Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP128341)
In the autumn of 2020, concern grew for the well-being of 54-year-old Susan Patricia Duncan. A resident of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Susan was last seen on November 16th of that year. Described as a white female with red or auburn hair and brown eyes, she stood at five feet, six inches tall and weighed around 135 pounds. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance were not publicly detailed, leaving family, friends, and the community with many unanswered questions.
The Chattanooga Police Department was the investigating agency for her case.
The days and weeks following Susan's last known whereabouts were undoubtedly filled with anxiety and uncertainty for her loved ones. The lack of information about her movements or potential reasons for her disappearance would have been a heavy burden to bear. Community members and law enforcement alike would have been on alert, hoping for any piece of information that could lead to her safe return. The digital footprint of her case, though sparse in detail, marked a period of time when a family was incomplete and a community was concerned for one of its own.
Thankfully, this period of uncertainty came to an end. It was later reported that Susan Duncan was located and is alive. While the specifics regarding the date and circumstances of her being found are not widely available, the essential news is that she is no longer considered a missing person. This resolution brought an end to the active investigation and provided a sense of relief to those who had been troubled by her absence. The case of Susan Duncan, which began with her disappearance in Chattanooga, ultimately concluded with her being found, closing a chapter of worry and fear for her community and family.Last Seen: Nov 16, 2020
