By Tiffany Thompson
It's been four days since a 23-year-old Fort Valley State University student was last seen, and multiple agencies have come together to bring answers to her family.
According to Fort Valley Police Chief Lawrence Spurgeon, Anitra Gunn was last seen at the home of a family member of an acquaintance around 11:30 a.m. near Chestnut Hills Rd. on Valentine's Day.
But Peach County Sheriff Terry Deese says Gunn was last seen at her boyfriend's home around 3 a.m. Friday, and the couple visited a Waffle House in Byron around 2 a.m. According to Deese, Gunn's car hadn't yet been damaged.
Deese adds that on Tuesday, authorities went to a property in Taylor County to search for signs of Gunn. He says the search comes after an anonymous tipster who claimed Gunn's boyfriend's family owns land in the area.
According to Deese, the tipster also said they witnessed Gunn's boyfriend in the area since she went missing.
Peach County authorities along Georgia State Patrol searched the property, located on Thomas Rd. in Reynolds, with drones, but as of 3:30 p.m. Tuesday Deese says law enforcement hasn't turned up anything so far.
Meanwhile, investigators who've joined in on the search for Anitra say concern sets in with each passing day of her disappearance.
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