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Woman Returns Home After Being Reported Missing

Carolyn McGoran (NYPD)

Aug. 7, 2018 By Tara Law

A Forest Hills woman who was reported missing July 31 has returned home in good condition, police say.

Carolyn McGoran, 47, was reported missing last week after being last seen at her Kessel Street house at around 2:30 p.m. on July 31.

McGoran, 47, returned home on Aug. 5 on her own volition, police said, and that she was uninjured. The police did not say why she had left her home or where she had stayed during the time she was missing.

McGoran is an office manager and executive assistant for CPP Investment Board in Manhattan, according to LinkedIn. An employee at her office said that she was not at work today.

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