Police Preparing to Release Sketch of Man in Rachael Mattice Case

More details are coming out in the Rachael Mattice case. The woman met with police again Friday, July 8th to explain what happened after she went missing for two weeks.

Mattice provided a few additional details about her disappearance, telling police she was taken sometime on the early morning hours on June 23, 2016 by an unknown man and was held against her will until her release on July 6, 2016. She was dropped off a few miles from her mother's home in Johnstown.

A general description of a male involved in Mattice's disappearance was provided to a police sketch artist who will follow up with Racheal for as close a rendition as possible. Once completed, it will be released to the public.

Officials ask anyone who may have observed any vehicles or any suspicious activities on July 6, 2016 between the hours of 12:30 am to 1:00 am in the areas of Cayadutta Street and Warren Street in the City of Johnstown to please call the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office at (518) 548-3113.

State Police worked with Hamilton County Sheriff's to follow up on 300 leads with K9 and aviation after Mattice went missing from a camp in Wells, New York.

The investigation is continuing and further details as they become available will be released.

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