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Annie Hampton, 66, Suffers From Multiple Serious Health Issues

It’s been over three months since 66-year-old Annie Hampton was last seen. The Marianna, Arkansas resident reportedly suffers from slight dementia, confusion, seizures, and liver damage, so it’s unlikely that she purposefully left her place of residence without contacting her loved ones.
A report made by WREG News states that Annie Hampton was reportedly spotted in the early morning hours of October 18, 2019, leaving her home. They say she was behind the wheel of her gold-brownish Pontiac Grand Am, however, no one has been able to contact her since that time. Authorities have reportedly attempted to find her by locating her mobile phone, but that hasn’t yielded any leads.
“She has some medical issues,” Annie’s son Kenneth Daniels told WMC Action News 5. “She doesn’t have a medical medication, she doesn’t have her ID with her.” Groups have continuously met together to travel throughout the area on foot, but they have no sense of where to look. “Right now, we don’t have a direction of travel,” Daniels added. “So, any leads that anybody may have would definitely be helpful.”
At the time of her disappearance, Annie Hampton is described as being approximately 5 feet 8 inches tall and 120 to 140 pounds. She has brown eyes and brown hair (presumably also gray). There aren’t any distinguishing physical characteristics reported other than her swollen abdomen due to her health issues. Her car has an Arkansas handicap license plate that reads “342 737.”
Anyone with information regarding this missing person case is urged to contact their local authorities immediately or the Marianna Police Department at (870) 295-2508 or their local authorities.
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