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Athens Police Search For Missing Woman

Posted: 8:45 pm EST January 1, 2008Updated: 9:05 pm EST January 1, 2008

ATHENS, Ga -- The Athens-Clarke County Police Department is asking for help in locating 29 year old, Cayle Bywater.

Bywater was reported missing on New Year’s Eve when a neighbor found her dog running loose near her S. Milledge Ave. home.

She was last seen on Saturday and spoke with a family member that same day.

Police found her backdoor open. Her purse, wallet, keys, cell phone and car are all still at her residence.

Cayle Bywater is described as a white female, 5’3” tall, 113 pounds, with curly brown hair and blue eyes.

Anyone with information should call:

Athens Clarke County Police Central Communications (706) 613-3345

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