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Justin Clark, 31, hasn't been seen or heard from since July 8; and that isn't like him says mother Carilyne of Walnut Creek.
Justin's friends, co-workers and family have posted flyers near Royal Ground Coffee on Polk and Sacramento Streets in San Francisco, the last place Clark was allegedly seen, and built a website. Justin is an artistic nurse who recently broke his leg.
His mother wrote, "He usually gives me a call every few days and when he didn’t, I tired to contact him, but I never got a response. I don’t know what to do – I’ve talked with his co-workers, his friends, and I have been going to homeless shelters, hoping that I can find some information on anyone who’s seen him."
Justin's story has been featured on several local blogs including Claycord, the Concord blog whose readers removed a lovelorn pilot from the sky. See Concord blog readers remove jilted aerial stalker . Local citizens are already spreading word of Justin being missing via twitter and facebook, and reporting possible sightings.
Carilyne adds, "It’s so hard not knowing what’s happening to a love one. He is okay, is he hurt, did he lose his memory? I just don’t want to find out that I get a call saying that he’s not with us anymore."
- Name: Justin Joseph Clark
- Date of Birth: August 25, 1978
- Age: 31
- Height: 5’11"
- Weight: 185 lbs
- Hair: Dark brown, white stripe
- Eyes: Brown
- Tattoos: On ankle
- Scar: Left calf, long scar
- Date last seen: July 8, 2009
- Location last seen: Royal Ground Coffee on Polk and Sacramento Streets in San Francisco, CA
- San Francisco Police Department
- (415) 553-1071
- Case Number: 090725735
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