In Sunflower County, organizers brought in a helicopter to aid in the search for a missing Inverness woman. Angelia Yates has been missing almost a week. The mother of three left her home about 8:30 p.m. Saturday. After checking the cell phone records of her last phone calls, authorities have concentrated on the area between Moorhead and Leflore County.
On Friday, law officers were searching along highways and county roads from Moorhead to Itta Bena, including area lakes and streams. A helicopter assisted with the search.
Yates was last seen wearing a lime green T-shirt with the logo of Roy's Store on it, blue jeans and flip-flops. She was driving a gold Oldsmobile Intrigue with the license number WSD 061.
If you have information about Yates' whereabouts, call the Inverness Police Department at 662-265-5741.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
Cell Phone Records
Inverness Police Chief Edrick Hall says Yates' cell phone records show Yates was in the Moorhead area when she last used her cell phone.
From checking call records and global positioning technology, authorities believe Yates was somewhere between Moorhead and Leflore County when she disappeared. Volunteers, family members and Sunflower County Emergency Management are involved in the search.
From checking call records and global positioning technology, authorities believe Yates was somewhere between Moorhead and Leflore County when she disappeared. Volunteers, family members and Sunflower County Emergency Management are involved in the search.
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