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Hartwick Woman

Missing For Week

AllOTSEGO.com Report Courtesy WKTV-TV

Roxanne Shipman-Hull of Hartwick has been missing for a week.

HARTWICK – A week after 48-year-old Roxanne Shipman-Hull of Hartwick disappeared, her family says they will not stop searching for her, Kathy Shipman, the woman's stepmother, told WKTV today.

Roxanne was last seen by her boyfriend around 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29, and her family says on Tuesday at 3 p.m., her phone pinged in Plainfield State Land at Adams Pond. Shipman-Hull’s family and sheriff’s deputies searched the area of the pond and could not find her.

According to the sheriff’s office, she left a cryptic message saying "goodbye," but didn’t indicate where she was going.

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