AL AL - Judy Jackson Kennebrew, 65, Tallassee, 8 Jan 2020 *endangered*

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65-year-old Judy Jackson Kennebrew may be suffering from a condition that may impair her judgment.

Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office searching for missing 65-year-old

How to Identify Kennebrew:
  • Marks: She has a small scar on the bridge of her nose
    • a square scar on her upper right thigh
    • a burn/skin graft on top of her right hand
  • Last seen outfit: She was wearing gray or black dress slacks
  • Race: Black
  • Eye color: Brown
  • Hair color: Black
  • Height: 5’3″
  • Weight: 170lbs
  • Age: 65
  • Last Location: Kennedbrew was last seen in the area of Jackson Lane in Tallassee, Alabama, around 6 p.m. on Jan. 8
 
65-year-old woman missing from Tallapoosa County

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Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office at 256-825-4264 or 911.
 
JAN 15, 2020
Family Searching Tallassee Wooded Area for Missing 65-Year-Old Woman - Alabama News
Family and law enforcement officers are searching a heavily wooded area in Tallassee for a missing 65-year-old woman.

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Alabama News Network Reporter Justin Walker, was out walking the wooded area with the family of Kennebrew on Wednesday. A potato chip bag found in the area two days prior is believed to be hers, but there was no signs of Kennebrew.

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Find Judy Kennebrew

1/16/20 @ 11:00am Update
K9 Search and Rescue Groups will be joining in the search tomorrow, Jan 17th @ 9:00 am at Wall Street Senior Center, 415 Wall Street, Tallassee, Al. Volunteers are welcome (see link for more details)

Circumstances behind Judy's disappearance:

• She left on foot, after a family member or friend told her not to go into the woods because it is hunting season.
• It is assumed that her dog left walking with her because he has been missing since she left.
• No phone
• No car
• She has not had her medications since before Jan 8th. Her judgment is most definitely impaired.
• She has disappeared once before but only for a day. She walked to Tuskegee from Tallassee.
• Her daughter believes she is lost and confused in the nearby woods.
• According to her daughter, Judy is stubborn and determined.
 
JAN 16, 2020
Search continues for missing Tallapoosa County woman
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“You’re not able to sleep or do the things you normally do because someone’s missing,” said Kennebrew’s cousin, WS.

It has been a difficult time for the family, but search efforts are happening almost daily.

“We did some air search yesterday with ALEA and we’ll do that again [Friday] with our rescue squad and some more volunteers,” said Tallapoosa County Sheriff Jimmy Abbett.

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“We’ll be meeting [Friday] at 9 in the morning at the Wall Street Nutrition Center on Wall Street. We welcome those people who want to come and join in on the search,” said Abbett.

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“She has been dealing with dementia and mental illness. We’ve got some evidence that she has been out in the woods. We’re just asking for all the help that we can get and all the support that we can get,“ Smith said.

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JAN 17, 2020
More agencies and local volunteers join in the search for Judy Kennebrew

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Judy Kennebrew

Teams were again searching by land and air Friday morning looking for Judy Kennebrew who was last seen around 6 p.m. Jan. 8 in the area of Jackson Lane in Tallassee.

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“We are going to grid the area off and do a sweeping walk through in these areas,” Moran said. “We think they will get better coverage on foot.”

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“We started at the house where she was last seen Wednesday morning around 8 or 9 o’clock that morning,” Abbett said. “We have maps and grid areas that we they are actively searching. So that we know it has been covered. We organized this morning with some of the Alex City Rescue Squad and some of the local people here. We are conducting this search in an organized manner in a grid section."

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While actively searching for Kennebrew, the ALEA helicopter is using video technology to search for Kennebrew.

“They will fly over this area, and they will take video,” Abbett said. “They will be able to go back and view that video to see if they see anything.”

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"She could barely walk," Smith said. "There is no way she walked from here to Macon County in her condition."

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There have been reports of sightings of Kennebrew, but none of those reports have been confirmed.

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There is also a Facebook page, "Find Judy Kennebrew," dedicated to finding Kennebrew that shares search efforts and more.
 
Someone posted some very useful information about how people with dementia etc actually think. It is a comment on the “find” page.
 
Judy is still missing. Find Judy Kennebrew

Feb 20, 2020 post:

"People don't just disappear, other people just stop looking for them. We have not lost hope!

Please share with your friends. We need this photo to reach every resident in Alabama. If you have a tip and do not want to get involved, message this page and we absolutely will not mention your name or contact Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264.

The family is offering a $500 Reward for anyone that can bring Judy Kennebrew home safely! Please contact Kiki Kennebrew at 334-354-3952, the Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Office at 256-825-4264 or send a message directly to this page."

The post continues describing where Judy was last seen.
 
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