HENDERSON COUNTY, Texas — The Henderson County Sheriff's Office is searching for a LaRue woman who was first reported missing earlier this month.
Authorities say Tabatha Cashion, 34, was in the process of moving in with her boyfriend in LaRue while her children stayed with her mother in Emory.
Cashion left her mother's home on Saturday, February 9, promising to return the next day.
When she did not come back, Cashion's mother told the sheriff's office, who then opened an investigation.
On Wednesday, Henderson County deputy went to Cashion's boyfriend's house on Farm-to-Market Road 804.
The HCSO says they learned Cashion had an argument with her boyfriend three days before her disappearance and had called an unidentified person to pick her up.
“We are asking anyone with information to call the Sheriff’s Office at (903) 675-5128,” Sheriff Hillhouse said. “The quicker we can gather more information on this case, the quicker we can return Tabatha to her family.”
Officials say Cashion has orange hair, a frog tattoo on her right leg and more tattoos on her arms and legs.
