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A New England woman who went missing in New York City has been found.
Christine Hammontree, age 29, of Falmouth, Maine, had last been seen just after 2 a.m. on Monday, May 24 getting into a vehicle with a man and two women in Times Square.
She was reported missing to the Falmouth Police Department by her parents on Tuesday, May 25.
She was located at a hostel in Queens and is safe, authorities announced on Friday, May 28. No foul play is suspected.
"The Falmouth Police Department would like to thank its law enforcement colleagues for their time, attention, and steadfast dedication in locating Christine Hammontree," the Falmouth Police Department said in a statement. "Falmouth Police would also like to extend its gratitude to the local and national media outlets who kept Ms. Hammontree in the public eye, as this media attention generated numerous noteworthy tips that helped steer the investigation to a successful resolution."
Original report:
Police are asking the public's help in locating a New England woman who went missing in New York City.
Christine Hammontree, age 29, of Falmouth, Maine, was last seen just after 2 a.m. on Monday, May 24 getting into a vehicle with a man and two women in Times Square.
She was reported missing to the Falmouth Police Department by her parents on Tuesday, May 25.
She was seen in surveillance video at the McDonald’s restaurant in Times Square, in the early morning hours of May 24 wearing an oversized blue T-shirt, cutoff light blue jeans, sandals, the Falmouth Police Department said.
She was carrying an orange backpack and wore black Ray-Ban aviator sunglasses on the top of her head, said police.
Hammontree was last seen getting into the vehicle outside of McDonald’s with the group of unidentified individuals.
If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Christine Hammontree, please contact the Falmouth Police Department at 207-781-2300.
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