Eureka Clayton, 47, has been missing since October 14 after disappearing from an Atlanta home, according to FOX 5 Atlanta. Her family is asking anyone who sees her or knows where she is to call 911.
A FOX 5 Atlanta video report describes Clayton as a nonverbal stroke survivor and says her relatives are searching for her.
Details Reported About Clayton
Her relatives ask anyone with information about Clayton’s whereabouts to call 911 immediately. FOX 5’s coverage also provides details about her height, weight, walker use, last-seen time and clothing.
Her family’s concern is especially urgent because Clayton is nonverbal and may have difficulty communicating her location or needs to a stranger.
Reporting a Missing Person in Atlanta
ATL311 advises calling 911 immediately to report someone missing in the City of Atlanta. That general guidance does not identify which agency is handling Clayton’s case, and it does not specify what information to have ready for officers.
The National Institute of Justice says the public can search publicly visible information in NamUs and enter new missing-person cases there. This general access does not establish whether Clayton’s case is listed.
What Is Known About the Search
The coverage cited here does not confirm whether Clayton has been found or whether the search remains active. Her family’s appeal is for anyone with information to contact 911.
