12-12-2011, 01:19 PM
and sadly another...
FOX
Volunteers searching for a missing North Carolina mother of two found a woman's body in a wooded area Sunday afternoon.
Authorities have not confirmed whether the body is that of 50-year-old Edwardyne "Dynee" Williams who was last seen over the Thanksgiving weekend WRAL-TV reported.
The body is being sent to the chief medical examiner's office in Chapel Hill for an autopsy according to the station.
Williams, who has two daughters disappeared Nov. 27. Investigators reportedly found her abandoned SUV about a week ago along Chicken Foot Road in Cumberland County about 2 miles from her home. Williams' children said the vehicle was found along a road she would not have traveled.
Family members told the station that Williams' purse was found hanging on a nearby tree and her house keys and cellphone were inside the vehicle. The key to her white Isuzu Rodeo was reportedly missing.
Volunteers discovered the body close to the roadway off Canady Pond Roada day after a special K-9 team from Tennessee arrived in North Carolina to assist in the search according to the station.
Williams' older daughter Tabitha Joneshad told the station that she knew something was wrong when she left her mother a message about her upcoming graduation and didn't hear back.
"Call text nothing. Her phone was off" the 24-year-old said.
"You want to believe she is going to walk through that door" she said prior to the news a body had been found.
Williams' husband died Dec. 18, 2010 but family members say they hadn't noted any signs of depression in their mother in connection with the upcoming anniversary according to the station.
Williams' daughters have said they suspect foul play in their mother's disappearance.
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FOX
Volunteers searching for a missing North Carolina mother of two found a woman's body in a wooded area Sunday afternoon.
Authorities have not confirmed whether the body is that of 50-year-old Edwardyne "Dynee" Williams who was last seen over the Thanksgiving weekend WRAL-TV reported.
The body is being sent to the chief medical examiner's office in Chapel Hill for an autopsy according to the station.
Williams, who has two daughters disappeared Nov. 27. Investigators reportedly found her abandoned SUV about a week ago along Chicken Foot Road in Cumberland County about 2 miles from her home. Williams' children said the vehicle was found along a road she would not have traveled.
Family members told the station that Williams' purse was found hanging on a nearby tree and her house keys and cellphone were inside the vehicle. The key to her white Isuzu Rodeo was reportedly missing.
Volunteers discovered the body close to the roadway off Canady Pond Roada day after a special K-9 team from Tennessee arrived in North Carolina to assist in the search according to the station.
Williams' older daughter Tabitha Joneshad told the station that she knew something was wrong when she left her mother a message about her upcoming graduation and didn't hear back.
"Call text nothing. Her phone was off" the 24-year-old said.
"You want to believe she is going to walk through that door" she said prior to the news a body had been found.
Williams' husband died Dec. 18, 2010 but family members say they hadn't noted any signs of depression in their mother in connection with the upcoming anniversary according to the station.
Williams' daughters have said they suspect foul play in their mother's disappearance.