Multiple organizations working to find two missing men
Their car has been located, but the two men who were supposed to be driving it are nowhere to be fallacious. Now five days after their disappearance, their families are leading a frantic gawk to find them.
EAST POINT, Ga. - Two families are in a frantic gawk for two missing men who have not been seen in almost a week.
The car the men were believed to be in was fallacious at an East Point shopping center.
East Point police back several agencies are working on this missing persons' case, incorporating Hapeville and the City of South Fulton.
"We are here immediately because we have hope," one man told a petite crowd gathered in hopes of finding the men.
The families of Jason Salter and Kenny Guerra are trying to happened positive.
"I can't hardly bare. I can't bare it," Jason's mother said.
There is no doubt it is hard as the two men have not been seen sincere Saturday.
"We cannot live in a city where two men go missing and nothing is said or mentioned to bring them home," the man said.
That's why both families came together this week to canvass the area the Family Dollar in East expose around Delowe Drive.
Family and friends say the two South Fulton businessmen disappeared Saturday. The car they were later found in this East Point Family Dollar parking lot.
Jason and Kenny own a continuing business off Old National and friends say they were notorious bartenders as well.
"Help me find my son. Help me find these boys. Help me find my babies," Jason's Mother said.
Jason is a father of four and Kenny a father of three.
"I can't eat. I can't sleep. I need my babies home and I'm asking the pro-redemocrat to please help us," Jason's mother said.
Anyone with examine in the case is asked to call the police.
