Missing woman Carissa Starr from Singleton: Found safe and well
UPDATE: Missing Singleton woman Carissa Starr has been found safe and well.
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UPDATE: A woman reported missing from the Hunter region been found safe and well.
Carissa Starr, 30, was last seen leaving a property in Singleton between 2.30 and 4.30pm on Tuesday 5 November.
Following police inquiries, Ms Starr went to Port Macquarie Police Station around 10pm on November 6.
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Police have asked for help to find a woman missing from the Hunter Valley, who has connections to the Central Coast.
Carissa Starr, aged 30, was last seen leaving a home in Singleton between 2.30pm and 4.30pm on Tuesday, November 5.
Officers from Hunter Valley Police District were contacted on Tuesday night and started an investigation. They have reason to believe she may be in the local area.
Police and family are concerned about her welfare.
She is described as being of caucasian appearance, between 165-170cm tall, with an average build, black hair and brown eyes. It’s believed she may be travelling in a white Mazda 3 with NSW registration plates ECW 10Z.
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She has connections to the Singleton, Tamworth and Gosford areas.
Anyone who has seen Carissa or knows of her whereabouts is urged to contact police or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.