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Local Girl’s Whereabouts Unknown
Cheyenne Willoughby, 18, is missing. Upon attending a summer party at the farm of Chris Hinkle on Dark Hollow Road, Willoughby was expected to return home the next morning. When she didn’t arrive by noon, her worried parents began calling her friends, assuming she’d gone home with one of them. Although many of the other party-goers, mostly local high school kids, remember seeing Willoughby at the party none of her friends reported anything suspicious.
The pretty, active brunette was on the honor roll all four years in high school. Her parents, Jeff and Thelma Willoughby of Telford Avenue are asking anyone with any information to please come forward and alert them or the police. Willoughby is 5’1”, weighs approximately 100 lbs. and was last seen wearing a red jacket, red cowboy boots, and a white sleeveless top. Locating her is of the utmost importance considering the fact that Willoughby has severe asthma and has suffered complications in the past.
The next article contained more information the police had uncovered.
Willoughby Last Seen with Male Friend
Cheyenne Willoughby, the missing 18-year-old high school graduate from Apple Valley, Georgia was last seen with a male friend, witnesses say. Willoughby, who had attended a party on Dark Hollow Road on May 31, has been missing for one week.
After a series of interviews it was determined Willoughby was last seen with 23-year-old Travis Marcum. Party goers reportedly saw Willoughby climb into Marcum’s truck at approximately 3 am. Marcum submitted to interviews with detectives and denies having taken Willoughby with him. He has told reporters that he is “not friends with Willoughby but knows her as an acquaintance” and that the last time he saw her was before he left, on his own.
More searches throughout the community are expected to take place within the next few days. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Cheyenne Willoughby, please contact the Evarts’ County sheriff’s department.
Taryn had all kinds of questions about that article, but figured she’d wait until she read the others before jumping to any conclusions.
Case of Missing Girl Could Be Runaway
The search continues for 18-year-old Cheyenne Willoughby of Apple Valley. Willoughby went missing two months ago, but so far has turned up no leads have. There has been some speculation that Willoughby could have left on her own accord. “We’ve interviewed dozens and dozens of people who saw her that night, including the two fellows who were the last to see her,” Detective Anderson of the Evarts’ County sheriff’s department said. “But we don’t have any solid leads yet. We can’t rule this out as a runaway case just yet, but we are exploring every angle.”
The lines on Taryn’s forehead grew deeper as she read Detective Anderson’s statement. Of course, running away would make sense. But then again, she was eighteen years old. Why would she have had to run away when she could’ve just gone ahead and moved somewhere else?
Willoughby Family Holds Massive Search
The parents of the missing Cheyenne Willoughby gathered more than five hundred volunteers last Saturday morning to search several different parts of the county, including the forest around Dark Hollow Road and the rock quarry on HWY 67. Searchers walked a grid and looked for clothing, accessories, and other belongings Willoughby might have had with her, including her purse and cell phone. Dogs, including cadaver dogs, were used in the search which did not yield any results.
“We don’t understand what happened to her,” Thelma Willoughby told our reporter. “Cheyenne was a happy, friendly girl. She never hurt a soul. She was excited about the party and said she’d be home in the morning. We talked to her twice that evening, and she sounded fine.”
Investigators have recovered Willoughby’s cell
Local Girl’s Whereabouts Unknown
Cheyenne Willoughby, 18, is missing. Upon attending a summer party at the farm of Chris Hinkle on Dark Hollow Road, Willoughby was expected to return home the next morning. When she didn’t arrive by noon, her worried parents began calling her friends, assuming she’d gone home with one of them. Although many of the other party-goers, mostly local high school kids, remember seeing Willoughby at the party none of her friends reported anything suspicious.
The pretty, active brunette was on the honor roll all four years in high school. Her parents, Jeff and Thelma Willoughby of Telford Avenue are asking anyone with any information to please come forward and alert them or the police. Willoughby is 5’1”, weighs approximately 100 lbs. and was last seen wearing a red jacket, red cowboy boots, and a white sleeveless top. Locating her is of the utmost importance considering the fact that Willoughby has severe asthma and has suffered complications in the past.
The next article contained more information the police had uncovered.
Willoughby Last Seen with Male Friend
Cheyenne Willoughby, the missing 18-year-old high school graduate from Apple Valley, Georgia was last seen with a male friend, witnesses say. Willoughby, who had attended a party on Dark Hollow Road on May 31, has been missing for one week.
After a series of interviews it was determined Willoughby was last seen with 23-year-old Travis Marcum. Party goers reportedly saw Willoughby climb into Marcum’s truck at approximately 3 am. Marcum submitted to interviews with detectives and denies having taken Willoughby with him. He has told reporters that he is “not friends with Willoughby but knows her as an acquaintance” and that the last time he saw her was before he left, on his own.
More searches throughout the community are expected to take place within the next few days. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Cheyenne Willoughby, please contact the Evarts’ County sheriff’s department.
Taryn had all kinds of questions about that article, but figured she’d wait until she read the others before jumping to any conclusions.
Case of Missing Girl Could Be Runaway
The search continues for 18-year-old Cheyenne Willoughby of Apple Valley. Willoughby went missing two months ago, but so far has turned up no leads have. There has been some speculation that Willoughby could have left on her own accord. “We’ve interviewed dozens and dozens of people who saw her that night, including the two fellows who were the last to see her,” Detective Anderson of the Evarts’ County sheriff’s department said. “But we don’t have any solid leads yet. We can’t rule this out as a runaway case just yet, but we are exploring every angle.”
The lines on Taryn’s forehead grew deeper as she read Detective Anderson’s statement. Of course, running away would make sense. But then again, she was eighteen years old. Why would she have had to run away when she could’ve just gone ahead and moved somewhere else?
Willoughby Family Holds Massive Search
The parents of the missing Cheyenne Willoughby gathered more than five hundred volunteers last Saturday morning to search several different parts of the county, including the forest around Dark Hollow Road and the rock quarry on HWY 67. Searchers walked a grid and looked for clothing, accessories, and other belongings Willoughby might have had with her, including her purse and cell phone. Dogs, including cadaver dogs, were used in the search which did not yield any results.
“We don’t understand what happened to her,” Thelma Willoughby told our reporter. “Cheyenne was a happy, friendly girl. She never hurt a soul. She was excited about the party and said she’d be home in the morning. We talked to her twice that evening, and she sounded fine.”
Investigators have recovered Willoughby’s cell
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