Post by LadyBlue on Sept 4, 2007 21:14:55 GMT -5
Camille Cleverley's debit card was used at a Provo convenience store Friday, a day after the BYU student was last seen, police said.
Capt. Cliff Argyle said police are checking to see if the card was actually used by the missing Brigham Young University student, or if someone else used the card.
Meanwhile, the police, sheriff's office and volunteers are preparing to mount a search of the Provo River Trail and nearby Rock Canyon to find the missing woman.
Cleverley, 22, left her apartment at noon Thursday, when she went for a ride on her silver-and-lavender Schwinn bike. She did not show up for a test Friday and did not report to work at BYU's Harold B. Lee Library on Saturday.
Family members and friends searched Provo Sunday and blanketed the area with fliers with Cleverley's picture on it. Argyle said Provo police have checked the Provo River Trail several times, with some officers searching on their own time. He said Provo and BYU police also have been through Rock Canyon Park.
The department has received some leads, but Argyle said they have not turned up anything.
Argyle said Capt. Dave Bolda would be coordinating volunteer efforts to search for Cleverley.
Damon Talbot, operation manager of Destiny Search, said the group will be setting up a search post in Provo.
David Cleverley, the student's brother, said the family was able to get messages off Cleverley's phone, but found nothing of consequence. However, they are checking the names found on the phone.
The family has set up a page on MySpace.com, www.myspace.com/helpfindcamille, to gather more information and keep people informed.
Cleverley is a senior majoring in marriage, family and human development at BYU. She has blond hair, blue eyes and weighs 110 pounds.
Anyone with information on Cleverley should call the Provo Police at 852-6210.
www.sltrib.com/ci_6799615
Capt. Cliff Argyle said police are checking to see if the card was actually used by the missing Brigham Young University student, or if someone else used the card.
Meanwhile, the police, sheriff's office and volunteers are preparing to mount a search of the Provo River Trail and nearby Rock Canyon to find the missing woman.
Cleverley, 22, left her apartment at noon Thursday, when she went for a ride on her silver-and-lavender Schwinn bike. She did not show up for a test Friday and did not report to work at BYU's Harold B. Lee Library on Saturday.
Family members and friends searched Provo Sunday and blanketed the area with fliers with Cleverley's picture on it. Argyle said Provo police have checked the Provo River Trail several times, with some officers searching on their own time. He said Provo and BYU police also have been through Rock Canyon Park.
The department has received some leads, but Argyle said they have not turned up anything.
Argyle said Capt. Dave Bolda would be coordinating volunteer efforts to search for Cleverley.
Damon Talbot, operation manager of Destiny Search, said the group will be setting up a search post in Provo.
David Cleverley, the student's brother, said the family was able to get messages off Cleverley's phone, but found nothing of consequence. However, they are checking the names found on the phone.
The family has set up a page on MySpace.com, www.myspace.com/helpfindcamille, to gather more information and keep people informed.
Cleverley is a senior majoring in marriage, family and human development at BYU. She has blond hair, blue eyes and weighs 110 pounds.
Anyone with information on Cleverley should call the Provo Police at 852-6210.
www.sltrib.com/ci_6799615