UPDATE: Missing woman in Williams Lake located deceased

BC RCMP confirm that 46-year old Carrie Lynn Zowty, reported missing back on July 19, has sadly been located deceased.
Police say the cause of her death is not considered to be suspicious and no other details will be released.
The RCMP offers its condolences to the family and friends of the deceased.
ORIGINAL STORY:
46-year old Carrie Lynn Zowty is the subject of a missing person’s case in Williams Lake.
RCMP say she was last seen on Saturday. (July 11)
“She is known to frequently go camping; however, her family is concerned for her wellbeing as she should have returned home by now. Efforts to located her have so far been unsuccessful.”
Carrie is described as:
-46 years old
-Female
-5 ft 2 in
-100 pounds
-brown hair
-green eyes
RCMP say they believe that Carrie may be driving a white 2001 Nissan Frontier with B.C. license plate WR6236.
Anyone with information on Carrie’s whereabouts, her vehicle, or has any other information, is asked to call the Williams Lake RCMP Detachment at 250-392-6211.

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