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Residents distraught over neighbor's mysterious disappearance

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TULSA, Okla. — On what appeared to be a typical Sunday morning on Sept. 24, an incident that day is not only puzzling residents of College Park but unsettling them.

"At 10 o'clock, we were out here with our grandkids playing," recalled resident Frank Wilcox.

However, Wilcox says that the last time his neighbor, Claudia Price, was seen was just a couple of hours prior.

"We know she got to Walmart, and she bought something," said Wilcox. "She headed back. My wife's cousin talked to her on her way back."

Having lived in College Park for nearly three decades, Wilcox expressed shock over the unprecedented disappearance. The unsolved incident is impacting his family's routine.

"My wife will not walk alone anymore," said Wilcox. "She walks four to five days a week."

Wilcox and his wife are not the only neighbors scratching their heads. Lynda Schaffel, who lives across the street from Price, isn't ruling out anything nefarious.

"I think something could have happened to her because where could she go?" questioned Schaffel. "If she got lost, I think somebody could have found her and helped her or called the police. She may not even be in the state anymore.”

Price's half-brother, Mike Gleason, is at a loss for where his sister could be. Reviewing her home's security footage, he found Price leaving but no footage of her returning.

"We don't know. We don't know. Like I said, there's no sightings of her at all, and that's a very busy part of town," said Gleason. "We're really kind of baffled."

Adding to the mystery, Schaffel said she cannot spot Price on her house's security footage from the morning she went missing.

"I looked on my Ring camera, and I didn't see her leave," said Schaffel.

Tulsa Police urges those with any information on Claudia Price's whereabouts to call 911.


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