Ga. mother of four still missing after SUV found burned out

ROCKDALE COUNTY, Ga. — The Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office said they are still continuing to search for a missing Rockdale County mother of four.

Imani Roberson was last seen on July 16 along Plantation Blvd. in Conyers in her white Mazda SUV. On Friday, investigators confirmed to Channel 2 Action News that they found a car matching the description of Roberson’s SUV in South Fulton County. It had been burned from the inside out.

Roberson, who is a mother of four, was not with the car. Investigators say she is still missing.

Authorities said in a news conference Wednesday that Roberson had dinner at her mother’s house the night she vanished, then took two of her four children home. Her mother said that’s the last time she heard from Roberson.

According to the sheriff’s office, Roberson was the mother of a 1-month-old baby, a 3-year-old, a 9-year-old and an 11-year-old. She left to take the infant and the 3-year-old home. It’s unclear if she ever made it there. Her mother reported her missing several days later after not hearing from her daughter.

It’s unclear where the children are now, but the family said they are safe.

“I know she would never leave her children or myself. Please help. These babies need their mother,” her mother said during the news conference.

The sheriff’s office said they are putting together more search teams including cadaver dogs.

“We are going to find out what happened to her, and someone is going to answer to why she is missing,” investigators said.

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Roberson is described as 5 feet, 2 inches tall. Her hair is currently styled in thick, knotless, reddish braids, according to her family. She wears glasses or contact lenses and has a tattoo sleeve on her left arm.

Meanwhile, friends have set up a fund to help her four children as the search for their mother continues.

Anyone with information on Roberson’s disappearance is urged to contact Investigator Collen Jones at 770-278-8156.

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