News Summary
Authorities in Augusta are actively searching for two missing women, Summr Finklin and Megan Nichole Thomas, and are urging the public for assistance. Finklin, 25, was last seen in the early hours, while 40-year-old Thomas went missing earlier in the month. Local law enforcement emphasizes the importance of community involvement in the investigations. Anyone with information is encouraged to reach out to the Richmond or Augusta County Sheriff’s Offices.
Augusta, Georgia – Authorities are seeking public assistance in locating two missing women from the area, as concerns for their safety grow. The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office is searching for 25-year-old Summr Finklin, who was last seen around 1:30 a.m. on June 22, 2025, in the 3500 block of Spring Glen Lane in Augusta. The exact clothing she was wearing at the time remains unknown.
In a separate case, the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office is asking for help in finding Megan Nichole Thomas, a 40-year-old woman. Thomas was last seen on June 11, 2025, and was reported missing by a family member on June 22. According to available information, she is described as having blonde hair and blue eyes, weighing approximately 180 pounds and standing 5 feet 6 inches tall. Like Finklin, her current whereabouts are also unknown.
Local authorities emphasize that public cooperation is crucial in both investigations. Any individuals with information regarding either woman’s whereabouts are encouraged to contact the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office at 706-821-1080 or 706-821-1020. For information regarding Megan Nichole Thomas, the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office is available at 540-245-5333, and tips can also be submitted anonymously via Crime Stoppers at 800-322-2017.
Details of Missing Person Cases
Summr Finklin’s disappearance is alarming, particularly given the brief timeline since she was last seen. Authorities have not provided additional details about her last known contacts or potential reasons for her disappearance. The lack of a clothing description further complicates the search.
Megan Nichole Thomas’s case, reported by a family member, has also raised concerns. While information about her disappearance was logged on the same day she was last seen, the specifics leading to her status remain undisclosed. Family members and local communities are hopeful for a swift resolution.
Importance of Public Assistance
Both cases underscore the vital role that community involvement plays in locating missing individuals. Authorities rely on tips and observations from the public to uncover leads that may assist in the investigation. Officers encourage anyone who might have witnessed anything unusual around the times and locations mentioned to come forward.
The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office and the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office have both made it clear that any small piece of information could prove crucial in these investigations. Local law enforcement agencies are actively working to gather more details and locate the missing women, but they cannot do this alone.
Background Context
Missing person cases can frequently develop from various circumstances, ranging from voluntary disappearance, health-related issues, or criminal acts. The response from law enforcement is typically rapid, involving initial assessment, public appeal for information, and collaboration with various agencies.
In both instances of Summr Finklin and Megan Nichole Thomas, their families and communities are experiencing heightened anxiety as they await news. Their situations highlight the need for vigilance in local neighborhoods and among friends and families regarding each other’s safety and well-being.
As the investigations proceed, local authorities continue to hope for positive outcomes and urge anyone with relevant information to assist in bringing these missing women home safely.
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Additional Resources
- WHSV: Augusta County Sheriff Seeks Assistance in Finding Missing Woman
- Augusta Free Press: Missing Person Alert for Augusta County Woman
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- Wikipedia: General Information
- Encyclopedia Britannica: General Knowledge
