Coffee County Sheriff's Office searching for missing 81-year-old Georgia woman

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Written by Kristen Kitchens


On Wednesday afternoon, the Coffee County Sheriff's Office issued a BOLO alert, asking for assistance in locating Letrelle Spires, an 81-year-old woman who has not been seen since this past weekend.

According to officials with the department, Spires, was last seen on Sunday, September 17, 2023, and might be driving a Grey BMW. Local authorities are actively investigating her disappearance and are seeking information from the community.

Officials with the Coffee County Sheriff's Office asked that anyone with details about Letrelle Spires or her current whereabouts, or if you see her, please contact them immediately at 912-384-7675.



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