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Website Set To Help Find Missing Charleston Woman

Website Set To Help Find Missing Charleston Woman

A new website has been launched to help find a South Carolina missing now for two months.


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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - A new website has been launched to help find a South Carolina missing now for two months.
Twenty-eight-year-old Katherine Waring of Charleston was last seen June 12.
A group, "The Friends of Kate Waring," has launched a website.

A $25,000 reward is being offered to anyone who has information leading to the missing woman. The website includes developments in the investigation and notes from the Waring family as well as photos, videos and links to Crime Stoppers.

The woman's family has said Waring received threatening text messages before her disappearance.

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