New York State Police continue to search both on the ground and from the air for missing Glen Aubrey woman Casie Weese. State Police were joined by New York State Forest Rangers and the Tioga County Sheriff’s Department on Wednesday in their search.
New York State Police are investigating the disappearance of 37-year-old Casie Weese of Glen Aubrey, who was last seen leaving a party with her husband in Apalachin Sunday morning at approximately 1:30 a.m.
As part of the investigation, police reported that their vehicle ended up getting a flat tire a short distance away from the party, and Weese was last seen walking east on Main Street in Apalachin; she has not been seen since.
Weese is 5-foot 5-inches and weighs approximately 100 pounds. She has brown hair and brown eyes and was last seen wearing a black and white checkered jacket, jeans and black boots.
Since her disappearance, numerous agencies assisted with ground, water and air search in the Apalachin area where Weese was last seen. Teams searched along Main Street, State Route 434, surrounding streets and terrain.
Uniform troopers, K9’s, Investigators from the Bureau of Criminal Investigations, Special Operations Response Team, and the Underwater Recovery Team were assisted by New York State Forest Rangers, Tioga County Sheriff’s Deputies, the Apalachin Fire Department and the Tioga County Search and Rescue Team.
Both the New York State Police Underwater Recovery Team and the Forest Rangers searched the Susquehanna River and Apalachin Creek. The New York State Police Aviation Unit and Drones have been utilized by troopers to get a better perspective from the air. A K9 from the Broome County Sheriff’s Office assisted on Sunday.
Troopers continue to pursue tips from the public; if you have any information, contact the New York State Police at (607) 561-7400.
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