ROCKDALE COUNTY, Ga. — Rockdale County sheriff’s deputies say they have made contact with a missing woman and have confirmed that she left on her own.
Chloe Cooper disappeared on Oct. 21. On Friday, deputies say they had found her location and that she “left of her own free will.”
They are now reaffirming that she is safe.
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But Channel 2′s Audrey Washington spoke with her father, Corey Cooper, who said he believed his daughter was still in danger.
“It’s been very scary, it’s been a tough situation, a rollercoaster of emotions,” Corey Cooper described.
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Washington asked Corey Cooper if he had a message for his daughter.
“Chloe, we love you. Give us a call. Let us know that you are okay, please. We love you,” he said.
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