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MONTOURSVILLE, Pa. (AP) — Police searched Friday for the adult daughter of a couple who were robbed at gunpoint and bound with duct tape before their home was set ablaze. The missing woman's boyfriend and another man are in custody in the attack. State police said 33-year-old Michelle Inch hasn't been seen since Tuesday, a day before her parents were robbed at their home about 90 miles north of Harrisburg. Her black 2002 Honda Accord was found Thursday near Canton, about 50 miles north of her parents' home. Calls to her cellphone weren't going through, and police said they were concerned about her. Brian Vroman and Michael Houseweart, both 27 and of Canton, were accused of breaking into the home early Wednesday. Both men were arraigned Thursday morning on a long list of charges, including robbery, arson and attempted homicide. They were jailed without bail. No attorney information was available for either in online court documents. Police said Michelle Inch had a relationship with Houseweart. They had been living with her parents but had a falling out with them recently, police said. Linda Inch, 66, managed to free herself from the duct tape as smoke filled the home Wednesday and ran to the neighbors for help, police said. Firefighters had to break down the front door to get 71-year-old Gary Inch out. He was found unresponsive on an upper floor, and both he and his wife were taken to a hospital for smoke inhalation. Gary Inch remained hospitalized late Thursday. A flat-screen TV, a poker set, cash and two cellphones were stolen, according to the arrest affidavit.

Couple robbed at gunpoint, home set ablaze; daughter missing