University Place Missing Woman Marishka Carlisle

University Place, WALocal News

Marishka Carlisle, a 33-year-old woman, has been reported missing in the University Place neighborhood of Pierce County since February 29. The last known sighting was around 3 a. m. at her family's home, where she sent a text message just an hour later stating she would turn her phone off, causing concern for her safety. Her family has indicated that she suffers from a mental health condition, which has heightened the urgency of the search.

Marishka is described as approximately 5'2" tall, weighing around 160 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes. She may also have piercings on her ears, nose, and between her nose and mouth. Local authorities are requesting that anyone with information about her whereabouts contact them immediately by calling 911. This case underscores the importance of community awareness in instances of missing persons, particularly in cases involving mental health issues. The search continues as deputies work diligently to locate Marishka and ensure her safety.

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