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(KUTV) PROVO - Brigham Young University opened a new school year Tuesday while police and students searched for a 22-year-old missing senior.

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Students and staff received an e-mail alerting them to the disappearance of Camille Cleverley, who hasn’t been seen since Aug. 30. Her bike is missing.

“BYU is obviously very concerned and hopeful,” spokesman Michael Smart said. “We are taking our lead from Provo police as to how we can support their search efforts. Students have been involved passing out fliers.”
More than 20 people who know Cleverley have been interviewed, and the Provo River bike trail has been checked many times, police Capt. Cliff Argyle said.

He said police learned that her debit card was used at a store Friday. Provo police Capt. Jerry Harper said Tuesday that officers had not determined if the card had been used by Cleverley or someone else.

A group of volunteers with search and rescue dogs on Tuesday combed nearby Rock Canyon, where Cleverley was known to spend time but found no hint of the young woman, Harper said. A Utah County sheriff’s office surveillance plane also flew over the canyon but found nothing, he said.

A native of Boise, Idaho, Cleverley lived in an off-campus apartment and had just met her new roommate before she disappeared, brother David Cleverley said.
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Provo Police Department or their local authorities. Call 801-852-7241 or 852-6210

Latest news is that Camille’s debit card was last used the day after her disappearance at a convenience storr about one mile from her apartment. No survaillance is available to see who used the card, according to police.

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