Missing Afton woman found in good health
BURLINGTON – The New York State Police have located an Afton woman in good health who was reported missing Saturday.
Troopers said they found 23-year-old Yvonne M. Koepke in the Town of Burlington in Otsego County.
Police have not released any information regarding the circumstance of her sudden appearance, but said she was “in good health,” in a Wednesday morning statement.
Police also thanked the media outlets and the public for assisting the investigation and said information gathered from tips resulted “in the successful conclusion of this investigation.”
Police said more information regarding Koepke’s disappearance would later be released.
Police had been searching for Koepke since her family reported her missing on Saturday after she failed to show up for work. Police released images of Koepke and organized an intensive road patrol and helicopter search of the Afton area.
Her sudden disappearance from her home without any notification to family members or coworkers triggered concerned with State Police Investigator Jamie Bell. Bell also said that the Saturday of Koepke’s disappearance coincided with a weekend snowstorm that left over a foot of snow in some Afton areas.
Troopers said they found 23-year-old Yvonne M. Koepke in the Town of Burlington in Otsego County.
Police have not released any information regarding the circumstance of her sudden appearance, but said she was “in good health,” in a Wednesday morning statement.
Police also thanked the media outlets and the public for assisting the investigation and said information gathered from tips resulted “in the successful conclusion of this investigation.”
Police said more information regarding Koepke’s disappearance would later be released.
Police had been searching for Koepke since her family reported her missing on Saturday after she failed to show up for work. Police released images of Koepke and organized an intensive road patrol and helicopter search of the Afton area.
Her sudden disappearance from her home without any notification to family members or coworkers triggered concerned with State Police Investigator Jamie Bell. Bell also said that the Saturday of Koepke’s disappearance coincided with a weekend snowstorm that left over a foot of snow in some Afton areas.
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