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The ex-boyfriend's house was searched again. Video at link.
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OAKLEY, Calif. - Oakley Police Department served an additional search warrant in connection to the disappearance of Alexis Gabe, who was last seen at her ex-boyfriend's Antioch home in January, officials say.
On Thursday, police detectives served the warrant at the home on Benttree Way in Antioch, City of Oakley said in a post on social media. Antioch police assisted with the effort to locate evidence in the 24-year-old Oakley woman's disappearance. The home in question is where Gabe was last seen, her family said. Investigators are looking to see if foul play occurred at this location.
The ex-boyfriend's home was subject to a previous search in February.
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www.kron4.com
OAKLEY, Calif. (KRON) — There are new developments in the search of missing 24-year-old Oakley resident Alexis Gabe. Detectives exercised a search warrant at a home in connection to the woman’s disappearance, Oakley officials announced in a Facebook post Thursday evening.
A home on Benttree Way in Antioch is where Gabe was reportedly last seen, according to officials. Investigators are looking into whether this residence is where she was met with foul play.
Gabe has been missing since January. Numerous search efforts have been enacted since to find her. Last month, the Oakley Police Department announced a $10,000 reward for information related to Gabe’s disappearance.
Police have described a person of interest related to this case, KRON4 reported in April. He is described to be around 6 feet tall, slim build, dark skin, wearing a large jacket, a dark cap and an N95-style face mask with a beard protruding from underneath.
“We are aware of numerous reports of recently recovered deceased bodies around the Bay Area and beyond,” said Oakley Police Chief Paul Beard. “The community can be assured that the Oakley and Antioch Police Departments are actively looking into all reports and cases.”
Alexis Gabe's cell-phone case found in Antioch, 'key piece of evidence'
A key piece of evidence has been recovered in the case of a missing Oakley woman. On Friday, officials announced Alexis Gabe's cell-phone case was discovered by investigators in Antioch.
OAKLEY, Calif. - Oakley Police Department served an additional search warrant in connection to the disappearance of Alexis Gabe, who was last seen at her ex-boyfriend's Antioch home in January, officials say.
On Thursday, police detectives served the warrant at the home on Benttree Way in Antioch, City of Oakley said in a post on social media. Antioch police assisted with the effort to locate evidence in the 24-year-old Oakley woman's disappearance. The home in question is where Gabe was last seen, her family said. Investigators are looking to see if foul play occurred at this location.
The ex-boyfriend's home was subject to a previous search in February.
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Police search home in connection to disappearance of Oakley woman Alexis Gabe
OAKLEY, Calif. (KRON) — There are new developments in the search of missing 24-year-old Oakley resident Alexis Gabe. Detectives exercised a search warrant at a home in connection to the woman…
www.kron4.com
OAKLEY, Calif. (KRON) — There are new developments in the search of missing 24-year-old Oakley resident Alexis Gabe. Detectives exercised a search warrant at a home in connection to the woman’s disappearance, Oakley officials announced in a Facebook post Thursday evening.
A home on Benttree Way in Antioch is where Gabe was reportedly last seen, according to officials. Investigators are looking into whether this residence is where she was met with foul play.
Gabe has been missing since January. Numerous search efforts have been enacted since to find her. Last month, the Oakley Police Department announced a $10,000 reward for information related to Gabe’s disappearance.
Police have described a person of interest related to this case, KRON4 reported in April. He is described to be around 6 feet tall, slim build, dark skin, wearing a large jacket, a dark cap and an N95-style face mask with a beard protruding from underneath.
“We are aware of numerous reports of recently recovered deceased bodies around the Bay Area and beyond,” said Oakley Police Chief Paul Beard. “The community can be assured that the Oakley and Antioch Police Departments are actively looking into all reports and cases.”
