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HOLLISTER, Calif. -- "The friends and family of Heather Carroll want to thank you for all the time and energy that the town of Hollister has given towards bringing Heather home safely," said Laurie Chavez, Heather Carroll's close friend.
Its been a little over 36 hours since Carroll was last seen, but friends and family are not wasting any time in starting their search. Carroll's home was filled Thursday night with friends, family and even people who never knew Carroll, but heard the news and wanted to help.
"The amount of responses that is coming from the town on Facebook is overwhelming, our town has definitely pulled together Facebook has been a huge part," said Chavez.
Chavez said nine search groups have already gone out Thursday and some of them were from people who reached out through Facebook.
"What we have had is good information from Facebook as far as putting out new information for others to keep a watch out," said David Westrick, Hollister Police Chief.
Police say this case is serious and are asking for help from the Department of Justice and the FBI to help gather evidence to answer the question, what happened to Carroll?
Until then, friends and family will continue their search.
"We love her, we miss her and we want her home," said Chavez.
