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Have you seen this person? Olympia police ask public for help finding missing woman

Olympia police are asking the public for help finding Amanda F. Alonso, 39. Her mother has been unable to locate her since March 14.
Olympia police are asking the public for help finding Amanda F. Alonso, 39. Her mother has been unable to locate her since March 14. Courtesy of Olympia Police Department

Olympia police are asking the public for help locating a 39-year-old woman who went missing earlier this month.

Amanda F. Alonso could often be found living in her gray Nissan Altima in the parking lots at 3700 Martin Way East and 4280 Martin Way, according to a public release.

Her mother reported her missing after being unable to locate her in those areas. She last heard from her on March 14, according to the news release.

Police described Alonso as a white woman who is 5-foot, 7-inches tall and weighs about 145 pounds. She has blond hair, blue eyes and a neck tattoo of a heart with an infinity symbol.

The release notes she has substance use disorder.

Anyone with information about Alonso’s whereabouts can contact dispatch at their non-emergency number, 360-704-2740.

This story was originally published March 30, 2023 at 9:57 AM.

Martín Bilbao
The Olympian
Martín Bilbao reports on Thurston County government, courts and breaking news. He joined The Olympian in November 2020 and previously worked for The Bellingham Herald and Daily Bruin. He was born in Ecuador and grew up in California. Support my work with a digital subscription
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