Legendary group’s singer missing after last being seen in Brooklyn

A former member of the legendary singing group The Platters has been missing for four days after getting a subway in Brooklyn, according to cops and her family, who warn that she has dementia and could be confused.

Sandra Hall, 80, went missing around 4 p.m. Friday after boarding a subway at Atlantic Avenue near the Barclays Center and Atlantic Terminal Mall, according to the NYPD and her family.

“Sandra is more than just our mother; she is a warm, vibrant woman who once brought joy to audiences as part of The Platters,” said her daughter, Star DaSilva.

“We just want to bring her home safely.”

The former singer, who lives in Flatbush, has dementia and can get confused and disoriented, according to her family.

Her family is following up on a tip that she might have been spotted in the Bronx.

“It checks out because she hopped on the 2 train going Uptown,” her daughter wrote on Facebook. “We contacted the local precinct and now waiting for word. The person with the tip provided an accurate description so I’m feeling confident about it.”

Hall is described as around 5-foot-3 and was last seen wearing gray pants, white sneakers and a pink shirt over a white long-sleeve shirt, according to police.

The Platters were first formed in 1952 and had a number of hits over the next decade, including “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes,” “Only You,” and “The Great Pretender.”

Hall joined The Platters in 1965 under her stage name Sandra Dawn, and they went on to join a brief chart resurgence in the following two years.

The group, which underwent dozens of line-up changes over the years, were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990.

Herb Reed, the last surviving original member of the group, died in 2012 age 83.

Anyone with information regarding Hall is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS, or submit tips on the CrimeStoppers website.