Reward now $10,000 for info in Copiah missing investigation - MSNewsNow.com - Jackson, MS

Reward now $10,000 for info in Copiah missing investigation

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By Joe Barnes - bio | email

The reward for helping to locate Linda Gale Reed is now $10,000.

The 65 year-old woman was last heard from Sunday evening when she spoke with her husband on the phone about 9 p.m. according to family members. 

Reed's vehicle was found Monday in a wooded area just off I-55 in Gallman.

Reed's family says she doesn't have any mental health issues and wouldn't have wondered away.

Volunteers who would like to help search for Reed are asked to meet at the Copiah County Fairgrounds.

If you have any information on her whereabouts you're asked to call the Copiah County Sheriff's Department.

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