Former Atlantan Thought To Be Sex Trafficking Victim Found Safe In Miami

ATLANTA, GA -- A former metro Atlanta woman who had been missing for nearly two months has been found safe in Miami, Patch has learned.

Alexis Say disappeared after leaving a Miami-area hospital on Jan. 23, her family said.

"She is my very intelligent, huge-hearted, beautiful daughter. She is in very poor health. Please help me find her and bring her home safe," her mother said in a Facebook account set up to find Alexis.

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On March 7, her family announced that Alexis had been found: "At this time, I have no further updates, except that she is found and safe and I am so grateful to all of you for your support and encouragement! Please continue to pray as we move forward."

Alexis used to live in Peachtree City and attended McIntosh High School, according to news reports.

Her family was fearful that their daughter had gotten caught up in sex trafficking. Metro Atlanta is a major hub for sex exploitation, something that local police departments have alerted the public about on many occasions.

Her mother posted a picture of herself and Alexis, with scores of people wishing them well.

"She is receiving medical treatment and being observed but aside from needing medication, she seems to be in good health," her mom posted.

Image via Facebook / Find Alexis Say