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Missing three weeks

Police are searching for a Bell Park woman who has been missing for three weeks.
Kellie Tarticchio, 34, was last seen at an address on Ozone Crescent, Bell Park, on 31 October.
Police and family had concerns for her due to the length of time she had been missing and the lack of contact with her family.
Kellie did not have a licence or a car, so police believed she was using public transport.
Police released an image of Kellie last Friday in the hope that someone may recognise her and provide information on her whereabouts.
They urged anyone who saw her to contact Geelong Police Station on 5225 3100.

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