Police search for missing new jersey woman intensifies after nearly three weeks

Police Search for Missing New Jersey Woman Intensifies After Nearly Three Weeks

MANCHESTER, NJ—The Manchester Township Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance to find 24-year-old Erin Garofalo. Garofalo, who was last in contact with family on July 25, was speaking on the phone and has not been heard from since.

Garofalo was last known to be in the Trenton area, specifically around Barnt Avenue, and is known to frequent Hamilton, Princeton, and East Windsor. Described as a white female, approximately 5’11”, weighing 180 lbs with brown hair, she also uses the aliases Erin Taylor and Erin Gilbert.

Despite numerous investigative efforts, her current location remains unknown. Authorities are urging anyone with information regarding Erin Garofalo’s whereabouts to contact the Manchester Police at 732-657-6111.

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