The state of Indiana has escalated its concern for Angela Wright, a 47-year-old woman declared missing from Selma, by issuing a Silver Alert, as the Delaware County Sheriff’s Department announced concerns that she might be in considerable danger and potentially in need of medical attention. According to information released by WISH-TV, Wright was last seen around 2:58 p.m. on Sunday and descriptions pinpoint her as 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighing 290 pounds, with brown hair and green eyes, last known to be wearing a camo hat and gray shirt, barefoot, while carrying a pink, black, and white bag.
In a statement obtained by WTHR, the alert underscores the belief that Wright's disappearance poses an 'extreme danger' to her safety and officials urge anyone with information to immediately contact law enforcement, Wright went missing from the small town of Selma, which lies approximately 70 miles northeast of downtown Indianapolis.
The urgency of the situation is echoed in the efforts being made to locate Wright with the Indiana State Police also involved in the search, as they have declared a statewide Silver Alert and reiterated the need for public assistance in finding the missing woman, furthermore, the police have provided an additional option for those who wish to remain anonymous, suggesting they contact Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana, as per FOX59 report.
The Delaware County Sheriff's Office has asked that any information regarding Angela Wright's whereabouts be relayed through their phone line at (765) 717-5663 or by dialing 911 in the case of immediate sighting, their plea has been amplified across various media outlets, with an emphasis placed on the critical nature of the situation since her prolonged absence and lack of necessities may further jeopardize her well-being, as she was last seen barefoot. Individuals looking to help but preferring anonymity can also reach out to Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at (317) 262-TIPS.
