Alyssa Hatfield, 19, went missing Aug. 17, 2013 from tattoo parlor -- Orlando, FL

Woman went missing from tattoo parlor, Orlando police say



Alyssa Hatfield, 19, went missing Aug. 17, 2013 in Orlando, police said. (Orlando Police Department / August 17, 2013)

By Susan Jacobson, Orlando Sentinel
11:18 p.m. EDT, August 17, 2013

Orlando police are looking for a woman who went missing Saturday outside a tattoo parlor where she worked.

Alyssa Hatfield, 19, waited in front of Ink Spot Tattoo, 75 East Colonial Drive, while a co-worker went out back to lock a gate about 4 a.m., police said.

When the co-worker returned, Hatfield was gone, investigators said.

A relative came to pick her up from work after she vanished. Hatfield's family said it's not like her to disappear without warning.

Hatfield was last seen wearing a black tank top, a black sweater and black tights. She was carrying a black backpack.

Her first day of work at the tattoo parlor was Friday, officers said.

Police ask anyone with information about Hatfield's whereabouts to call any local law-enforcement agency.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/breakingnews/os-missing-woman-ink-spot-tattoo-20130817,0,7135255.story

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Ink Spot Tattoo - 75 East Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32801

http://www.inkspottattoofl.com/locations.html

I couldn't find a 75 West Colonial Drive location.

Orlando police search for missing 19-year-old

Posted: 10:15 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 18, 2013

ORLANDO, Fla. — Investigators said they are searching for a 19-year-old woman who disappeared after her first day of working at a tattoo shop in Orlando.

Alyssa Hatfield, 19, started working at the Ink Spot tattoo shop at 75 East Colonial Drive on Friday, according to police.

Investigators said Hatfield was closing up the business with a coworker around 4 a.m. Saturday. The coworker went to the back of the building to lock a gate while Hatfield waited in front of the store. Police said when the coworker returned, Hatfield had disappeared.

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Anyone with information regarding Hatfield's whereabouts it asked to contact the Orlando Police Department.

Read more:

http://www.wftv.com/news/news/local/police-search-missing-19-year-old-orlando/nZRyc/

Name: ALYSSA JANE HATFIELD
Reporting Agency: Orlando Police Department
Agency Case #: 2013340355
Date of Last Contact: 08/17/2013
Date of Birth: 01/28/1994
Race: WHITE
Sex: FEMALE
Height: 5’5”
Weight: 140
Hair Color: BROWN
Eyes Color: HAZEL
Scars, Marks, Tattoos: PIERCED TONGUE; PIERCED LIP, LOWER; TATTOO, THIGH, RIGHT; TATTOO, ANKLE, RIGHT; TATTOO, FOOT, LEFT
Last Known Address City and State: ORANGE CITY FLORIDA

If you have seen Alyssa Hatfield, know of her whereabouts, or have information on this case, contact any local law enforcement agency, or dial 911 right away.

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UPDATE:  ALYSSA HATFIELD WAS FOUND SAFE


Woman who was missing from tattoo parlor found OK, Orlando police say

By Susan Jacobson, Orlando Sentinel
10:03 p.m. EDT, August 18, 2013

Orlando police are no longer looking for a woman who went missing Saturday outside a tattoo parlor where she worked.

According to reports Saturday, Alyssa Hatfield, 19, waited in front of Ink Spot Tattoo, 75 W. Colonial Drive, while a co-worker went out back to lock a gate about 4 a.m., police said.

When the co-worker returned, Hatfield was gone, investigators said.

However, late Sunday, Orlando police said Hatfield was located in Orange City at about 8 p.m. The Volusia County Sheriff's Office was the department that found her, an OPD spokesperson said.

Orlando police said Hatfield was at home with her mother Sunday evening, and the agency had no additional details.

Read more:

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/breakingnews/os-missing-woman-ink-spot-tattoo-20130817,0,7135255.story

In the midst of all those who have been found dead or those who cannot be found for months and years, this is a bright spot. I find myself not even caring what happened (if she left on her own, and was not harmed), only thankful that she's home safe.