive for many years and will continue until we bring resolution to her family.' Durst was being looked at in connection with five deaths or disappearances. Two women disappeared in California, his first wife vanished in New York, another woman went missing in Texas and now the latest, a teen college student in Vermont. Durst's lawyer, Dick DeGuerin, did not seek bail but argued. his client's arrest and the search of his hotel room earlier. this month in New Orleans were improper, and that investigators. wrongly interviewed him without counsel present. Durst's attorneys want to expedite his extradition to Los. Angeles County, where he has been charged with the 2000 murder. of longtime friend Susan Berman and could face the death. penalty. The HBO documentary broadcast Durst being presented with. evidence his handwriting appeared to match that of Berman's. likely killer. The 71-year-old Durst's voice was subsequently captured on a. microphone saying that he had 'killed them all.' Long a suspect in the disappearance of his wife, Kathleen. Durst, in 1982 in New York, Durst was acquitted in the. dismemberment killing of his neighbor in Texas in 2003. The final HBO episode aired one day after Durst's arrest at. a New Orleans hotel, where he was staying under an alias and had. over $42,000 in cash, a revolver, marijuana and a latex mask. that could fit over his neck and head with salt and pepper hair, authorities have said. FBI agents arrested Durst over fears he would flee the. country, the agency has said. Durst, long estranged from his powerful family with its. major New York real estate holdings, appeared in court on Monday. with his head shaved, revealing a long scar on the right side of. his head. He was being held in a prison psych ward in New Orleans where officials have deemed him a suicide risk. James O'Hern, an investigator for the local district. attorney's office, testified that authorities tracked Durst down. after he placed two calls from a phone at the hotel to the. voicemail on his personal phone. Also in his room was a scribbled tracking number for a. package that authorities later seized, which contained $117,000,. O'Hern said. Former Westchester County District Attorney Jeanine Pirro,. who reopened an investigation in 2000 into the disappearance of. Durst's wife, was also in court. Durst's attorney asked her to be removed from the courtroom. as a potential witness. Cantrell allowed Pirro, now a Fox News. host, to stay.
What are the important parts of this article?
Lynne Schulze, 18, vanished in Middlebury, Vermont in 1971, at a time when Durst owned a health food store in town called All Good Things.
Investigators searched Durst's former property in the area last year but found 'nothing of interest in this case'
On the day she vanished, Miss Schulze bought prunes from Durst's store and was seen at a bus stop across the street.
Durst was not questioned at the time of the teen's disappearance; police made the connection following an anonymous tip in 2012.
The 71-year-old is accused of the murder of friend Susan Berman in 2000.
Polisen i Vermont vill prata med Robert Durst efter att han var kopplad till en tonårsflicka som försvann för 44 år sen. Collegestudenten Lynne Schulze, 18 år, försvann i Middlebury, Vermont 1971, vid en tid då Durst ägde en hälsokostaffär i staden som hette All Good Things. Hon sågs senast stå vid en busshållplats mitt emot affären. Middleburys polischef Tom Hanley sade vid en presskonferens på tisdagen att Dursts namn först var kopplat till den försvunna flickan 2012, efter ett tips från en medlem av allmänheten om att han ägde butiken men som var omedveten om hans koppling till Schulze. Utredare sökte igenom Dursts tidigare egendom i området förra året men fann "inget av intresse i detta fall", berättade chefen en presskonferens på tisdag eftermiddag. Scrolla ner för video. Collegestudenten Lynne Schulze, 18 år, försvann i Middlebury, Vermont 1971, vid en tid då Durst ägde en hälsokostaffär i staden som hette All Good Things. Hon sågs senast på en busshållplats mittemot butiken efter att ha köpt katrinplommon inne. Robert Durst och hans första fru, Kathleen McCormack i en odaterad bild. Paret bodde i Vermont i början av sjuttiotalet kring tiden då en tonårsflicka försvann från området. Kathleen Durst försvann senare 1982. Hon har aldrig hittats. Samma dag som hon försvann sågs miss Schulze, som var förstaårselev på Middlebury College, klockan 12.30 tvärs över gatan från Dursts affär vid en busshållplats, äta plommon hon hade köpt inne. Hon försökte hinna med en buss till New York den 10 december, sa fallets huvuddetektiv Kristine Bowdish på tisdagen, men den hade redan åkt. Tonåringen återvände till sin närliggande studentrum vid 12.45 och stannade där i tio minuter. Klockan 13 började hennes sista tentamen men hon gick inte på. Klockan 14.15 sågs hon återigen vid busshållplatsen mittemot hälsokostaffären. Hon har inte synts till sedan dess. Fröken Schulze sågs senast iklädd blå jeans, en maroontröja, parka och stövlar. Hon var 5'2', runt 105lb och hade svår akne på den tiden. Alla hennes ägodelar, inklusive hennes ID, lämnades på hennes collegerum. Hon anmäldes inte saknad förrän den 16 december då hennes föräldrar, som bodde i Simsbury i Connecticut, kontaktade polisen. Fellow students hade inte märkt att hon saknades på flera dagar i ebb och flöde i slutet av terminen. Middleburypolisen Detektiv Kristine Bowdish pekar på ett fotografi av byggnaden där Robert Durst ägde hälsokostbutiken All Good Things på 1970-talet. Butiken ligger nära där Middlebury College-studenten Lynne Schulze, sågs 10 december 1971, samma dag som hon senast sågs. Hennes föräldrar hade bett att deras dotters försvinnande skulle hållas tyst i flera veckor. Den offentliggjordes slutligen den 24 januari 1972. Durst, som ägde hälsobutiken i Middlebury i två år och bodde i området med hustrun Kathleen, förhördes inte 1971, sade polisen på tisdagen. Den ursprungliga utredaren i fallet har varit död i 20 år. Polisen medgav att det inte fanns något som tydde på att miss Schulze och Durst någonsin hade träffats eller interagerat. Men Chief Hanley sade att Durst var "en person som hade en nära koppling till den saknade personen" och att de samarbetade med andra byråer, inklusive FBI, för en möjlighet att prata med den 71-åriga fastighetsskulpturen. "När det gäller Robert Durst, det är en bred räckvidd vi måste ta itu med på detta," Hanley sade. Han tillade att polisen hade "följt nyheterna ... och försökt få så många minnen som möjligt". Elevens försvinnande klassades som ett öppet fall av saknad person och ett möjligt mord. Polismästare Hanley sa att det fanns "antagen förseelse". Fallet Schulze hade återöppnats 1992 efter att polisen fått flera ledtrådar men de kom till intet. Robert Durst (bilden vänster i en rättegång skiss denna vecka och höger, lämnar en utfrågning förra veckan) är efterlyst för förhör av polisen i Middlebury, Vermont efter att ha kopplats till en försvunnen flicka. Den saknade collegestudenten var det senaste misstänkta fallet att kopplas till Durst som också har varit uppretad av frågor om sin första frus försvinnande i New York. Det var inte förrän 2012 som en medborgare ringde polisen i Middlebury och berättade att Durst hade ägt butiken. Durst, väntar på utlämning till Kalifornien för ett mord. Anklagelse för 2000 års avrättningsliknande dödande av sin vän Susan Berman, nekades borgen på måndag i New Orleans. Durst, som nyligen medverkade i HBO-dokumentären "The Jinx", måste stanna kvar i Louisiana på vapenanklagelser tills hans nästa domstolsdatum den 2 april, en domare dömde, och fann honom en sannolik flyktrisk och en potentiell fara för andra. Middleburypolisen sade 2012 års tips om Durst kom inte från producenterna av HBO-showen. Båda Lynne Schulzes föräldrar hade gått bort utan att någonsin veta vad som hände med deras dotter. Hennes bröder och systrar var "mycket intresserade av Robert Durst ledning", sade polisen. Familjen har också bett om avskildhet. Chief Hanley sade: 'Jag har en 18-årig kvinna som försvann, som inte förtjänade att försvinna. Vi har hållit fallet vid liv i många år och kommer att fortsätta tills vi ger hennes familj en lösning. Durst undersöktes i samband med fem dödsfall eller försvinnanden. Två kvinnor försvann i Kalifornien, hans första fru försvann i New York, en annan kvinna försvann i Texas och nu den senaste, en tonåring college student i Vermont. Dursts advokat, Dick DeGuerin, sökte inte borgen utan grälade. Hans klient greps och sökte igenom hans hotellrum tidigare. Denna månad i New Orleans var olämpligt, och att utredare. felaktigt intervjuade honom utan närvarande råd. Dursts advokater vill påskynda utlämningen till Los. Angeles County, där han har åtalats för mordet 2000. av länge vän Susan Berman och kunde möta döden. straff. HBO-dokumentären sände Durst som presenterades. Bevis på att hans handstil stämde med Bermans. Förmodligen mördare. Den 71-årige Dursts röst fångades senare på en mikrofon som sa att han hade 'dödat dem alla'. Länge en misstänkt för hans fru Kathleens försvinnande. Durst, 1982 i New York, frikändes Durst i the. lemlästning dödande av sin granne i Texas 2003. Det sista HBO-avsnittet sändes en dag efter Dursts gripande vid. Ett hotell i New Orleans, där han bodde under ett alias och hade. Över 42 000 dollar i kontanter, en revolver, marijuana och en latexmask. som kunde få plats över halsen och huvudet med salt och pepparhår, har myndigheterna sagt. FBI-agenter grep Durst för att han var rädd att fly. land, har byrån sagt. Durst, länge fjärmad från sin mäktiga familj med dess. stora New York fastighetsinnehav, dök upp i domstol på måndag. med huvudet rakat, avslöjar ett långt ärr på höger sida av. hans huvud. Han satt på en fängelsepsykologisk avdelning i New Orleans där tjänstemän har ansett honom vara en självmordsrisk. James O'Hern, utredare för det lokala distriktet. Advokaten vittnade om att myndigheterna spårade Durst. efter att han gjort två samtal från en telefon på hotellet till hotellet. Röstbrevlåda på hans personliga telefon. I hans rum fanns även ett klottrat spårningsnummer för ett.-paket som myndigheterna senare beslagtog, som innehöll 117 000 dollar,. O'Hern sa det. Tidigare distriktsåklagare för Westchester County Jeanine Pirro. som återtog en utredning år 2000 om försvinnandet av. Dursts fru, var också i rätten. Dursts advokat bad henne att lämna rättssalen. som ett potentiellt vittne. Cantrell tillät Pirro, nu en Fox News. Värd, att stanna. 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The Vermont police want to talk to Robert Durst after he was connected to a teenage girl who disappeared 44 years ago. College student Lynne Schulze, aged 18, disappeared in Middlebury, Vermont in 1971, at a time when Durst owned a health food store in the city called All Good Things. She was last seen standing at a bus stop opposite the store. Middlebury police chief Tom Hanley said at a press conference on Tuesday that Durst's name was first linked to the missing girl in 2012, following a tip from a member of the public that he owned the store but who was unaware of his connection to Schulze. Investigators searched Durst's former property in the area last year but found "nothing of interest in this case," the boss told us a press conference on Tuesday afternoon. Scroll down for video. College student Lynne Schulze, aged 18, disappeared in Middlebury, Vermont in 1971, at a time when Durst owned a health food store in the city called All Good Things. She was last seen at a bus stop opposite the store after buying prunes inside. Robert Durst and his first wife, Kathleen McCormack in an undated image. The couple lived in Vermont in the early seventies around the time a teenage girl disappeared from the area. Kathleen Durst later disappeared in 1982. She's never been found. On the day she disappeared, Miss Schulze, a freshman at Middlebury College, was seen eating plums at 12.30 p.m. across the street from Durst's store at a bus stop, she had bought inside. She tried to catch a bus to New York on December 10, said the case's main detective Kristine Bowdish on Tuesday, but it had already left. The teenager returned to his nearby dorm room at 12:45 p.m. and stayed there for ten minutes. At 1 p.m., her final exam began but she didn't attend. At 14.15 p.m., she was seen again at the bus stop opposite the health food store. She hasn't been seen since. Miss Schulze was last seen wearing blue jeans, a maroon shirt, parka and boots. She was 5'2', around 105lb and had severe acne at the time. All her possessions, including her ID, were left in her college room. She was not reported missing until December 16 when her parents, who lived in Simsbury, Connecticut, contacted the police. Fellow students had not noticed that she was missing in several days in ebb and flow at the end of the semester. Middlebury Police Detective Kristine Bowdish points to a photograph of the building in which Robert Durst owned the All Good Things health food store in the 1970s. The store is close where Middlebury College student Lynne Schulze, was seen 10 December 1971, the same day she was last seen. Her parents had asked for their daughter's disappearance to be kept silent for weeks. It was finally published on 24 January 1972. Durst, who owned the health store in Middlebury for two years and lived in the area with wife Kathleen, was not questioned in 1971, police said on Tuesday. The original investigator in the case has been dead for 20 years. Police admitted that there was nothing to suggest that Miss Schulze and Durst had ever met or interacted. But Chief Hanley said Durst was "a person who had a close connection to the missing person" and that they collaborated with other agencies, including the FBI, for an opportunity to talk to the 71-year-old real estate sculpture. "As for Robert Durst, there's a wide range we have to deal with this," Hanley said. He added that police had "followed the news ... and tried to get as many memories as possible". The student's disappearance was classified as an open case of missing person and a possible murder. Commissioner Hanley said there was "probably misdemeanor." The Schulze case had reopened in 1992 after police received several clues but they came to nothing. Robert Durst (pictured left in a trial sketch this week and right, leaving a hearing last week) is wanted for questioning by police in Middlebury, Vermont after being linked to a missing girl. The missing college student was the latest suspected case of being linked to Durst who has also been enraged by questions about his first wife's disappearance in New York City. It was not until 2012 that a citizen called the Middlebury police and told them that Durst had owned the store. Durst, waiting for extradition to California for a murder. Accusation for the 2000 execution-like killing of her friend Susan Berman, was denied bail on Monday in New Orleans. Durst, who recently appeared in the HBO documentary "The Jinx", had to remain in Louisiana on gun charges until his next court date of April 2, a judge convicted, finding him a likely escape risk and a potential danger to others. Middlebury police said the 2012 tip on Durst did not come from the producers of the HBO show. Both Lynne Schulze's parents had passed away without ever knowing what happened to their daughter. Her brothers and sisters were "very interested in Robert Durst management," police said. The family has also asked for privacy. Chief Hanley said, 'I have an 18-year-old woman who disappeared, who did not deserve to disappear. We have kept the case alive for many years and will continue until we provide her family with a solution. Durst was investigated in connection with five deaths or disappearances. Two women disappeared in California, his first wife disappeared in New York City, another woman disappeared in Texas and now the latest, a teen college student in Vermont. Durst's lawyer, Dick DeGuerin, did not seek bail but argued. His client was arrested and searched his hotel room earlier. This month in New Orleans was inappropriate, and that investigator. wrongly interviewed him without present advice. Durst's lawyers want to speed up extradition to Los. Angeles County, where he has been charged with the murder in 2000. by long friend Susan Berman and could face death. punishment; The HBO documentary aired Durst which was presented. Evidence that his handwriting was consistent with Berman's. Probably a killer. The 71-year-old Durst's voice was later caught on a microphone saying he had 'killed them all'. Long-term suspect in the disappearance of his wife Kathleen. Durst, 1982 in New York City, was acquitted Durst in the. maiming killing his neighbor in Texas in 2003. The last HBO episode aired one day after Durst's arrest at. A hotel in New Orleans, where he lived under an alias and had. Over $42,000 in cash, a revolver, marijuana and a latex mask. which could fit over the neck and head with salt and pepper hair, the authorities have said. FBI agents arrested Durst because he was afraid to escape. Land, the agency has said. Durst, long alienated from his powerful family with its. Big New York real estate holdings, appeared in court on Monday. with his head shaved, revealing a long scar on the right side of. His head. He was in a prison psychology department in New Orleans where officials have considered him a suicide risk. James O'Hern, investigator for the local district. The lawyer testified that the authorities were tracking Durst. after he made two calls from a phone at the hotel to the hotel. Voicemail on his personal phone. In his room there was also a scribbled tracking number for a. package that authorities later seized, which contained $117,000,. O'Hern said so. Former District Attorney of Westchester County Jeanine Pirro. which withdrew an investigation in 2000 into the disappearance of. Durst's wife, was also in court. Durst's lawyer asked her to leave the courtroom. as a potential witness. Cantrell allowed Pirro, now a Fox News. Host, to stay. What are the key elements of this article?
Lynne Schulze, 18 år, försvann i Middlebury, Vermont 1971, vid en tid då Durst ägde en hälsokostaffär i staden som hette All Good Things. Utredare sökte igenom Dursts tidigare egendom i området förra året men fann "inget av intresse i detta fall" När hon försvann köpte miss Schulze plommon från Dursts butik och sågs på en busshållplats tvärs över gatan. Durst förhördes inte vid tiden för tonåringens försvinnande; polisen gjorde kopplingen efter ett anonymt tips 2012. 71-åringen anklagas för mordet på vännen Susan Berman år 2000.
Lynne Schulze, 18, disappeared in Middlebury, Vermont in 1971, at a time when Durst owned a health food store in the city called All Good Things. Investigators searched Durst's former property in the area last year but found "nothing of interest in this case" When she disappeared, Miss Schulze bought plums from Durst's store and was seen at a bus stop across the street. Durst was not questioned at the time of the teen's disappearance; police made the connection after an anonymous tip in 2012. The 71-year-old is accused of the murder of friend Susan Berman in 2000.