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Missing Woman Found And Returned Home
The family of a 58-year-old woman who had been reported missing breathed a sigh of re- lief on Wednesday. Ms. Ethel Brantley was located and re- turned to her family. She was not harmed.
Ms. Brantley’s family be- came concerned about her whereabouts after they had not seen or heard from her since April 21st. Her cousin, Julius Braddy, said she has suffered a mental breakdown.
Braddy said all of her im- mediate family is deceased and she only has cousins left. She is single and doesn’t have any
MS. ETHEL BRANTLEY Located and returned to her family
children, he said.
On the day she disap-
peared, Braddy said Ms. Brantley has an operable car and a cell phone. However, on that Friday, she went to a neighbor’s and asked to use the phone. When the neighbor asked had she made the call, she reportedly said she had forgotten the telephone num- ber.
Braddy filed a missing person’s report with the Tampa Police Department after the neighbor observed the door to her home open and called police.
ALEXANDRA
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