The Cincinnati Police Department has turned to the public for assistance in locating missing resident Clarissa Wilson, who hasn't been seen since September 27. A social media post from the department describes that Wilson was last seen leaving her residence in the Over-the-Rhine (OTR) area and urges anyone with information on her whereabouts to come forward.
The specific details of Wilson's disappearance remain sparse, however, the urgency in the police's request for public cooperation mirrors the community's growing concern. The hope is that collective eyes and ears may lead to a breakthrough. The department has provided a direct line to Det. Hert for tips, at the number 513-352-3505. The message, shared at midnight on October 8, indicates the seriousness with which this case is being treated, though it does not disclose Wilson's age or description, which could potentially aid in her identification by the public.
An online poster is circulating on various platforms, accompanying the Cincinnati Police Department's social media plea, in an effort to spread awareness and encourage community members to remain vigilant. The Cincinnati community has historically come together in times of need, and instances like these often prompt a unified response in the hopes of a safe resolution.
Please help us locate Clarissa Wilson. She was last seen leaving her residence on 9/27/25. She is missing from the OTR area. Please contact Det. Hert at 513-352-3505 with any information. pic.twitter.com/bqvfG7VLIv
— Cincinnati Police Department (@CincyPD) October 8, 2025
