Epileptic man (50) mysteriously disappears from shelter
Details of his disappearance are sketchy but the police and The Pink Ladies Organisation are working tirelessly to help find him
THE family of a 50-year-old is desperately trying to track him down after not hearing from him for just over a week now.
James Clark (50) went missing on Wednesday last week (June 28) and his family hasn’t heard from him since.
Clark, who suffers from severe epilepsy, was last seen on Kempton Road.
Details of his disappearance are still sketchy but reports say he was seen getting into a car with a couple. When the couple returned the next day he was not with them. When questioned about Clark the couple did not say anything “because they were too scared”.
This is the only information the family has heard from people and they are becoming more anxious each day.
“Every time I tried calling his phone there would be no answer. Now it just says the number does not exist. My mom and sister are extremely worried,” his younger sister told EXPRESS.
Clark was living at a shelter in Kempton. He was last seen wearing jeans, a t-shirt, an orange and black jacket and takkies. He is of medium build, average height, has blue eyes and light brown hair.
If anyone has information on his whereabouts contact W/O Manyike on 011 393 8600 or contact the Pink Ladies on 072 214 7439, 083 378 4882 or 072 620 7704.
