Monroe County Deputies Seek Help Finding Missing Woman Tammie Sorrow After She Was Last Seen on Buck Creek Road in High Falls

MONROE COUNTY, GA — Monroe County deputies are asking for the public’s help locating Tammie Sorrow, a woman who was last seen in the High Falls area earlier this month. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office said Sorrow was last seen Tuesday, Nov. 3, on Buck Creek Road.

Authorities have not said where she may have gone or whether there are additional details about her disappearance. For now, the sheriff’s office is treating the case as a missing person investigation and urging anyone with information to come forward.

Deputies say Sorrow was last seen Nov. 3

According to the sheriff’s office, Sorrow was last seen in the Buck Creek Road area of High Falls. That location is in Monroe County, and investigators are focusing on public tips to help determine her movements after she was last seen.

The timing matters because the last confirmed sighting was several days before the office publicly asked for help finding her. In missing person cases, even small details such as a vehicle description, a direction of travel or a recent sighting can help investigators piece together a timeline.

What investigators say about her description

The sheriff’s office described Sorrow as 5 feet 5 inches tall and about 130 pounds. Those basic identifiers are being shared so residents can recognize her and report any possible sightings.

Officials did not release any other identifying details in the public notice. In cases like this, deputies often rely on quick recognition from neighbors, motorists and people who may have been in the area around the time she was last seen.

How to contact the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office

Anyone who has seen Sorrow or knows where she may be is asked to contact the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office at 478-994-7011. Investigators also listed Investigator John Thompson at 478-994-7043 as a direct contact for tips.

The sheriff’s office said people can also send information through its Facebook page, Instagram account or mobile app. Tips may be submitted anonymously, giving residents a way to share information without identifying themselves if they prefer.

Why even small tips can matter in a missing person search

Missing person investigations often depend on the public noticing something out of place and speaking up quickly. A sighting reported soon after it happens can help law enforcement narrow a search area or confirm where a person was last known to be.

That is why deputies are asking the community to stay alert for any information tied to Sorrow or her movements near Buck Creek Road. Even if a tip seems minor, investigators may be able to connect it with other details already in hand.

The sheriff’s office is keeping the case open as a public search continues

For now, the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office has shared only the basic facts available in its public request. Sorrow’s disappearance was reported through the department, and the agency is continuing to seek information from residents and anyone who may have been in the High Falls area on Nov. 3.

The public notice did not include information about any suspected foul play, a vehicle, or a possible destination. Until more is known, deputies are relying on community assistance to help determine what happened after she was last seen on Buck Creek Road.