Thursday, October 19, 2006

Allison Jackson Foy



October 18, 2006
For more information, contact:
CUE Center for Missing Persons
PO Box 12714 Wilmington, NC 28405
Monica Caison – (910) 232-2687


New Reward for Allison Jackson Foy
Cash Reward for the Direct Location

Wilmington, NC. – Allison Jackson Foy’s remains missing and now a new reward of $3,000 in addition to the crime stoppers reward, Wilmington offered over a month ago is in place.
Allison vanished on July 30th,, she has not been seen or heard from since. Family members have made several trips to the Carolinas in search for her and have left empty handed.

The reward is offered to any person that provides the direct location of Allison’s whereabouts and tipsters can remain anonymous. Someone knows something out there and we hope this reward will encourage someone in need to help bring Allison home, “said, Monica Caison”, CUE Founder.

Allison Foy was last seen at the Junction Billiards Sports Bar located at 5216 Carolina Beach Road in Wilmington, NC; she was employed at the Holiday Inn Hotel as an assistant manager. Days later the vehicle Allison was driving was located in the parking of the billiard pub.

In the last 3 months her family has worked tirelessly to find her and promote her case launching a website http://www.helpfindallison.com/, hosting benefits for search efforts, campaigning national news shows and more. CUE Center for Missing Persons, along with law officials, private investigators and her family have run down many leads only to find another dead end.

We remain hopeful a resolution will come forward, however there are many days that fear sets in of the unknown, “said, Lisa Valentino”, Allison’s sister.

CUE Center volunteers will continue to search for Allison and provide continual support to her family, said CUE’s Founder, Monica Caison.

Anyone with information about Allison Jackson Foy’s disappearance or her whereabouts is asked to call their local law enforcement agency or the confidential 24-hour tip-line at the CUE Center for Missing Persons: (910) 232-1687. Tips can also be cuecenter@aol.com or left at the Center’s Web site at www.ncmissingpersons.org.

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