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Orlando Search for Missing Woman Highlights Limits of General Wandering Statistics

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Published on October 03, 2026
Orlando Search for Missing Woman Highlights Limits of General Wandering StatisticsSource: Orange County Sheriff's Office

Orange County deputies are searching for Cynthia Ramona Webster, 68, who has memory loss and was last seen Friday near Via Alizar off Honour Road in Orlando. WKMG ClickOrlando reports that the sheriff’s office is treating her as an endangered missing adult.

Webster was wearing a white shirt, green shorts and a black bandana, and carrying a black purse, according to the report. Deputies are asking anyone who sees her or has information about her whereabouts to call 911 immediately.

What general safety data can—and cannot—show

The Alzheimer’s Association says six in 10 people living with dementia will wander at least once, and many do so repeatedly. That is general information, not evidence that Webster has dementia or that wandering explains her disappearance; the reported information identifies memory loss but does not give a diagnosis or say what happened after her last known sighting. Alzheimer’s Association guidance provides broader context, not a case-specific account.

No further details about where Webster may have gone have been reported. For now, the actionable information is her description and last known location: anyone with information should call 911.