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We Went Looking for Answers, but Came Back With More Questions

UNITED STATES – The family of missing American Taylor Casey slamming the investigation saying they left The Bahamas with more questions than answers.

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2 years ago

July 11, 2024

Joshua Williams

UNITED STATES – The family of missing American Taylor Casey slamming the investigation saying they left The Bahamas with more questions than answers. They held a press conference in Chicago this morning on the day that would have been her 42nd birthday.

That’s Emily Williams, a close friend of missing American Taylor Casey. Addressing American media during a press conference that was held in Chicago this morning.

In the interview provided by newsnation, Casey’s family and friends say they’re fed up with the investigation by the Royal Bahamas Police Force.

Casey was last seen at Athe Sivanada Ashram Yoga Retreat on Paradise Island nearly three weeks ago.

The family recently traveled to The Bahamas to meet with detectives.

Casey’s mother Colette Seymore says the ordeal has been unbearable.

Police found Taylor’s cell phone in the water but authorities were not able to retrieve information from it.

National Security Minister Wayne Munroe has said the Federal Bureau of Investigations is assisting police, But Casey’s family is questioning those claims.

Casey’s family also sharing what they found at the yoga retreat.