Foul play is likely involved in the mysterious disappearance of a 20-year-old Westchester County woman, police said Wednesday, five days after the Indiana University student went missing.
Bloomington, Ind. Police Lt. Bill Parker said they had already searched the entire city for sophomore Lauren Spierer, and would expand their search outside the city. Parker said police have “persons of interest,” but no suspects.
Spierer was last seen early Friday morning walking home from a friend’s apartment after partying at a sports bar. But according to surveillance tapes acquired by police Tuesday evening, said she never made it home.
Her mother, Charlene, begged for someone to come forward with information about what happened to her daughter.
“To the person that has Lauren, or that knows where Lauren is, if you have a shred of decency you have to come forward,” she said on “Good Morning America” Wednesday, adding, “Let us have her back.”
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