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UGA Grad Student Missing

Cayle Bywater

Posted: 5:33 pm EST January 2, 2008Updated: 5:38 pm EST January 2, 2008

ATHENS, Ga. -- A mother of a University of Georgia grad student told Channel 2 she is afraid something bad has happened to her 29-year-old daughter.

Valery Bywater last spoke with her daughter, Cayle, Saturday. Two days later, neighbors noticed her dog loose outside her Athens home.

Athens-Clarke County police found Cayle's cell phone, wallet and keys still inside her house.

Police are asking anyone with information on Cayle Bywater's whereabouts to contact them.

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