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St. John's, Newfoundland-Labrador, CANADA
Cortney Lake is described as being 5 feet 8, about 120 lbs with light brown hair. Last seen wearing a grey hoodie, a pink and white plaid shirt and black pants. (Pictures at link)
"A search is on for a Newfoundland woman who's been missing for nearly a week and police said Tuesday they believe her disappearance is suspicious.
Cortney Lake, 24, was last seen in St. John's on June 7, and police say they're concerned for her safety. According to police, Lake lives in Mount Pearl but has family connections to the Burin Peninsula.
"We have serious concerns for Lake at this point in this investigation and are urging the public to come forward with any information they may have," the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary said in a statement Tuesday.
Video stills obtained from Esso on Elizabeth Avenue in St. John's show Lake hours before she went missing.
There has been no use of her cell phone or social media accounts since Wednesday night, Cst. Geoff Hidgon told media in a briefing Tuesday. The RNC first asked for public assistance in finding Lake last Friday and said officers are reviewing social media as well as speaking with friends and family.
Police told CBC the Esso station was not the last place Lake was seen, but they could not reveal what that final location was. The RNC are urging people on social media to use the hashtag #HelpFindCortney."
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/missing-woman-cortney-lake-search-1.4158443
Cortney Lake is described as being 5 feet 8, about 120 lbs with light brown hair. Last seen wearing a grey hoodie, a pink and white plaid shirt and black pants. (Pictures at link)
"A search is on for a Newfoundland woman who's been missing for nearly a week and police said Tuesday they believe her disappearance is suspicious.
Cortney Lake, 24, was last seen in St. John's on June 7, and police say they're concerned for her safety. According to police, Lake lives in Mount Pearl but has family connections to the Burin Peninsula.
"We have serious concerns for Lake at this point in this investigation and are urging the public to come forward with any information they may have," the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary said in a statement Tuesday.
Video stills obtained from Esso on Elizabeth Avenue in St. John's show Lake hours before she went missing.
There has been no use of her cell phone or social media accounts since Wednesday night, Cst. Geoff Hidgon told media in a briefing Tuesday. The RNC first asked for public assistance in finding Lake last Friday and said officers are reviewing social media as well as speaking with friends and family.
Police told CBC the Esso station was not the last place Lake was seen, but they could not reveal what that final location was. The RNC are urging people on social media to use the hashtag #HelpFindCortney."
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/missing-woman-cortney-lake-search-1.4158443
