Woman with schizophrenia missing for almost two weeks has been located

A Clayton County woman who was missing for almost two weeks has been located, according Clayton County police.

On Wednesday, May 8, at approximately 1 p.m., Elizabeth Hall, 67, was taken to Southern Regional Medical Center by a friend she was staying with.

Her friend told police Hall has schizophrenia and was having episodes where she was yelling.

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Her friend took her to the hospital, let her out of the car, and drove away.

She does not know if Hall admitted herself to the hospital or not.

When she did not return home, her friend contacted police and then learned Hall did not admit herself to the hospital.

Clayton County police posted on Tuesday, May 21, that she had been located.

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