Police continue to search for the 12-year-old Hall County girl who disappeared more than four weeks ago.
The Hall County Sheriff’s Office said Thursday marks the fourth week of the investigation into the disappearance of 12-year-old Maria Gomez-Perez, who was last seen at her Gainesville home on May 29.
Unfortunately, the department says they have no leads on her location.
Last week, the department increased the reward for her safe return to $50,000. The department said it has received additional tips about her potential location since raising its rewards.
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According to the department, there are leads in South Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, Alabama, Texas, Illinois and Maryland, but they have still not gotten any closer to finding her.
“Once again, the Hall County Sheriff’s Office remains committed to bringing Maria home safely. We understand the community is frustrated by the lack of answers in Maria’s case. That said, our investigators are not giving up hope and we ask our community to hopeful to remain with us. We continue to search for important information that will lead us to Maria,” the department said in a statement.
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Gomez-Perez is five feet tall and weighs between 100 and 110 pounds. She has brown eyes and long black hair. The HCSO reminds citizens that Gomez-Perez’s appearance may have changed over the past three weeks.
Anyone with information is urged to call 911, or the Hall County Sheriff’s Office at 770-503-3232 or via email. Tipsters can call Hall County 911 or Central Communications at 770-536-8812 and can remain anonymous.
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