A woman from New Caney remains unaccounted for. Details about her disappearance are available from the Montgomery County Police Reporter. She was seen on foot in the area of Knoll Drive.
The woman has a medical condition that may affect her behavior. Her clothing at the time of her disappearance has been described. For more information about the missing woman, including the time she was last seen and what she was wearing, readers can consult the Montgomery County Police Reporter.
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