Authorities in northern Michigan seek missing Metro Detroit woman who called someone asking for help
Northern Michigan authorities are looking for a missing Metro Detroit woman who called someone asking for help while visiting her family's cabin.
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Police said Adrienne Quintal, who is from Southfield, traveled to a family cabin in Honor. Quintal, 47, called someone in Warren and asked for help about 2:45 a.m. Thursday.
Authorities in northern Michigan seek missing Metro Detroit woman who called someone asking for help
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