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   From: daily.beater@gazette.com   
      
   Authorities in Colorado searched a landfill Monday for clues in   
   the disappearance of a Southern California native who has been   
   missing for more than four months.   
      
   Charlene Voight, 36, now of Littleton, was last seen June 29.   
   Her family reported her missing on July 8 after she hadn't been   
   heard from for several days, KTLA sister station KDVR in Denver   
   reported.   
      
   She is originally from San Clemente, where she lived with her   
   boyfriend Jeff Beier, who was at one point held on suspicion of   
   sex assault in an unrelated Colorado case, according to the   
   Denver Post. The charges in that case were later dropped.   
      
   Several days after she was reported missing, police found   
   Voight's car abandoned in a gravel lot about a block from the   
   apartment complex where she was living with Beier.   
      
   She had filed a restraining order request against Beier in 2012   
   in Orange County Superior Court, the Post reported, saying she   
   she was afraid he would kill her. She described him slapping,   
   choking and dragging her around the house.   
      
   The couple broke up but reunited, and in 2015, Voight moved to   
   Colorado to be with Beier, according to the newspaper. She   
   returned to California to complete a degree from Cal Poly Pomona   
   this year, her sister told the Post.   
      
   Her sister said Voight had gone back to Colorado to live with   
   Beier about a month before she disappeared.   
      
   The Littleton Police Department said evidence found at her   
   apartment and the site where her car was abandoned led them to   
   suspect she is the victim of a crime.   
      
   On Monday, investigators began searching the Tower Landfill in   
   Commerce City, according to a statement released by Littleton   
   police, who did not specify what they were looking for or what   
   prompted the search.   
      
   "The search will continue for an undetermined length of time,"   
   the Police Department stated.   
      
   No suspects have been named.   
      
   Beier works for a local porta-potty and disposal company.   
      
   Correction: An earlier version of this story referred to a   
   sexual assault case in which Beier was a suspect. The story has   
   been updated to reflect that the charges in that case were   
   dropped.   
      
   http://ktla.com/2016/11/14/search-for-missing-woman-from-socal-   
   takes-colorado-authorities-to-landfill-outside-denver/   
      
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