CA Isabel LucasVelasco - SLO County investigators seize 2 trucks as part of missing person investigation.

[Knox]

Isabel LucasVelasco was last known to be in San Luis Obispo County on September 12.

Investigators have seized two pickup trucks as evidence in the case and would like to speak with anyone who saw either of the vehicles in the areas of Coalinga and Avenal on the night of Sept. 12, 2025, or during the day on Sept. 14, 2025. Specifically, in the area of Highway 198 west of Coalinga.

SLO County investigators seize 2 trucks as part of missing person investigation

The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help as detectives continue to investigate a Coalinga woman’s suspicious disappearance.

www.ksby.com

 

[GraceG]

She's lived in San Luis Obispo County since at least 2014 (2 very minor traffic infractions and a dismissed vehicular civil case).

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[Knox]

On Monday, San Luis Obispo County sheriff's detectives said they seized two trucks for evidence.

They are now asking for any tips related to sightings or interactions with either of the vehicles on the night of September 12, or the day of September 14 in the areas of Coalinga and Avenal.

Detectives are looking for witnesses and surveillance in the area of Highway 198, west of Coalinga, for both days.

Trucks seized in connection to missing Valley woman last seen in SLO County

Detectives on the Central Coast announced that two trucks have been seized in connection to the case of a missing Valley woman.

abc30.com

 

[Knox]

Isabel Lucas Velasco, 50, of Coalinga, who was last known to be in the county on Sept. 12. Isabel is described as 5’1” tall, weighing 145 lbs. She has connections to Coalinga and Visalia.

Update: Detectives seek tips on vehicles linked to missing woman

Update: Detectives seek tips on vehicles linked to missing womanIsabel Lucas Velasco, 50, of Coalinga, who was last known to be in the county on Sept. 12. Isabel is described as 5’1” tall, weighing 145 lbs. She has connections to Coalinga and Visalia.

Update: Detectives seek tips on vehicles linked to missing woman • Paso Robles Press

Paso Robles Press is the daily online news source and weekly print newspaper for the Paso Robles area, serving the community since 1889.

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[Knox]

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