Corrie Anderson Search Set to Begin this Weekend: The Criminal Report Daily : Investigation Discovery

April 15, 2009

The search for Corrie Anderson, a missing mother of three from Ashville, N.Y., is scheduled to take place this weekend. However, despite previous plans, the search will no longer involve members of the search and recovery group, Texas EquuSearch.

The sudden change in plan remains unclear, but the family is adamant that they will continue forward, as is evident in a press release they sent out late last night.

"Although this news is disappointing to the family, they would like the public to know that all search plans and the schedule remain the same and they still need community support," the press release reads. "It will be a more local effort, not as grand-scale, but still the mission is the same, to search for Corrie. The hunters, farmers, firefighters and citizens that make up our community know this land and we need their help. We truly value and appreciate their support."

The command center for the search will be located at the Ashville Firemen's Training Grounds, in Ashville, NY. Search teams will start getting dispatched at 8:00 am and the search will continue each day until dusk.

Anyone interested in volunteering for the search is asked to show up at the command center or to sign up at www.findcorrie.com.

A $15,000 reward is being offered for information leading to Corrie's whereabouts. Anyone with information is asked to contact the New York State Police at (716) 665-3113.

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