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CLAY COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - 26-year-old Tony Hinkle of Clay County has been missing since March 14.
His family members say he never goes longer than a couple of weeks without communicating with them.
Many of his family members fear something bad has happened to him and that is the reason why they have not heard anything from him.
Although the father of three young children was last seen at a homeless shelter in Frankfort, family members say he lived most of his life in Clay County.
Officials from Kentucky State Police say they have no information or evidence that suggests Hinkle is dead.
Family members we talked with Friday say the hardest part about this is hearing reports of bodies being found in the region and wondering if it is him.
They say it is hitting his mother the hardest.
"She's going to worry herself to death. She don't eat right no more. She's losing weight", said Joshua Melton, who is Hinkle's second cousin. "She's sick. She's been sick since he's been gone. She's losing her voice. It's just, it's hard for her. And when it's hard for her, it's hard for the family to look at her, and then we suffer even more."
Family members say they just want to know that he is ok. If he is not ok or if something bad has happened to him, they ask that you call them or Kentucky State Police.
Clay County father of three missing for close to one month
