Woman missing from Fayette County found dead
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A woman who was reported missing from Fayette County earlier this month was found dead on Wednesday.
According to the Fayette County Sheriff's Office, 21-year-old Naomi Sayre was first reported missing by her mother Theresa Sayre on March 5.
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At the time of the missing person report, Theresa reported that her daughter had ingested medicine that was not prescribed to her and then left home without her phone.
On Sunday, March 12, a community search was coordinated in hopes of finding Sayre. Volunteers searched the Village of Bloomingburg, focusing on the area where Sayre was last reportedly seen.
On Wednesday, the sheriff's office received a report just after 12:30 a.m. on a person found dead at a home in Bloomingburg.
Upon arrival, deputies were directed to the upstairs of the home where Sayre was discovered in a closet.
Her body was taken to the Montgomery County Medical Coroner's Office for a post-mortem exam.
The sheriff's office said no signs of foul play was discovered.
Her cause of death is unknown at this time.
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