The Concord Police Department has initiated a public appeal for assistance in locating Hailey Jade Woelk-Snyder, a 22-year-old woman from Concord, who has been reported missing since August 1. According to WBTV, the circumstances of Woelk-Snyder’s disappearance remain unclear, though she was last observed by her family at home.
Described as a white female, standing approximately 5-foot-7 and weighing between 150 to 200 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes, she also has distinctive tattoos: a semicolon on her wrist and a heart on her ankle, according to information provided by the authorities, although there isn't a known vehicle associated with her which could suggest that she may not have traveled far, QC News relayed the details.
Recently celebrating her birthday without report or sighting, Woelk-Snyder also lives with diagnosed Borderline Personality Disorder, anxiety, and depression; she is not believed to be on any medication at this time, a situation that could potentially aggravate her well-being. There is a likelihood, per the Concord Police, that she could be found in the Charlotte area, as gleaned from the latest updates provided by WCNC.
The public is urged to aid in ascertaining the whereabouts of Hayley and should contact Concord Police at 704-920-5000 with any potentially germane information; this plea underscores the department's determination to resolve the case promptly.
