The vehicle belonging to a 25-year-old Calgary woman has been located and Calgary police continue the search to find Amy Fahlman.
Her brother said the two last spoke on Friday and Fahlman said she was headed out for a scenic drive north and west of the city.
She didn’t show up for plans the next day with her friends, which is when they called police.
On Wednesday, the Calgary Police Service said they found Fahlman’s grey 2010 Nissan Murano. Police found the SUV on Tuesday afternoon apparently stuck down a muddy road, but did not immediately release the exact location it was found so police can thoroughly search the area.
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CPS is leading the search efforts with support from RCMP and Calgary Search and Rescue.
Police expect to release more information once details are confirmed.
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Fahlman’s family are independently searching for information and handing out missing persons flyers to passersby. An aunt and uncle recently joined the effort from Saskatchewan.
Anyone with information about Fahlman’s whereabouts is asked to call CPS at 403-266-1234. Anonymous tips can be provided to Crime Stoppers.
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