FBI: Endangered Ohio teen girl spotted getting off train at Lindbergh station

ATLANTA, Ga. (CBS46) - The FBI says they now have surveillance video showing Emma Linek getting off of MARTA at the Lindbergh station Tuesday night.

“The biggest concern right now is Emma’s well-being. She has not had her needed medication for days. Agents continue to ask for the public’s help in locating Emma so she can be reunited with her family,” officials said.

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The FBI is searching for a missing 17-year-old last seen leaving Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport Tuesday morning.

According to a news release, Emma Linek, who goes by the name of Zari, flew into Atlanta from Cleveland, Ohio. on Sept. 6. Her final destination was Boston. An FBI agent tells CBS46 that Lenik originally had a direct flight but missed it, leading to her being rebooked on a flight that connected through Atlanta.

“I want to highlight again that that flight changed, it was not scheduled. She did not know she’d be coming to Atlanta and another thing of concern is Emma has no known connections in Atlanta. She’s never been here before, nor does not know anyone in Atlanta that we know of,” said FBI Investigator Chris Macrae

Agents confirmed that Linek was last seen leaving Hartsfield’s North Daily Parking with a man. They say she did not know the man.

“We’re in discussions with that individual but at this time we have not located Emma. Emma was not with that individual,” said Macrae.

Linek has not been seen since 10 a.m. Tuesday, officials say.