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Officials offer $1,000 reward for information on missing woman

Jessica Earl has been missing since June 8.
Jessica Earl has been missing since June 8.
By Tara L. Subramaniam
June 28, 2018

The search intensifies for a missing west Georgia woman as officials announced Thursday a reward for any information on her whereabouts.

Anyone with information that helps locate 31-year-old Jessica Victoria Earl could receive $1,000, according to a tweet from the Haralson County Sheriff’s Office.

Earl, also known as Jessica Jones King, was last seen June 8 leaving a home on Little Circle near Tallapoosa after a dispute with 36-year-old Jeffery Seth Odom, Haralson County sheriff’s office Chief Deputy Joel McSwain said in a statement Monday.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Haralson County Sheriff’s Office at 770-646-2011.

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