By David Lohr

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Yesterday, police set up two information booths, one at Victor Harbor and one at Horseshoe Bay.  The purpose of the booths was so police could distribute flyers and gain new leads in Carly's murder.  Several people stopped by to offer information, including one woman who said she saw a young woman matching Carly's description dining with an older man at the Red Rock Noodle Bar in Victor Harbor on Valentine's Day.

Major Crime Operations Inspector Tony Crameri told The Advertiser that his department had received 50 telephone calls from tipsters and concerned residents.

"Any information from the public will be a piece in the jigsaw puzzle that will help us put them together," Crameri said.  "We have already had a tremendous response, but we still need more information regarding her movements."

Also yesterday, Sky News Australia published a story, claiming that police identified one of three men seen with Carly just hours before she died.  According to the article, police used surveillance footage from a nearby hotel to make that identification.  Police have not officially verified this information.

Investigators are trying to piece together Carly's last movements on February 19 and 20.  Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 1800 333 000.

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