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Detectives seek leads in Titusville woman's disappearance

TITUSVILLE, Fla. — The search continued Saturday for a Titusville woman who was reported missing Tuesday, police said.

Lori Upthegrove, 51, was last seen on Sunday at her home on Cleveland Street. Investigators said they suspect foul play in her disappearance. 
“We're still hoping this will, everything will turn out OK… that she's just somewhere hiding out," Lori’s friend, Bill Jenkins said.
Her husband, Timothy Upthegrove, is in jail after investigators said he lied about where he found her SUV.
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Investigators are going through a wooded area that extends about a quarter of a mile over to Interstate 95.
Police said it’s an area close to where Timothy Upthegrove works.
Police officers and crime scene investigators searched her home on Thursday.
"She's a very nice lady.  Nobody thought anything like this would happen," Lori’s friend, Roger Stanclift said.
Timothy Upthegrove has a history of domestic violence and remains locked up in jail.
"She has done that to get away from him, but not just disappear and not contact no friends, no family, no nothing," Jenkins said.
Timothy Upthegrove has been named as a person of interest in the case, authorities said.
Jeff Deal

Jeff Deal, WFTV.com

I joined the Eyewitness News team as a reporter in 2006.