The Philadelphia Police Department is actively seeking assistance from the public to help find Estelle Randall, a 76-year-old woman reported missing from the 18th District. Ms. Randall, who is described as being 5’8” tall and weighing 125 pounds, has brown eyes and black hair, was last seen at her home on the 5200 block of Cedar Avenue at around 7:35 PM on the evening of August 5th, according to the Philadelphia Police Department official website. She has been categorized as an endangered person.
In the announcement, released early on August 6th, the Police specified that when Estelle went missing, having been last seen wearing a brown shirt, green and yellow pants, a purple bonnet, and glasses. The Police, offering a beacon of hope for her safe return, urge anyone with information to come forward. A photograph of Estelle Randall can be found on the department's official blotter, which the public can reference to aid in identification.
Concern grows for the safety of Ms. Randall as time ticks forward. Elevated to an "endangered" status due to her age and the circumstances of her disappearance, her whereabouts currently remain a mystery. The Philadelphia Police Department continues to solicit the public's eyes and ears, recognizing that every citizen could play a pivotal role in reuniting Estelle with her loved ones. They have not released further details on the factors that led to her classification as endangered.
Individuals with information regarding Estelle Randall's disappearance are requested to contact the Southwest Detective Division at 215-686-3183 or call 911. The Philadelphia Police reiterate the critical nature of the situation, expressing firm intention, and ensuring that all leads are thoroughly investigated, in hopes that the community's vigilance helps bring Estelle back home safely.
