Kathleen Jo Marley (Katy Jo)and her dog Marvin are missing from Uptown in Dallas. Katy & Marvin were last seen May 20th. Missing persons report with Dallas PD.
A notice was released on social media on Sunday, May 28;
“We are looking for our friend Katy Jo she lives in the State/Allen area
We have not been able to reach her. She does not have her phone
She is 5”10, dirty blonde/ red hair last seen with her dog Marvin. He is a husky and both have blue eyes.
Please call/ text us if you do see her in the area. While we know there will be a lot of questions we only have the bandwidth to follow on information related to finding where are friend is.
A missing persons report has been filed.
214.663.2337.”
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When Noel’s mother contacted their Everman ISD school to inquire about unenrollment on March 23, police and CPS detectives discovered that Noel’s four siblings, who ranged in age from 7 to 11, had been missing, according to police. Police said Noel was not enrolled at school. All seven of his children, including the 5-month-old twins who make up Noel’s half-siblings, were in his mother’s care.
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