Missing Bergen Woman Found After 3 Weeks, Mom Says

BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — A Ridgefield woman who was missing for three weeks has been found, the woman's mother confirmed Thursday.

Erin Stack's mother, Lori Stack Greenleaf, confirmed her daughter was found at about noon Wednesday, but did not disclose where.

Stack, 36, was being taken to a hospital and was being interviewed by the prosecutor's office. She said her daughter was "alive and safe."

The Passaic County Prosecutor's Office could not be immediately reached for comment.

Stack was last seen in Paterson on May 22, a State Police missing persons report states. She has a 7-year-old daughter, Emma.

Greenleaf previously said her daughter "fell on hard times" about 18 months ago. She has been trying to "get back on her feet" and was living in a shelter in Hackensack for a while.

Greenleaf and Stack went to Eva's Village in Paterson and filled out paperwork to get Stack into a program there for women, but she never checked in there, Greenleaf said.

Related: Search For Bergen Mother Lingers For Weeks

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