MARIETTA, Ga. — Update: A 14-year-old girl who was believed to be a possible victim of human trafficking has been found safe, Cobb County Sheriff's deputies said.
Her family has confirmed her safe return with 11Alive Tuesday after she was reported missing for two weeks.
Original Story: A 14-year-old girl is missing in metro Atlanta after her family said she met an unknown man online two weeks ago, according to a flyer from the Black and Missing Foundation
The flyer has been floating around the internet for weeks. The teen has not returned to her Marietta home since she was last seen leaving on April 27.
Her parents told the Black and Missing Foundation that they believe she is a possible victim of human trafficking at this time. According to the release, she met an unknown man online a couple of days prior to her disappearance.
The girl also has severe medical conditions and does not have her medication, according to her family members.
Her family described her as a 5-foot-8 teen with brown eyes. They said she weighs only 125 pounds. She also has black shoulder-length hair.
The 14-year-old's family said she was last seen carrying a black L.L. bean backpack with her initials on it in pink.
The Cobb County Sheriff's Office said she has a mole on her left thumb. They have reported her as a runaway juvenile.
According to the sheriff's office, she is also listed as a missing person with the Cobb County Police Department.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Cobb County Police Department at (770)-499-3900.