Community asked to search for missing student
 To help search for her this weekend.
The Associated Press
WFLS News
Date published: 11/4/2009
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) - The parents of a Virginia Tech
student who went missing in Charlottesville last month are asking
the community to help search for her this weekend.
Dan Harrington told a news conference Wednesday the three-day
search will be coordinated by the Laura Recovery Center, a
Texas-based group that helps to recover missing children.
Twenty-year-old Morgan Dana Harrington was last seen on a bridge
that crosses railroad tracks after she became separated from her
friends at a Metallica concert Oct. 17.
Searchers will get instructions at a meeting at the Cavalier Inn
Thursday night.
Virginia State Police spokeswoman Corinne Geller says police
have received 350 tips so far, and have followed up on every one.
She says Metallica has added $50,000 to the reward for Morgan
Harrington's return, bringing it to $150,000.
(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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Date published: 11/4/2009
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