A Mother’s Cry: Hopes to Find Hurst Dwindles
By Aabigayle McIntosh
“Please, please if you know something, say something”, was the cry of distraught mother Maria Hurst as she continues to plead for help in locating the whereabouts of her missing son.
Noah Hurst 24, of Lightfoot area was last seen on May 23rd.
His mother said searches so far have proven futile
“Please just help me out I am really hurting; I feel my heart bleed every day. If you see anything please come forward and let the police know,” she said
Hurst added, “My number is 772-8018, and my husband’s number is 784-0060. I am just asking please do not keep it silent, it is really a tough time for us. Just say what you know or what you see”.
She is equally thankful to members of the public who call or rendered assistance so far.
Noah – who was recently employed at the Herbert’s Main Road hardware store, Veg International – is said to be approximately 5 feet and 11 inches tall and weighing between 135 and 145 pounds.
According to his family, his disappearance remains a mystery. Weeks ago, his mother shared that all of his clothing and shoes were still in place at the time he was reported missing.
Even more strange his cellular phone, which he is very attached to, was left behind in his room.
Efforts are currently underway to get the phone unlocked to access any details that could point investigators in the right direction.
While Noah remains missing the search continues for Kevin Millet who was reported missing on March 28th and Kevorn Bailey who was last seen on August 27th, 2022.

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