Missing disabled Air Force veteran Diane Huggins last seen near O'Hare has been located
CHICAGO (CBS) -- A missing disabled Air Force veteran who was last seen near O'Hare has been found.
Chicago police said 59-year-old Diane Huggins was last seen around 8:30 a.m. Sunday, when she was discharged from Ascension Resurrection Medical Center - not far from O'Hare International Airport.
Before that, she had flown into O'Hare from Maryland and had missed a connecting flight to Cleveland. Staff at the Chicago O'Hare Hilton Hotel said she appeared disoriented and confused when she got there, they called authorities. After police and paramedics showed up, an ambulance took her to the hospital.
Police said, after she left the hospital, she might have tried to complete her trip to Cleveland to reach family in Akron.
Huggins suffers from bipolar disorder, manic depression, and schizophrenia. She is almost completely deaf, but wears hearing aids, and can read lips. She also walks with a cane, and police said she has been known to go to military bases.
Police did not say where she was located.
