WNYT Staff
Updated: December 04, 2019 07:13 PM
Created: December 04, 2019 05:10 PM
The search continues in Colonie for 77-year old Beverly Trombley.
Her car was found abandoned, its battery dead, at West Albany Pocket Park.
The car was on the train tracks, a door ajar, and four-ways on.
K9 is out in search for missing 77 yo woman near West Albany Pocket Park. Her car was found, battery dead & door ajar, on railroad tracks. The latest on the investigation at 4, 5, & 6 on Channel 13. pic.twitter.com/MfiYao1saZ
The Albany County Sheriff's Department has searched the area with a cadaver dog and a drone with a thermal imaging camera looking for the woman.
They're even more concerned because the car was left on the tracks before the storm that left almost two-feet of snow.
This is the missing 77yo: Beverly Trombley, a well-respected retired nurse. She was en route from Voorheesville to Lee, MA pic.twitter.com/wScbSXIisk
— Kumi (@KumiTuckerWNYT) December 4, 2019
Authorities describe Trombley as a well-respected retired nurse.
She was moving from Voorheesville to Lee, Massachusetts, Saturday night, and was supposed to follow her son's car in her car. He made it to Lee, but it appears she did not.
He reported her missing to police in Lee, and later brought the case to the Albany County Sheriff's Department.
Amtrak reported to Colonie Police that there was a car on the CSX tracks. The car that came back to Trombley.
She is described as 5 feet, 8 inches, 120 pounds, last seen wearing a red coat and black pants. Authorities say she doesn't have any known medical or mental issues.
Investigators believe the car had been at West Albany pocket Park since at least Sunday morning, before the snow.
Anyone with information is asked to call Colonie Police at (518) 783-2744 or the Albany County Sheriff's Department at (518) 783-2744.
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