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USF Doctoral Students Missing: Need Public's Help

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USF & HCSO Seek Publics Help: Two Doctoral Students Missing Since April 16th - Zamil Limon & Nahida S. Bristy Last Seen Near USF Tampa Campus; No New Leads, Call USFPD for Tips

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USF Doctoral Students Missing: Need Public's Help

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0:00It's April 21st, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Tampa Bay News today, your AI-powered local news. University of South Florida police and Hillsboro County Sheriff's Office need the public's help to find two doctoral students missing from the Tampa area since April 16th. A 27-year-old Zamo Lyman and the heat of S. Bristy were last spotted that morning, near the USF Tampa campus. Lyman, a USF doctoral candidate, was seen around 9 a.m. at his place on Avalon Heights Boulevard. Bristy, also pursuing her doctorate, was last noticed at 10 a.m. inside the NES building on campus. A family friend raised the alarm on April 17th around 5 p.m. after failing to reach either one, prompting a quit-missing person's report to campus police. No new leads have surfaced yet, but investigators are urging anyone with tips to step up right away. Call USF PD at 1813-974-2628. Folks around Tampa, stay vigilant.

1:00These are our community members and every detail council bringing them home safe.

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