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UPDATE- Missing Person in Astoria- Helen “Eleni” Hionidis Found

January 6, 2022

Missing Person- Helen "Eleni" Hionidis. Photo: Courtesy of the family

ASTORIA – As of 5:17 PM EST, The National Herald has learned that Helen “Eleni” Hionidis, 79, was found. She had been missing since 9:30 AM on January 6 when she was last seen at her house in Astoria.

She was seen wearing black pants and a winter coat. She has no pocketbook, no ID, and no cellphone with her. She speaks Greek but will respond to some English. Hionidis has early onset Dementia.

If anyone has information, please call her son Kosmas: 631-987-4492 or call the 114th Police Precinct: 718-626-9311.

Thank you to all those who offered their help.

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