BREAKING: After a months-long search for Phoenix woman Roberta Braden, the effort has ended with her body being recovered. Law enforcement and volunteers worked tirelessly in hopes to bring the missing 80-year-old home after she went missing on May 2.
. She's described as a white woman, who is five feet and six inches tall, has brown hair and green eyes. Braden might be wearing a cheetah print T-shirt, dark-colored pants and white golf shoes.
"Roberta suffers from a medical condition which may cause her to be confused, and she is known to get easily lost," DPS said in its initial alert.Derek Powell headed up the search for his mom who he says he last saw on May 1. The family believes she went out for a walk by Derek’s brother’s house on that day.
"The next day we received a tip that she was seen hiking the Javelina Trail," Powell said. "Then on May 5th we got a confirmed sighting near 48th and Piedmont." Since then, hundreds of volunteers have gathered, putting up flyers and asking people to look for Braden."I just showed up to help somebody that needs the assistance. If I have any skills or anything like that, even bandwidth just to help out. They need help and I just felt an obligation to be of assistance however I could," Short said.
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