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The 23-year-old son of the missing Bosque County News managing editor said he and his family are busy putting signs around their neighborhood, and waiting for any word from investigators.
“We have no information,” said her 23-year-old son, Michael. “I just want to know what happened.”
Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Ronnie Ashmore said it is too early in the investigation, to know why LaDawn Garland, 42, has not been heard from since 7 p.m. Wednesday.
She had worked earlier in the day at the Bosque County News, where she has been the managing editor for about nine years.
Garland called her husband on her cell phone and told him she was at the Waco Best Buy at about 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Evan Moore, the paper’s owner, said when Garland’s husband tried to call her back soon after, she didn’t answer.
Garland was last seen driving a white, extended cab Dodge pickup, Ashmore said. The truck is owned by Moore, who lent her his spare truck after she hit a deer in her vehicle, he said.
Moore said today that Garland deposited a check into the newspapers’ account at 4:12 p.m. Wednesday.
“If the woman was going to steal my car, why didn’t she steal my money?” he said. “There’s $14,000 in that account, and she didn’t touch it.”
Moore also said he had seen no signs that Garland disappeared on purpose.
The Hamilton and Bosque county sheriff’s offices, the Texas Rangers and the Waco Police Department participated in the search. Garland and her family live near the Hamilton/Bosque county line.
Ashmore asked anyone with information about Garland’s whereabouts to call the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office at (254) 386-8128.
The 23-year-old son of the missing Bosque County News managing editor said he and his family are busy putting signs around their neighborhood, and waiting for any word from investigators.
“We have no information,” said her 23-year-old son, Michael. “I just want to know what happened.”
Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Ronnie Ashmore said it is too early in the investigation, to know why LaDawn Garland, 42, has not been heard from since 7 p.m. Wednesday.
She had worked earlier in the day at the Bosque County News, where she has been the managing editor for about nine years.
Garland called her husband on her cell phone and told him she was at the Waco Best Buy at about 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Evan Moore, the paper’s owner, said when Garland’s husband tried to call her back soon after, she didn’t answer.
Garland was last seen driving a white, extended cab Dodge pickup, Ashmore said. The truck is owned by Moore, who lent her his spare truck after she hit a deer in her vehicle, he said.
Moore said today that Garland deposited a check into the newspapers’ account at 4:12 p.m. Wednesday.
“If the woman was going to steal my car, why didn’t she steal my money?” he said. “There’s $14,000 in that account, and she didn’t touch it.”
Moore also said he had seen no signs that Garland disappeared on purpose.
The Hamilton and Bosque county sheriff’s offices, the Texas Rangers and the Waco Police Department participated in the search. Garland and her family live near the Hamilton/Bosque county line.
Ashmore asked anyone with information about Garland’s whereabouts to call the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office at (254) 386-8128.