BENTONVILLE, Ark. (AP) - Bentonville police are searching for a mother and daughter who haven't been seen for more than a week.
Police say 40-year-old Christina Bishop and 81-year-old Louise Bishop last spoke to family members June 18.
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Family members told police when they went to the home the mother and daughter shared, they found some personal items, including medication, that were left at the home.Police said the Bishops may be driving a black 1997 Toyota Tacoma extended cab pickup with a disabled Arkansas license plate.
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They live together in a secluded, wooded area on J Street in Bentonville. The women were nowhere to be found. . .
"It's not customary for them to leave without telling anyone they are going, it's been a long amount of time since anyone's heard from them and the fact that they left medication in the house leads us to believe they weren't going on vacation," said Sgt. Justine Thompson, of the Bentonville Police Dept.
Neither of the women have a history of mental illness.
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Police say 40-year-old Christina Bishop and 81-year-old Louise Bishop last spoke to family members June 18.
http://www.wxvt.com/Global/story.asp?S=10600334&nav=menu1344_2
Family members told police when they went to the home the mother and daughter shared, they found some personal items, including medication, that were left at the home.Police said the Bishops may be driving a black 1997 Toyota Tacoma extended cab pickup with a disabled Arkansas license plate.
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They live together in a secluded, wooded area on J Street in Bentonville. The women were nowhere to be found. . .
"It's not customary for them to leave without telling anyone they are going, it's been a long amount of time since anyone's heard from them and the fact that they left medication in the house leads us to believe they weren't going on vacation," said Sgt. Justine Thompson, of the Bentonville Police Dept.
Neither of the women have a history of mental illness.
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