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BATON ROUGE, La. (KLFY) — The search for a missing LSU student and Opelousas teenager continued this afternoon near the Mississippi River.

Several crews gathered at 8 a.m. on April 9 to look for Kori Gauthier. The search will continue into April 10 with the United Cajun Navy bringing in ATV’s to search the embankments near the river. LSU students gathered this evening in support of finding out what happened to her.

Kori’s disappearance has quickly gained attention on several social media sites after her uncle Spencer Gauthier posted she was missing on Facebook.

“If you have any information, what happened that night, if you seen anything, every little piece of the puzzle matters so we can put it together to see what happened,” Spencer Gauthier said.

Kori’s family said she was last seen late on Tuesday April 6, 2021 before her car was found early Wednesday morning after another driver crashed into it.

The driver who crashed into Kori’s car said nobody was inside of it at the time.

Police found her cell phone and purse inside of the car. Kori’s family tracked her phone to a local tow yard, but Kori was nowhere to be found.

Her family says she got into an argument with her boyfriend the day of the accident. They say he was one of the last people to see her and claim he isn’t cooperating in the search for her.

Anyone with information related to Gauthier’s whereabouts should contact local law enforcement at either (225) 578-3231 or (225) 389-2000.