A former member of the classic singing group the Platters has been missing in New York City for days, and her family is raising the alarm. Sandra Hall, 80, has dementia and was last seen on Friday afternoon boarding the subway near the Atlantic Terminal Mall,

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An 80-year-old former member of the legendary singing group the Platters, Sandra Hall, has been missing since Friday afternoon after boarding a subway in Brooklyn, according to the New York Post. Police and family members are actively searching for her.

Nearly a week after former pop starlet Sandra Hall of The Platters was reported missing in New York City, the 80-year-old Brooklyn native has been located, family confirmed Thursday. Hall was at New York Presbyterian Hospital on Wednesday and was doing well, family members told New York Post.

The daughter of an 80-year-old former singer for The Platters is begging for help to find her mother, who vanished in Brooklyn on Friday. Sandra Hall, who performed with the legendary vocal group in the 1960s,