Richmond, Kentucky, October 11, 2025
News Summary
A Silver Alert for 76-year-old Eunice Stone has been canceled after she was found safe following a collision in Richmond. Stone, last seen driving a white Jeep Patriot, was located on Four Mile Road. She is currently alert and has been taken to the University of Kentucky Medical Center for further evaluation. Authorities have thanked the community for their assistance during the search.
Richmond, Kentucky – The Golden Alert for 76-year-old Eunice Stone has been canceled after she was located safe following a collision. Stone, who was last seen on Thursday, October 9, around 1 p.m., was reported missing from the Box Ankle Road area in Richmond while en route to the Meijer store.
Authorities reported that Eunice Stone was driving a white 2016 Jeep Patriot with the license plate number 006 YDH at the time of her disappearance. On Friday, October 10, she was found after being involved in a collision on Four Mile Road. The Madison County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that she is alert and conscious, although details regarding any other medical issues or injuries are still unknown.
After her discovery, Stone was transported to the University of Kentucky Medical Center for further evaluation and treatment. The Madison County Sheriff’s Office expressed gratitude to all agencies and the community for their efforts in the search.
Details of the Incident
Eunice Stone’s disappearance created significant concern among local residents as well as law enforcement officials. She was unaccounted for for over 24 hours, leading to the issuance of the Golden Alert intended to raise awareness and enlist public assistance in locating her.
The prompt cancellation of the alert reflects the collaborative effort and responsiveness of multiple agencies and community members who participated in the search operations. The intersection where the collision occurred was a location that received particular attention during the search for Stone.
Follow-up Care
As Eunice Stone was taken to the University of Kentucky Medical Center, health professionals will assess her condition and provide any necessary medical interventions. The Madison County Sheriff’s Office will also conduct follow-up procedures as part of their protocol for missing persons cases.
Background Context
Golden Alerts are issued in situations where vulnerable individuals, such as seniors or persons with mental disabilities, go missing. This mechanism allows local law enforcement to obtain assistance from the public quickly, facilitating the safe return of those who have disappeared under concerning circumstances. In this instance, Eunice Stone’s case demonstrates the effectiveness of community involvement alongside law enforcement efforts.
As this incident highlights, the return of missing persons can often depend on swift and coordinated responses from both authorities and citizens, showcasing the importance of vigilance and proactive community engagement.
FAQ
What was the reason for the Golden Alert cancellation for Eunice Stone?
The Golden Alert for 76-year-old Eunice Stone in Madison County has been canceled because she was located safe following a collision.
Where was Eunice Stone last seen?
Eunice Stone was last seen around 1 p.m. on Thursday, October 9, in the Box Ankle Road area in Richmond.
What was Eunice Stone driving at the time of her disappearance?
Eunice Stone was driving a white 2016 Jeep Patriot with the license plate number 006 YDH.
What is known about Eunice Stone’s health after she was found?
The Madison County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that Eunice Stone is alert and conscious, but the extent of other medical issues and injuries is currently unknown.
What institution was Eunice Stone taken to for evaluation?
Eunice Stone was transported to the University of Kentucky Medical Center for further evaluation and treatment.
Key Features of the Incident
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Subject | Eunice Stone |
| Age | 76 years |
| Last Seen | October 9, 1 p.m., Box Ankle Road, Richmond |
| Reason for Alert | Missing Person |
| Vehicle | White 2016 Jeep Patriot, Plate Number: 006 YDH |
| Found | October 10, in collision on Four Mile Road |
| Health Status | Alert and conscious |
| Transported To | University of Kentucky Medical Center |
| Agencies Involved | Madison County Sheriff’s Office and community members |
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Additional Resources
- LEX18: Madison County Sheriff’s Office Searching for Missing 76-Year-Old Woman
- Google Search: Missing Persons Kentucky
- Richmond Register: Kentucky State Police Issued Golden Alert
- Wikipedia: Golden Alert
- WBONTV: Woman Missing for 24 Hours Found Safe
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Missing Persons
- WAAYTV: Madison County Restaurant Inspection Scores
- Google News: Missing Woman Madison County
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