Police have determined that a crime was committed in the case of a missing 36-year-old woman. The investigation is ongoing, with few details released so far. A person of interest has not been named.
The missing woman was last seen on July 17. Further information about the disappearance is available from the source, including the location where the woman was last seen, which is a pharmacy parking lot in Fairfield, California.
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