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Missing Austin woman may have been in San Antonio area when she disappeared, Austin police say

Susanna Duncan, 22, disappeared on April 21.
Credit: Austin Police Department

AUSTIN, Texas — The family of an Austin woman missing since April is offering a $500 reward for any information about her whereabouts.

According to the Austin Police Department, someone last saw 22-year-old Susanna Duncan near East Seventh Street and Interstate 35 in Downtown Austin just after 4 a.m. on April 21.

She wasn't reported missing until more than a month later on May 24, and detectives have been trying to find her since. 

On July 28, detectives shared they had reason to believe Duncan may have been in the San Antonio area when she was reported missing.

Investigators are concerned about Duncan's wellbeing after speaking with people who knew her, police said.

Duncan is known to travel between Austin and Marble Falls. 

According to police, Duncan is 5 feet, 2 inches tall, and weighs about 110 lbs. Police said she has brown hair and brown eyes and is often wearing tank tops with leggings.

If you have any information about Duncan's whereabouts, call 911 immediately or the APD Cold Case Missing Person's Unit at 512-974-5250.

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