Police Say Lacking 19-Yr-Previous Aniah Blanchard ‘Was Harmed’
Aniah Haley Blanchard, the 19-year-old stepdaughter of UFC fighter Walt Harris, has been lacking since Thursday, October 24, and now investigators consider she was the sufferer of foul play.
In line with a submit on the Auburn Police Division’s web site, authorities introduced on Thursday (October 31) that Blanchard’s car, which was discovered two days after she disappeared, has been examined by the Alabama Division of Forensic Sciences and “has now decided that she was harmed and is taken into account to be a sufferer of foul play.”
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Blanchard, a Southern Union Faculty pupil from Homewood, Alabama, was formally reported lacking on October 24. ABC Information studies her final recognized communication was with a pal simply earlier than midnight on October 23.
Police recovered the teenager’s black 2017 Honda CRV from an condo advanced in Montgomery Friday (October 25) at round 6:15 p.m.
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Auburn police Capt. Lorenza Dorsey stated Blanchard’s car had been broken someday between the final time it was seen in Auburn and it is Friday evening discovery.
On Monday (October 28), authorities launched a brief surveillance video from Wednesday (October 23) displaying the school pupil making a purchase order at a comfort retailer situated on South Faculty Road simply earlier than her car was seen driving on the identical avenue.
A statewide process pressure was formally fashioned to find the lacking teen. In line with Fox10, Central Alabama CrimeStoppers is reporting a leap in reward cash for the case to $80,000 after donations poured in from Gov. Kay Ivey, UFC President Dana White, UFC athlete Jon Jones and nameless donors and residents of Homewood.
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If in case you have any ideas or info relating to the disappearance of Aniah Blanchard please name police at 334-501-3140, the nameless tip line at 334-246-1391 or the 24-hour non-emergency quantity at 334-501-3100. Tricks to Crime Stoppers may be made via the 24-hour tip line at 215-STOP (7867), via the P3-tips app, on the net at www.215STOP.com or by way of the Central Alabama Crime Stoppers Fb web page.
