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The body of a FloridaL2 adena woman who vanished on her way to the airport 12 years ago has been found at the bottom of a lake near her home, police said Friday.
Gail Schoening of Broward County was a monthWholesale ed hardy clothing shy of her 36th birthday the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported.Schoening's body Oil paintingwas found inside her car only about 100 yards from her front door, Plantation detectives said Friday.
Investigators searched several lakes and other bodies of water in the area whenCircular saw Schoening vanished, but the proper technology didn't exist at the time to help counteract poor visibility.
In July, authorities reopenedoutdoor banners the case and used more advanced equipment to search water near her apartment. Her body was found Aug. 18 in a lake divers had scoured before, her mother Arlene Schoening said.
An investigation showed Gail Schoening drove through a narrow space andartificial turf went into the water, the Sentinel reported. The car flipped upside-down before landing at the bottom of the lake.
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An investigationGearbox showed Gail Schoening drove through a narrow space and went into the water, the Sentinel reported. The car flipped upside-down before landing at the bottom of the lake.Schoening's family has spent the last 12 years followingposter printing leads in her disappearance."We're happy she was found, but sad aboutelectric actuator the circumstances," Arlene Schoening, of North Brunswick, N.J., said Friday. "We'd been going through all the possibilities."Schoening was recently divorced when she disappeared, according to the Sentinel. She was on her way to the airport for an interview for a computer database analyst job in North Carolina