Nicole Evers-Everette, granddaughter of civil rights leaders, found after being reported missing

Police have located a missing Georgia woman who is the granddaughter of civil rights leaders Medgar and Myrlie Evers .

Nicole Evers-Everette , known as Niki, has been found and her family has been notified, the Gwinnett County Police Department noted on Facebook Friday morning.

Prior to the announcement, both police and the Georgia National Association for the Advancement of Colored People , or NAACP, pleaded for help finding Evers-Everette. “Nicole is a beloved member of our community, and the entire Georgia NAACP is committed to bringing her home safely,” the Georgia NAACP said on its website.

She was last heard from around 5:55 p.m. Sunday evening and was reported missing from her apartment in Duluth, according to an announcement from the

The Gwinnett County Police Department asked for help finding the 36-year-old Friday morning and said a friend reported her missing on Tuesday. The friend said they hadn’t heard from Evers-Everette for several days.

When officers went to her home to try to speak to her, they couldn’t find her, the police department said in a news release online.

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