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Missing Valley woman found alive, dehydrated near a county road

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Missing Valley woman found alive, dehydrated near a county road
Key takeaways
  • Missing 35-year-old Sheree Nicole Finley found alive near County Road 84, dehydrated and transported to hospital.
  • Police used cellular GPS data to locate her after she was reported missing July 29th morning.

A search for missing Valley woman has ended with her being found alive.

The search began when 35-year-old Sheree Nicole Finley was reported missing to the Valley Police Department on July 29th. Officers were advised that Finley was last seen at her residence located on 16th Place on July 29, 2022, at approximately 12:45 a.m.

Detectives were notified and an investigation was initiated. Detectives were able to obtain Ms. Finley’s cellular phone GPS data. After examining the data, detectives were able to conclude that Ms. Finley’s probable location was somewhere on or near County Road 84.

Detectives began a search of the area on the afternoon of July 29th. This morning detectives of the Valley Police Department returned to County Road 84 to resume search efforts. At approximately 10 a.m., Ms. Finley was located. EMS was notified and responded to the scene. Ms. Finley was then transported to EAMC-Lanier for evaluation and treatment for dehydration.

This case is still under investigation and anyone with information regarding the case are encouraged to contact the Valley Police Department at 334-756-5200.

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