Missing US visitor found
Aaren Meckling
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March 7, 2016

Missing US visitor found

ST JAMES, Jamaica — The police have reportedly located the American woman who went missing in Montego Bay, St James on Saturday.

She is said to be in good health.

Police on Monday reported that 32-year-old Aaren Meckling, a citizen of the United States of America, was vacationing at a resort on Kent Avenue in Montego Bay and was last seen leaving the resort about 2:00 pm the day she went missing.

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