Police Revisit Area Where Missing Rushville Woman's Car Was Found
Investigators Trying To Determine 46-Year-Old's Whereabouts
POSTED: 12:17 p.m. EST July 1, 2002
CARTHAGE, Ind. -- Police say they hope to learn more about the case of a missing Rushville woman by re-creating the scene where her car was found abandoned.
Police found the car of Nancy Lyons (pictured, left), 46, two weeks ago on County Road 700 between the towns of Arlington and Carthage in northwestern Rush County.
The car was parked and running, with the trunk open and a flat tire on the left rear, police said.
Lyons was last seen June 17, when surveillance cameras at a Rushville Wal-Mart recorded her leaving the store.
Police said Monday's scene re-creation could reveal clues that may have been overlooked.
Lyons is 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs about 110 pounds, police said.
People with information about the case can call the Rush County Sheriff's Department at (765) 932-2931.
Police found the car of Nancy Lyons (pictured, left), 46, two weeks ago on County Road 700 between the towns of Arlington and Carthage in northwestern Rush County.
The car was parked and running, with the trunk open and a flat tire on the left rear, police said.
Lyons was last seen June 17, when surveillance cameras at a Rushville Wal-Mart recorded her leaving the store.
Police said Monday's scene re-creation could reveal clues that may have been overlooked.
Lyons is 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs about 110 pounds, police said.
People with information about the case can call the Rush County Sheriff's Department at (765) 932-2931.
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