News Summary
The family of Anne Parke, a 64-year-old woman with dementia, is desperately seeking help after she went missing in Atlanta on February 18. Last seen in Midtown, Anne was discharged from Emory Hospital and has not been seen since. Her sister Lisa Hart is appealing to the community for assistance while police reports have been filed with both Atlanta and Emory police. Time is crucial as the family fears for her well-being. The community is encouraged to help in any way possible to bring Anne home safely.
Community Comes Together for Missing Woman: Search for Anne Parke
In the bustling city of Atlanta, a heart-wrenching story is unfolding as the family of Anne Parke, a 64-year-old woman suffering from dementia, continues to search for her after she disappeared on February 18. Just a few days prior, on February 13, Anne experienced a troubling incident in a parking lot that led to her being taken to Emory Hospital Midtown. Sadly, after her discharge from the hospital, her family has not seen or heard from her.
Last Seen in Midtown
Anne was last spotted in the Midtown area of Atlanta. At the time of her disappearance, she was only wearing the clothes she had on when she left the hospital, which raises serious concerns for her safety and well-being. Compounding the situation, she did not have a phone, identification, or any money, making it even harder for her to reach out for help. This has undoubtedly added a layer of worry for her family.
Family’s Frantic Search
Anne’s sister, Lisa Hart, is leading the charge in efforts to find her sister. Lisa has reported Anne missing not only to the Atlanta Police but also to Emory Police, ensuring that all necessary channels have been informed. She is now turning to the community for assistance. The family is hoping that someone, somewhere might have seen or heard something that could lead them to Anne.
Police Reports Filed
For those concerned with Anne’s well-being, it’s essential to know that missing person reports have been officially filed with both the Atlanta police and Emory police. Should anyone have information regarding Anne’s whereabouts, the authorities urge them to step forward. The case number assigned to this investigation is 2500405, and any tips could potentially provide crucial insight.
Time is of the Essence
The family is incredibly anxious and feels that time is of the essence. As days pass, each moment is filled with fear and uncertainty. For a person with dementia, the challenges can be overwhelming. It’s vital for the community to come together during this difficult time and help bring Anne home.
Community Involvement
If you are in the Atlanta area—or even if you just come across this story online—your help might make a world of difference. Whether it’s sharing this article, keeping an eye out while you’re out and about, or simply spreading the word among friends and family, every little bit counts. The human connection we share in our neighborhoods can be powerful, and the Parke family is counting on it.
How to Help
If you have any information or if you happen to see a woman matching Anne Parke’s description, please do not hesitate to contact either the Atlanta police or Emory police. Every tip can lead to a crucial breakthrough in this case, so reaching out is key.
Conclusion
The search for Anne Parke serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of community and family bonds. In times of crisis, it’s essential for communities to band together, showing compassion and empathy for those in need. The hope is that with the help of the public, Anne will soon be reunited with her family, and they can embrace her once more.
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- 11 Alive: Help search for missing woman in DeKalb County
- Black Enterprise: Search for missing elderly woman with dementia
- Wikipedia: Dementia
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