Moore Family Concerned About Safety Of Missing Woman

A Moore family is hoping someone can help them find a loved one missing for the past five days.

The family of Cynthia Garcia filed a missing person report with the Moore Police Department. The 29-year-old was last seen leaving her job at the FAA in southwest Oklahoma City on Thursday at 4:45 p.m. Her car was found in her garage at her home in Moore, but Garcia hasn't been seen since Thursday.

Garcia's brother Miguel Garcia said on Friday a text message to her supervisor indicated she would not be coming to work. Another text message to her daughter's father also said she was not feeling well and would pick up her 7-year-old daughter Sophia on Saturday. She never showed up and her phone is turned off.

Miguel said his sister is in the midst of a divorce from her husband Rodrigo Torres, but does not believe he knows what happened to her. What is most alarming is she would never leave without telling family, nor would she leave her daughter without checking in on her periodically.

Garcia's mother Olga Cardenas is worried something happened to her. Her co-workers describe her as very responsible. She has not called in to work this week. A detective with Moore Police has been assigned to the case. However no tips have generated any leads on her whereabouts.

If you have any information, you are asked to call the Moore Police Department.